VET HOUSE Case Study

When I saw the first drop of blood hit the ceramic tiles I became motionless. Knowing panicking would only make the situation worse, I waited patiently as my arm painted the floor with my blood. Hesitantly I look over to observe the wound, and staring at me with its bright red eyes is a nine foot Reticulated Python. As I felt the pressure of the tight coils decrease I knew it was the moment to take action. I quickly grabbed the back of it’s head and pried it off of me, making sure the curved teeth were removed carefully. After the snake was put away safely, I stood there in shock. But surprisingly I never felt more at home.

Creating an individual service project has allowed me to add depth to my high school career and provide an opportunity for my school to reach out to the globe. To help my school continue this outreach, I plan to pass this project along to an under class man who is interested in continuing this successful program. Helping individuals prepare for emergencies, build a secure financial background, and protect the environment around them are just a few successes the Beta Club has helped launch and there will be many more in the

What does it feel like to come home from years of fighting and have nothing but living on the streets. A lot of the wounded vets have to deal with that when they come home from war. The Wounded warrior project is to help wounded veterans coming home from war.They raise money for the procedures and surgeries the wounded vets overtake when they come home. With all of the staff and the volunteers they are able to help out hundreds of vets a day.

A Veterinarian Assistant is the person responsible for signing in the client and owner. Keeping the peace whilst multiple clients and their owners are in line. Also maintaining a clean workspace. And assist the Veterinarian and Veterinarian Technician in the case that the client is difficult. In addition Assistants contact pet owner for results or reminder of clinic. As a member of the Countryside Mobile Vet team as a Veterinarian Assistant one has the reward in helping domestic animals.

The Veterans Community Project was started by three veterans. In addition to housing, the Veterans Community Project will also provide people with counseling. Additionally, the houses will already have food, electricity and gas. They want to make sure that veterans do not have to go through the hassle of making deposits and waiting to get utilities turned on. The veterans will continue to get support until they can move into

Homelessness in veterans has become a major problem in Alabama due to a lack of affordable housing and little help treating PTSD, so in order to help decrease the levels veteran homelessness, I plan making twenty donation bags with my youth group every year; moreover, these bags will contain basic necessity items, with the advantage of no longer spending money on these items, homeless veterans will be able to spend money on more important things like finding work. The part of my solution of donation to a local non-profit started from the idea of “[focusing] your efforts on supporting the homeless veteran service providers in your community, or [becoming] an active advocate to ensure that veterans receive an appropriate share of the resources

So many Veterans, even with the HUD VASH voucher system, are living in sub par conditions while landlords are pocketing overage monies for personal gain. Our mission is to offer not only housing, but a more complete and all-inclusive approach to treating our veterans, for future success. We aim to be an extension from existing VA programs and become a direct link to job training – while bridging Veterans back into society. Veterans are faced daunting challenges while transitioning into civilian society – which include—lack of camaraderie, lack of transferable job skills through the lack of support network lack of identity outside the military, and unemployment. Our mission is to alleviate these problems while benefiting the VA, overall society,

The baying of dogs echoed throughout the building; the caterwauls of cats, the calls of birds, and the occasional soothing words spoken to the unnerved animals followed them. The veterinarian walked into the office and met with his aide. The injured animal had already been given anaesthesia, x-rays of its bones had been taken, and the tools that the veterinarian would need were set for operation. This is the job of a veterinary technician; the career of a vet tech is one that many people pursue from the moment they hear of it, and those like myself are determined to work hard to get to it. Those who already work in the field could tell you a waterfall of reasons why being a vet tech is admirable, but here are three of my own; one reason is because of the enjoyment it can bring, the second is because of what vet techs do, and the third is because of the payment. So, if you want to learn about vet techs, and maybe even become one like myself, keep on reading!

VetPride Services, Inc. is honored to present our organization’s proposal to provide Valet Parking Services for the hospital facility at the Samuel S. Stratton VA Medical Center located in Albany, New York. We look forward to continuing our great work with the Veteran Affairs. We take great pride in our history, reputation, and service delivery and widely recognized for our superior customer service. Our reputation in the industry is unrivaled and we have never lost sight of what is most important in our business – providing exceptional parking services to our customers. We believe with a simple approach to overall excellence and attention to service has allowed VetPride to thrive for over twelve years.

My name is Annette Bogle case manager with Camillus House Veteran with section 8 program.

The program I came up with is a non- profit organization called “Communities within Communities “. The mission of this program is: To assist our veterans and their families establish an excellent quality of life and overall health and well- being through

Customers who have positive feelings about their veterinarians in the above critical zones tend to have a solid relationship and are more loyal to the clinic. These loyal clients are less inclined to switch clinics based on price alone. Above all, they are fundamentally more prone to do what their veterinarian suggests, paying little heed to cost.

The Newport Beach Veterinary Hospital is an animal hospital located in Newport Beach, California. This medical facility for pets was designed for personalized veterinary practice with advanced technology and cutting-edge technology. Their services include examination and internal medicine consultations by a board certified specialist, laboratory services, DNA/ genetic testing, HD digital radiology, echocardiography and ultrasound, computed tomography and fluoroscopy, plus more. The Newport Beach Veterinary Hospital is a 2016 nominee for Orange County Hotlist Best Veterinarian.

It is hard to believe that my year of service is soon coming to an end, it seems not too long ago I was reviewing my VAD and wondering how I was going to be able to complete with success the task outlined. The thought of it all was overwhelming yet a welcomed challenge as I knew the outcome would be playing a part in increased food security for families who depend on both food pantries I am serving at as well as continued sustainability for the pantries.

I have been involved with delivery within the VET sector for numerous years now and over that time I have seen many changes within the VET area and have also undergone many changes in my teaching role. When I first started teaching in the VET system, it was in an Advanced Diploma program with predominately adult learners who were looking for a career change. Being new to the competency based system and with little guidance, I needed to dig deep to gain an acceptable understanding as to how the VET grading system worked. I designed my classes and assessments around the subject content that I believed the students needed to know in order to accomplish a career within the field. Reflecting back across this period I might consider that this was the induction stage of my career (Lynn 2002) as I was seeking reassurance from my peers and work colleagues to gain confidence and knowledge in my teaching practices. This example could be linked to APST standards 1.2, 1.5 and 3.3