Assistant Manager

Jessica Lind Tracy, DVM 928-***-****

www.dr.jesstracy.com

Yuma, AZ abpdc0@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

To join a small or mixed animal practice open to communication and consultation that will allow me to broaden my

knowledge and skills as a veterinarian in a variety of animal species while providing an excellent standard of care for

my patients.

EDUCATION

Master of Business Graduate Student, 2010-Present

Colorado State University, Distance Program

Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, 2005-2009

Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine, Starkville, MS

Bachelor of Science in Biology, 2001-2005

Millsaps College, Jackson, MS

Magna cum laude

Minors in Business, Chemistry, and Classical Studies

WORK EXPERIENCE

Associate Veterinarian: Desert Veterinary Clinic (Small Animal), June 2010-Present

Improved social media network associated with the clinic

Developed fund raising programs for emergency pet fund

Participated in multiple hours of CE during Western States Veterinary Conference

VetStem Certified

Associate Veterinarian, Assistant External Marketing Manager: Casper Animal Medical Center (Mixed

animal practice), June 2009-July 2010

Created and managed website for clinic: www.caspervets.com

Created customer survey program to improve and promote our clinic

Organized marketing events such as Halloween Pet Costume Contest, Pet Photo Contest, etc

Designed, created, and initiated monthly newsletter for clients

Created the Max and Pongo Fund for aid of animals and clients in financial need

Increased client education through multiple client education programs and handouts

Took emergency call regularly

Mixed animal and exotic practice predominately equine and small animal

Developed and practiced basic abdominal ultrasound skills and techniques

Participated in multiple hours of CE during Western States Veterinary Conference

Veterinary Surgery Technician: Mississippi State CVM, May 2007-May 2008

Management of surgical suite including assuring of sterility, providing appropriate surgery instruments,

and maintaining proper order of surgeries.

Veterinary Assistant: New Shackle Island Veterinary Hospital, May 2003-August 2005 (Summers)

Provided services applicable to a veterinary assistant such as preparing animals for surgery, aseptic

preparation of surgery packs, maintaining hospital cleanliness, ascertaining histories from clients, and

basic laboratory tests.

EXTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE 2008-2009

UTK-CVM, Knoxville, TN

Dermatology advanced clinical rotation

Ophthalmology advanced clinical rotation

Foothills Animal Hospital, Phoenix, AZ

Busy small animal practice that provided ultrasound, colonoscopy, and multiple surgeries

Northwest Veterinary Clinic, Stanwood, WA

Rural mixed animal practice

Provided specialized services such as acupuncture and massage therapy

Worked with horses, llamas, alpacas, goats, cows, sheep, dogs, and cats

The Living Desert, Desert Springs, CA

Worked closely with a variety of exotic species including doing physical exams, managing breeding behavior, and

corrective surgeries to promote the protection of endangered species

ADVANCED CLINICAL ROTATIONS

The Feline Patient

Fully investigated diseases, husbandry, breeds, behavior, medicine specifically related to the feline patient during

this one month course

Oncology

Investigated major cancers and the treatment, diagnosis and care currently associated with each

Large Animal Ambulatory

Worked with large animal ambulatory service for dairy palpation, herd health, field surgeries and necropsies, equine

wellness, and equine dentistry

Radiology/Ultrasound

Gained advanced experience with ultrasonographic and radiographic techniques and interpretation

The Art of Business Management

Investigated the art of veterinary business practice and management

Shelter Medicine

Provided spaying and neutering for local shelters as well as information on how to improve husbandry, environment,

and care in a shelter environment. Performed over 25 surgeries.

Clinical Pathology Conference

Two week required course in which a scientific paper on a previously seen case had to be researched, written and

presented to the MSU-CVM

A Twist on Dystocia: An Investigation of Uterine Torsion in the Bovine www.dr.jesstracy.com

Small Ruminant Production Medication

Class designed to investigate major diseases, husbandry, and treatment for sheep, goats, llamas, and alpacas

ORGANIZATIONS

Veterinary Business Management Association: 2005-2009

Treasurer (2006)

Mississippi State Big Sibling Program: 2006 - 2009

Responsible for founding and development in 2006 to aid individuals entering vet school

Student Mentor: 2007 - 2009

Mentored potential veterinary students during interviews

Mississippi State Student Envoy: 2007 - 2009

Responsible for giving tours to families and other groups interested in MSU -CVM

Responsible for aiding in the interview process and recruitment

Alpha Psi Fraternity: 2005 - 2009

Christian Veterinary Fellowship: 2006 - 2009

Mission trip to Brazil to aid goat farmers 2007

REFERENCES

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