Certificat en Technologie Vétérinaire

The Veterinary Technology program's mission is to provide local and global veterinary communities with ethical graduates committed to lifelong learning and professional development. Graduates will acquire mastery of entry-level skills and knowledge required for contemporary veterinary practice. The core program focus is companion animal practice, but all facets of veterinary medicine, including large animal medicine, biomedical research, and industry-related topics, are emphasized.

This program prepares students to work in veterinary clinics, rescue leagues, and at colleges and universities. In Carrington College's program, students combine classroom work with hands-on training to learn the skills needed to work in the field. Upon completion of the Veterinary Technology program, graduates will be able to:

Perform various administrative, clinical, nursing, and surgical assisting procedures in a veterinary medical setting; Demonstrate the ability to apply critical thinking, work collaboratively, communicate clearly and act professionally.

Veterinary Technology students can graduate in as few as 19 months. Students who graduate from the program are prepared for the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).

The College does not guarantee students will successfully pass these exams or be certified or licensed due to completing the program.

Graduates will have the entry-level skills and knowledge required for the modern veterinary practice. The core program is focused on companion animals, but all facets of veterinary medicine, including large animal medicine, biomedical research, and industry-related topics, are emphasized.

The Veterinary Technology program at Carrington College balances theory and practical instruction with animal anatomy and physiology, biology, and chemistry courses. The program includes an externship, allowing students to practice their skills in a veterinary setting.

Veterinary technicians work in various settings, with many working in private veterinary clinics and animal hospitals. Other places veterinary technicians can work include educational institutions like colleges and social advocacy organizations.

Carrington College can help you get started in a health care career. Our focus is to help change your life for the better through education. At Carrington, you can work toward your choice of an associate degree or certificate level education in some of today’s fastest-growing fields.

Our program is designed to provide you with “hands-on” training that uses the technologies and processes used in the field, allowing you to build your confidence. At the same time, you “learn by doing” as quickly and thoroughly as possible.

Our program will connect you with the health care community through clinical rotations or externships with local medical professionals to help build your résumé while you’re still in school.

Carrington College offers high-quality education. The Accrediting Commission accredits Carrington College for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges.