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Veterinary Technology Graduates. |
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"The general veterinary
knowledge I received prepared me to be Executive Director of the wildlife
foundation, as well as supervise and implement care and treatment of wildlife
in our facility."
-Nanci Limbach, Executive Director of the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation and teaches wildlife management at the Colorado Mountain College Veterinary Technology program. |
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"The program really prepared
us well for hands-on work. Outside of class I worked with
the animals on the vet farm to improve my skills. It was
easy to adapt what I was taught to the real world."
-Mark Weiler works in the Bundoora Veterinary Clinic near Melbourne, Australia. He completed his work experience requirement in that clinic, then was offered a job there. |
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"The expert training
in proper laboratory procedures was, for me, one of the
most significant skills I acquired from the veterinary
program. I was also impressed with the emphasis on the ultimate
accomplishment of finding a good job. They teach students
the necessary skill to market themselves successfully for
employment after graduation."
-Leslie Sargeant, Research Technician for Genmark, an animal genetics research lab in Salt Lake City. |
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"The vet knowledge that
I got from Colorado Mountain College I use everyday. The
facilities are superior to anything I've seen so far." "Having access to the lab and the animal farm was important to me." -Keith Olson works for IDEX Laboratories in Denver as the Lead Technician in a diagnostic testing lab. |
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"I had a quality Vet Tech education at a reasonable cost, at the most beautiful campus in the United States."
- Vickie Jameson, CSU Oncology Department, Small Animal hospital |
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"Colorado Mountain College was a valuable part of my education and had in important role in helping me achieve my goals."
-Dr. Ziegler was a Vet Tech graduate that went on to Vet School. He works for Wheatridge Animal Hospital. |
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