| Practice Name: Myhre Equine Clinic |
| Primary Contact Person: Grant Myhre, DVM |
| Address: PO Box 1673 |
| City: Rochester State: NH Zip: 03866 |
| Country: USA |
| Telephone: 603-335-4777 |
| Fax: 603-335-9923 |
| Email: myhreequine@gmail.com |
| Website: www.myhreequine.com |
| Staffing Number and Tasks: 3 Office Staff Business/Practice, 4 Technician Hospital/Surgical Technicians, Barn Manager 4+ Barn Assistants, Nuclear Medicine Director, Physical Therapist, Farrier, Maintenance crew |
| Type of Practice: Equine Medical & Surgical referral hospital, New England Regional Imaging Center For Equine and companion animals |
| Facilities: 30+ stall hospital, treatment room, Physical Therapy room with Shockwave, Ultrasound and a full compliment of treatment modalities, full surgical suite, Fuji Digital Radiology unit, Pico color flow Dopler Ultrasonography, Nuclear Medicine suite with 3 isolation stalls, 3 stall neonatal unit, 4 stall isolation barn, Podiatry center, Computer Assisted Tomography (CAT) scan, Colonial house for intern residence, Maintenance facility, Indoor riding/examination arena 2008 |
| Number of Interns / Externs currently in Practice: 1 |
Names of Veterinarians in Practice including any Specialty Qualifications:
Surgeons; Grant D. Myhre DVM , Kevin Sherman DVM
Internal Medicine: Ron Vin, DVM Dipl, ACVIM |
| Case Load: Approx 200 emergency hospital cases per year. 10 outpatient cases per week. Average of 8+ inpatients per day. Diagnostic imaging/lameness (Digital Radiography, CAT Scans, Nuclear Scintigraphy, MRI) |
Types of Cases (estimated % by system or categories):
60% medical and/or lameness cases 40% surgical cases |
Estimated Breakdown of Daily or Weekly Load:
Daily treatment of inpatients, assist primary clinician in outpatient/lameness cases, assist surgeon, assist technicians imaging and treating patients, rotating shared emergency coverage after-hours |
Philosophy of Internship:
To provide the intern with an intensive, hands-on educational experience, with exposure to large and varied medical, surgical, and imaging caseload. |
Prerequisites of Application and Internship:
DVM or equivalent, Curriculum Vitae, letter of intent and 3 letters of reference. Would prefer that the candidates visit the clinic prior to application. |
Notification of Acceptance:
by phone, fax or email |
Employee Benefits:
Continuing education allowance, NH and Maine DVM licenses paid with one day out for exam for each state, 4 days vacation and 2 personal days. |
Employment Contracts:
1 year contract |
Externship Available:
Yes |
List of Internship Duties in Practice:
Daily treatments of inpatients, assist primary in outpatient examination, diagnosis and treatment, assist surgeon in pre-surgery evaluation and preparation and scrub-in for surgery, write discharge instructions for inpatients and dispense medications, client and referring DVM communication regarding cases. Other duties as required. |
Emergency Duty Requirements:
Rotating emergency on call with backup senior clinician. Emergencies include colics, lacerations, fractures, and others. The workup surgery and aftercare are the interns responsibility with technical assistance. |
Amount of Supervision:
First 45 days very closely supervised by primary clinicians, surgical director and hospital director; thereafter supervised daily by primary clinicians to whom you are assigned on rotating basis. |
Internship Salary:
Commensurate with experience |
Term of Employment:
1 year |
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