Veterinary Technician/Nurse Student Externship - Encinitas, California

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Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) offers an unpaid externship program for veterinary technology/nursing students, providing hands-on experience in emergency medicine. Students work alongside credentialed veterinary technicians (VEG Veterinary Nurses), focusing on vital skills like patient care, laboratory procedures, and triage. The program emphasizes a customer-first mentality, with opportunities for mentorship, flexibility in location and duration, and a commitment to creating a safe and valued environment for both employees and pets.


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