Vet Tech Schools in Marquette County, Michigan

York County Community College Wells, Maine

Focus on essential skills as defined by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
Hands-on experience with live animals and models in clinical settings.
Off-campus learning opportunities at veterinary practices and farms.
Two practicum experiences requiring a minimum of 135 and up to 185 hours in a veterinary practice.
Comprehensive curriculum covering small and large animal care, laboratory animal medicine, and veterinary clinical pathology.
Instruction in advanced techniques like surgical nursing, anesthesiology, and veterinary imaging including radiology and dental care.
Opportunities to develop skills in areas like animal handling, restraint, physical exams, medication administration, and specimen collection.

Learn in a state-of-the-art Joyner Health Sciences Center with fully functional veterinary radiology, dentistry, laboratory, and surgical suites.
Enjoy flexibility with part-time and hybrid course options.
Gain specialized experience through externships in areas like exotic pets, zoo animals, large animals, or lab animal medicine.
Benefit from small classes, ensuring personalized attention and support.
The AVMA fully-accredited program prepares graduates for immediate employment in diverse fields.
Eligible students may transfer to UConn to major in Animal Science or Pathobiology.
Graduates are eligible to sit for the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE).