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Internal Medicine - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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Internal Medicine is the branch of veterinary medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders involving multiple organ systems. These include various cancers, endocrine (i.e. diabetes mellitus), respiratory, gastrointestinal, hematologic, urinary, immune-mediated, infectious disease, hepatic, neurological, and cardiac disease. At the Veterinary Emergency Clinic both neurological and cardiac disease are cared for by our Neurology and Cardiology specialists respectively. As a part of the V...

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Newsletters - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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Cardiology – Chronic Mitral Valve Disease: [Click here]. Cardiac News, Issue 2: [Click here]. Cardiac News, Issue 1: [Click here]. Cardiology – What’s Your Diagnosis: [Click here]. Never Say Never to Senior Dentistry: [Click here. Dr Beck seeing patients: [Click here]. Dermatology Journal Highlights: [Click here]. Intralipid Therapy: [Click Here]. Heat Stroke: [Click Here]. Recognizing Shock: [Click here]. Cardiopulmonary Carebral Resuscitation CPCR – Part 1: [Click here]. I-131 Update: [Click here].

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Specialty Medicine - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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The Veterinary Emergency Clinic and Referral Centre staffs 16 specialists in various clinical disciplines, including Surgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Neurology, Anesthesia, Critical Care, Dentistry, Dermatology, Ophthalmology and Cardiology. To learn more about each of these veterinary professionals select from the links below:. Dr Susan M. Cochrane. As seen on "ER Vets" on CMT and at CMT.ca.

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Imaging and Diagnostics - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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In order to effectively treat a patient an accurate diagnosis is required. At the VEC sophisticated, state-of-the-art equipment is employed in order to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of conditions, from breaks to serious illness or injury, including neurological and cardiac abnormalities, cancer, orthopedic issues and internal injuries. Various radiographic modalities are available at the VEC including:. CT scan (Computed Tomography). MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging).

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FAQ - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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What is a Veterinary Specialist? To become board certified, a veterinarian must complete 3-4 years of extensive post-graduate training and experience, generally in the form of an internship or residency. Upon completing the training the veterinarian must pass a credential review as well as a lengthy examination. Upon completion and passing of the exam the individual becomes a diplomate of the specialty board or college, and is then considered to be board certified. When should my pet see a specialist?

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Careers - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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We are looking for team-oriented people with positive attitudes and superior work ethic. If you are a highly-skilled, team player who is interested in working in a fast-paced and exciting environment then the VEC is the place for you. Full and part-time positions are available for evenings, nights and weekend shifts. Prior experience in emergency practice preferred. To be considered for an interview please forward your resume and covering letter by:. 416) 920-6185 - Attn: Human Resources Manager.

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Feedback - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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The Veterinary Emergency Clinic and Referral Centre is committed to being the centre of excellence in patient care and client relations. We would greatly appreciate your taking the time to fill out the following survey. Click here for the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) Feedback Form. Date and Time Visit:. What was the reason for your visit to the VEC? Which Doctor(s) did you see? Check all that apply):. I was warmly greeted by reception when I arrived:. The hospital was clean.

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Rehab Centre - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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As seen on "ER Vets" on CMT and at CMT.ca.

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Gallery - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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Anesthesia - Veterinary Emergency Clinic

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Anesthesia is a vital component to providing quality care in veterinary medicine. Anesthesia at the VEC is overseen by Dr. Sukhpal Singh. The role of the anesthesiologist is vast and multifaceted. Many procedures, from the most complex surgery to routine stress and pain management, rely on the careful administration and thorough monitoring of anesthetic drugs, in order to ensure the comfort and safety of the patient. As seen on "ER Vets" on CMT and at CMT.ca.