Erin T. Kulick

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Christiansburg, Va 24073

540-***-****

abqnpp@r.postjobfree.com

*** ******* ****** ** ************, VA 240 73

540-***-**** abqnpp@r.postjobfree.com

ERIN T. KULICK

O B JEC TIVE

To practice quality medicine in a diversified mixed animal practice that values client

communication, teamwork, creative problem solving, and hard working new graduates.

E DUC A TION

V i r g i n i a M a r y l a n d Re g i o n a l Co ll e g e o f V e t e r i n a r y M e d i c i n e

DVM C lass of 2010

R o a n o ke Co ll e g e B. S ., Bi o l o g y, May 2006

V ETER INARY W OR K EXPE R IENC E

Bedford Animal Hospital, Bedford, VA 1998-2009

Veterinary Assistant / Receptionist

Volunteered as veterinary assistant until legal working age then began

working part-time throughout school and summers.

Worked as relief receptionist, 2003 to 2009.

Assisted in numerous surgical procedures, both routine and emergency, on

large and small animals.

Facilitated and encouraged a learning environment for new staff.

Center for Comparative Oncology, Blacksburg, VA 2006-2009

Researcher Assistant

Directed teams in researching renal perfusion technology, cancer cell culture,

and cytotoxicity assays of chemotherapeutic agents.

Teaching and Research Animal Care Support Services (TRACSS) 2007-2009

Evaluated health status of equine, caprine, ovine, porcine, canine, sciurine,

murine, and marine research animals. Administered daily feed and

medications. Assisted veterinarian in diagnosis and treatment of observed

illnesses.

Designed an automated annual timestudy log that was used to catalogue and

analyze time spent by employees.

External Clerkships (3-week rotations) 2009-2010

Buckeystown Veterinary Hospital in Maryland: Assisted in scheduled and

emergency farm calls, designed anesthetic protocols, spayed/neutered dogs

and cats, and assisted with in-house small animal appointments.

Lynchburg State Animal Health Laboratory: Participated in necropsies,

bacteriologic and serologic diagnostics, and dairy milk analysis.

M EM BER SHIP AND LEADE RS HIP POSITION S

Veterinary Organizations 2006-2009

Membership in Virginia Veterinary Medical Association, Virginia Business

Management Association, Food Animal Practice Club, and Animal Welfare Club

Took advantage of lectures, applied laboratories, and networking offered by

organizations

Horse Grooming Coordinator, Animal Welfare Club 2006-2008

Learned to organize and lead volunteer-based events benefiting students and research

horses.

Co-founder of Students Interested in Health Services (SIHC) 2005-2006

Established a student-run organization offering lectures, given by several health

professionals of varying careers, to Roanoke College students.

H ONO RS A ND A CCOMPLISHMEN TS

Recipient of the Dr. Robert Brown Career and Life Sciences Award for Team Player 2007

Fintel Scholar, Roanoke College 2006

Fine Arts Prize in Music, Roanoke College 2006

P ROFESSIONAL INTERES TS

Mixed animal practice, including food animal surgeries, small ruminant medicine, small animal

orthopedic surgeries, behavior medicine, and communication-based client/doctor interactions.

Some interest in delving into wild life and exotic cases.

P ERSONAL INTERESTS

Music: perform on trumpet with local trumpet ensemble and sing with local community choir

Sports: Basketball, racquetball, ultimate Frisbee

Appreciator of the arts in general: photography, theater, dance, music

Outdoor activities: hiking

R EFER EN CES

Adrianne Doering, DVM Buckeystown Veterinary Hospital 3820 Buckeystown Pike

Buckeystown, MD 21717 301-***-****. http://www.buckeystownvet.com/

Scott Noe, DVM Bedford Animal Hospital 1064 Centerville Rd Bedford, VA 24523

540-***-****. http://www.bedfordanimalhospital.com/index.html

John Robertson, VMD, MS, PhD. VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary Medicine,

Virginia Tech, Duck Pond Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24061. 540-***-****. abqnpp@r.postjobfree.com

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