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University of Massachusetts-Amherst Amherst, Massachusetts

Four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Veterinary Technology.
Combines coursework at UMass Amherst with specialized training at the UMass Amherst-Mt. Ida campus.
Prepares graduates for careers in veterinary medicine and biomedical research.
Includes hands-on experience in state-of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, and farms.
Offers internship opportunities at veterinary clinics or research animal facilities.
Provides a VTNE prep course to prepare students for the Veterinary Technician National Exam.
Offers a Summer Pre-College program for high school students interested in Veterinary Technology.

Address: 374 Whitmore Building 181 Presidents Drive, Amherst, Massachusetts 01003
Website: www.umass.edu/

Prepares students for a broad scope of practice in veterinary technology.
Focuses on career advancement and increased responsibility.
Offers a rewarding future in a fast-paced work environment.
Requires completion of an AVMA-accredited Associate in Applied Science – Veterinary Technology program for admission.
Requires current licensure as an RVT/CVT/LVT/LVMT in the United States for admission.
Designed for licensed veterinary technicians seeking a Bachelor of Science degree.

Hands-on training in a variety of veterinary medical disciplines, including surgical assisting, dentistry, radiography, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Preparation to take the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) upon graduation, a requirement for becoming a credentialed veterinary technician in many states.
Likely includes externship opportunities at local veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and other animal-related facilities to gain real-world experience.
The program may emphasize preventative care and client education skills, enabling graduates to effectively communicate with pet owners about their animal's health.
Focus on animal welfare, ethical decision-making, and professional development to prepare students for responsible practice.
Curriculum possibly covers a range of animal species, including small animals (dogs, cats), large animals (horses, livestock), and potentially exotic animals.
Modern veterinary technology lab, possibly simulating a veterinary office setting to practice practical skills.

Hands-on animal experiences with small animals, large animals, and exotics.
Small class sizes for personalized learning.
Comprehensive curriculum covering anesthesia, surgery, radiology, pharmacology, dentistry, nutrition, and laboratory procedures.
Prepares students to become an integral part of a veterinary health care team.
Full Accreditation from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
Focus on essential skills dictated by the American Veterinary Medical Association’s Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities.

Focuses on practical skills needed to work with animals in various settings.
Prepares students to function as professional technical support to veterinarians and researchers.
Covers a wide range of responsibilities including clinical pathology, radiology, and surgical assisting.
Offers opportunities to learn about the program through live, in-person information sessions.
Provides education to assume responsibilities in office/hospital management.