Brittani Comstock

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Moscow, Idaho 83843 C: 509-595-4343 coms7671@vandals.uidaho.edu

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As an undergraduate student, I do not have a vast amount of experience in veterinary
medicine just yet. I do however currently volunteer at a spay and neuter clinic where I
have gained some introductory knowledge to veterinary medicine. I have also taken a few
Animal and Veterinary Science classes at my university, and I will continue to take more
until I receive my bachelor's degree. Of these AVS classes, a couple included the
electives Companion Animal Diseases and Practices/Principles of Dairy Science. Both of
these classes are not required for my degree but taught me some of what there is to be
known in the veterinary medicine field. A local veterinarian taught the Companion Animal
Diseases course and so I was able to see and learn from real life cases.

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Compassionate
Motivated
Personable
Eager to learn
Prepping for surgery
Administering vaccinations
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Volunteer- January 2014-Present
Dr. Tammy Faulkner- Affordable Veterinary Care & Spay Neuter Clinic

Work in pre-op which involves sedating the cats and dogs and prepping them for surgery,
such as shaving and sterilizing the operating site. During surgery, recording oxygen and
ISO levels and recording heart rate every five minutes and watching for anything
abnormal. Work post-op which involves filling out all charts, giving the cat or dog any and
all vaccinations that the owner has requested, prescribing and filling any pain medications,
and getting the animal comfortable for when it comes out of anesthesia.
Cared for animals pre-surgery, including administering anesthetics.
Administered routine, post-operative and daily treatments to animals in
collaboration with the veterinarian.
Weighed and examined animals and recorded information in files.
Cleaned kennels, examination and operating rooms and animal loading and
unloading facilities.

Facility Attendant-February 2013-Present
Brian Mahoney-University of Idaho Student Recreation Center
Work the front desk that involves face to face contact greeting patrons as they came and
leave the facility; sell membership passes, day passes, wellness passes, equipment, and
being in charge of the money in the till. Work the equipment room which involves face to
face contact with people as well, and checking out equipment to these members of the
facility. Clean equipment, wash and fold laundry, and give tours to aspiring students and
those wanting to become future members of the school or facility.
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Bachelor of Science: Animal and Veterinary Science, In-Progress
University of Idaho- Moscow, Idaho

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Member of The National Society of Collegiate Scholars

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First Aid
CPR
AED

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Sue Kitchel, DVM
Animal Clinic and Hospital
suzyck@frontier.com

Brian Mahoney
University of Idaho Student Recreation Center
brianm@uidaho.edu