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General
Program Information
The
veterinary technician program at MJC is currently being offered to
students through the alternate route. Students are required to have
three years experience in a clinic, in addition to our courses completed
in order to take the state RVT exam.
Students with no prior experience in the vet industry are still eligible
for the program, and can begin their work experience through our
internship program.
The program is designed to take one year to complete if the courses are
taken in the suggested order.
Courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better in order to
count for credit.
A certificate of completion will be given to each student that
successfully completes each course. These certificates of completion are
required when taking the state exam.
Program Mission
Vocational education for all levels and age groups of students
interested in the Veterinary Technician Industry is the primary mission.
- Provide approved course work that applies to the student goal of
completion of the Veterinary Technician Certificate Program.
- Graduates will meet the educational requirements for the California
Veterinary Technician Licensing Exam.
- Establish and maintain high levels of instruction and training in order
to produce graduates with above average skills and knowledge in the vet tech
industry.
- Meet or exceed the demand in the area for highly qualified and competent
veterinary technician employees.
- Instill an innate pride and high level of professionalism in students so
that they may carry on these attributes in the work force.
- A student that completes each course with a grade of “C” or better
will receive a certificate of completion for the entire program.
- Students with little or no practical experience should be enrolled
in the internship or volunteer program in order to begin their
experience hours while still enrolled in the vet tech program.
- Guidance counseling and evaluations will be done annually to ensure
the student is progressing adequately.
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