WKSP-8025A Veterinary Assistant Orientation

Prerequisites None
Corequisites None
The Veterinary Assistant Program Orientation is the first required step toward enrollment in the program. This mandatory 2-hour session will introduce prospective students to the program’s structure, expectations, and career opportunities. Attending this orientation will ensure that students understand the curriculum, required coursework, hands-on training components, and internship experience before committing to the program. This session is designed to answer key questions, provide clarity on career prospects, and help students determine if the Veterinary Assistant Program is the right fit for them. 

Contact Hours: 2
Continuing Education Units (CEUs): .2

• Breakdown of course structure, hands-on training, and internship. 

• Introduction to key veterinary assistant skills. 

• Explanation of real-world veterinary experience and career options. 
• Discussion with program advisors about enrollment, expectations, and student responsibilities. 

• Presentation: Overview of the Veterinary Assistant Program. 

• Tour of the Teaching Hospital: A faculty guided visit to see the training facilities and equipment.
• Q&A and Discussion: Interactive session to address student concerns. 

Enrollment Guidance: Explanation of next steps for program registration. 

Evaluation
Students will confidentially evaluate this course by completing the electronic Student Evaluation of Class form distributed via email after the last class session.

Successful Completion