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Education: Ross University
Grad Year: 2027
Experience: 0 Years
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I am seeking an associate veterinarian position where I can develop into a confident, well-rounded clinician while providing high-quality patient and client care. I am particularly interested in general and mixed-animal practice and enjoy the variety of working across companion-animal and large-animal medicine. As a new graduate, I value strong mentorship, collaboration, and a practice that supports continued professional development. Long term, I hope to maintain broad general-practice skills while developing additional expertise in areas such as ophthalmology, food-animal and small-ruminant medicine, parasitology, and medical oncology.
I am a fourth-year veterinary student at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine currently completing my clinical year at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. One of the things I enjoy most about veterinary medicine is its variety. I genuinely enjoy the challenge of moving between different species, clinical problems, and areas of medicine, and my clinical year has allowed me to explore interests ranging from companion-animal medicine and ophthalmology to food-animal, equine, and small-ruminant medicine. Outside of simply becoming proficient in day-to-day practice, I am excited to continue learning throughout my career and developing areas of special interest through continuing education.
Final-year DVM candidate with broad clinical training across companion-animal, equine, and food-animal medicine. Currently completing clinical training at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine following pre-clinical education at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. NAVLE passed in 2026.
Clinical experience includes small-animal internal medicine and surgery, emergency and critical care, primary care and dentistry, ophthalmology, medical oncology, large-animal medicine and surgery, food-animal medicine and reproduction, theriogenology, and equine ambulatory medicine.
Prior veterinary employment includes experience in general practice and veterinary ophthalmology. Clinical interests include general and mixed-animal practice, ophthalmology, small-ruminant and food-animal medicine, parasitology, medical oncology, and herd health.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Candidate — Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
Clinical Year — University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
NAVLE — Passed, 2026
Bachelor of Science in Biology — University of Central Florida
Clinical Year — University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
NAVLE — Passed, 2026
Bachelor of Science in Biology — University of Central Florida
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