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Jessica Gramlich

Dr. Gramlich is a 2008 graduate of North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. After completing a one-year emergency internship in Rhode Island, she spent five years working as a small animal general practitioner in New Hampshire.

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10 Tips to Manage the NAVLE and Veterinary School Stress

Posted by Jessica Gramlich on Nov 18, 2018 7:49:00 PM
For many students getting into veterinarian school is the culmination of a lifelong dream, years of preparation, time, money, hopes and sacrifice. In undergrad, while your liberal arts major friends were off drinking on Thursday night, you were struggling to finish that organic chemistry lab for 8am Friday morning.
 
You spent all of Homecoming week cramming for the GRE and all of Thanksgiving break getting your first round of school applications completed. You spent hundreds of dollars filling out those supplemental applications and lived off Ramen noodles so you could save money to go to interviews. When all of your friends were sleeping in on Saturday morning, you were going to your weekend job at an animal hospital cleaning kennels or mucking out stalls. 
 
 It is a huge deal to get into veterinary school. It takes a strong personality, a smart mind, and perseverance. I had to apply to vet school 3 times before I got in. I cried when I got my first acceptance letter.  I was so happy.
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Topics: NAVLE

‘Tis the Season for Toxicities! Fa la la la la…

Posted by Jessica Gramlich on Dec 16, 2015 10:04:00 AM

Pet Toxicity Dangers- December Edition

There are many household toxins that we are aware of, but during the holidays there are often things around the house that many pet owners do not realize can be a hazard to their pets. Let’s review some holiday hazards!

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Topics: Toxicity

Negotiating A Contract: Understanding Compensation

Posted by Jessica Gramlich on Dec 14, 2015 11:36:00 AM

Guest Author: Lori Hehn, DVM

There are a number of ways in which compensation can be determined. Today we’ll discuss these, as it is important to know and understand the different types of compensation packages that can be presented when you are negotiating job offers.

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Topics: Career

5 Weight Management Tips for Pets

Posted by Jessica Gramlich on Dec 11, 2015 10:34:00 AM

VP-dog-weighThe Holiday Season is in full swing and I don’t know about you, but it is a struggle for me to make good food choices and find the time to exercise during all of the festivities.  Unfortunately for our pets there seems to be a correlation with our Winter weight gain and their Winter weight gain.  I had so many Spring Wellness exams that started out with, Fluffy has gained quite a bit of weight over the Winter and we will need to do something about that.  

In a way, I feel for the clients.  If you live in a cold climate it can be hard to take your dog out for a walk when it is freezing cold or freezing rain.  The sidewalks get clogged with ice and snow and it is dark out earlier so it really can be treacherous to take your pup out for a walk.  Unfortunately, if you are like me, you feel guilty when you don’t take your dog for a walk so you make up for it by giving treats.  Decreased calories out and increased calories in is a dangerous equation for weight gain.

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Topics: Health & Wellness, NAVLE, Weight, rehabilitation

December Spotlight Veterinarian- Dr. Sarah Boston

Posted by Jessica Gramlich on Dec 9, 2015 7:00:00 AM

December Spotlight Veterinarian- Dr. Sarah Boston, DVM, DVSc, Dipl ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow of Surgical Oncology

Dr. Boston is a 1996 graduate of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, SK, Canada.  She is a Surgical Oncologist from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and she has an amazing story of perseverance and resilience.  She is not only a distinguished professor and surgeon but she is also a cancer survivor and author.  Her accomplishments in both her professional and personal lives are inspirational and I encourage you to learn more about this incredible person.  

 

Idiopathic Issues: What is your Current Position?

Sarah Boston: Associate Professor of Veterinary Surgical Oncology Jean Imparato Professor of Canine Oncology Service Chief, Oncology College of Veterinary Medicine University of Florida

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Topics: SpotlightVeterinarian

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