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Adele Hilliard is listed as Owner of Feeling Pawsitive Veterinary Behavioral Solutions at Haywood Road Animal Hospital, based in Greenville, South Carolina, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Adele Hilliard.
Adele Hilliard previously worked as Owner at Feeling Pawsitive Veterinary Behavioral Solutions and Associate Veterinarian at Haywood Road Animal Hospital. Adele Hilliard holds Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine (Dvm), Veterinary Medicine from The University Of Georgia College Of Veterinary Medicine.
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I attained my DVM from the University of Georgia in May 2014. I plan to devote my career to providing highly quality, affordable veterinary care, forming strong bonds with my clients and their pets. My career began at Banfield Veterinary Hospital where I was engaged as a paid veterinary technician. That first-hand experience led me to enroll at Clemson University whose animal/veterinary science program boasts a novel approach that sends students into the field as freshmen. Over the next four years, I gained valuable hands-on experience. Additionally, I was privileged to work with another rescue organization, Diamond in the Ruff, where I paid special attention to abused animals and which provided meaningful involvement into the business side of such organizations. Additionally, I was hired as a research assistant to determine the psychological and biological effects of caged poultry production as opposed to free-range. At the University of Georgia Veterinary Medicine doctoral program, I participated as a member of the University’s Canine Club and Shelter Medicine Club, in whose name I have worked with fellow students and the public at large, in the promotion, education and implementation of shelter programs and policies. Overall I have more than 19 years of experience involving the care, diagnosis, and treatment of multiple species of animals within multiple settings. Since graduation I have been blessed to work as an Associate Veterinarian at both a general practice and a shelter/low cost. I have also worked in relief and aided Scheduled Relief. This company connects relief veterinarians and veterinary clinics nationwide. I also had an amazing opportunity to work with 24/7 Pet Help Line. I have also worked in the corporate sector. I continue to be extremely passionate about community outreach and client education. Currently I am working as an associate veterinarian at a private practice where I am excited to really take part in educating and helping my community. Very soon I will be working solely as a behaviorist working towards my speciality in behavior in South Carolina.
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Resident in the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists. Exciting to bring behavioral help to South Carolina and beyond.
•Contact liaison for veterinary clinics nationwide, connecting exceptional relief veterinarians to high quality veterinary hospitals •Contact liaison for nationwide organizations and veterinary related companies•Administrative manager of social media outlets•Relief Veterinarian for the North Colorado and Front Range territory
•Practiced veterinary medicine daily, seeing ~95% of all the appointments •Prescribed medications as needed, often having to discover the most effective, but affordable methods•Worked constantly with clients on limited incomes, devising ways for their pets to be helped both at the hospital and at home•Interacted greatly with clients in all aspects of veterinary medicine including preventative health care, advising clients on the cause and needed treatments for various diseases•Ran and interpreted multiple diagnostics•Took part in common procedures such as catheterization, blood withdrawal, laceration repair and bandaging, etc…•Worked multiple weekends of emergency on call duty
•Practiced veterinary medicine on a daily basis•Prescribed multiple medications on an as need basis•Interacted greatly with clients in all aspects of veterinary medicine including preventative health care, advising clients on the cause and needed treatments for various diseases, and behavioral consultations•Worked with multiple clients with limited incomes•Ran and interpreted multiple diagnostics •Took part in many common procedures such as catheterization, blood withdrawal, laceration repair and bandaging, etc…•Performed routine and in heat spays, routine and crypt orchid neuters, lump removals, laceration repairs, enucleations, and a splenectomy •Assisted in amputations and cystotomies •Worked multiple evenings and weekends of emergency on call duty, often having to juggle multiple cases solely after hours
Athens, Ga, Us
•Presented the shelter medicine surgery externship program to veterinary students with the aid of the shelter medicine club mentor •Coordinate veterinary students with shelter veterinarians to take part in shelter care, including physical examinations, diagnostics, and surgery (i.e. spay and neuter)•Collaborated with the shelter medicine club mentor about ordering specific supplies•Distributed needed supplies to veterinary students •Organized a survey to determine success of the program among the veterinary students •Meet on a constant basis with both the shelter medicine mentor and shelter medicine club to discuss the program’s progress
Athens, Ga, Us
•Performed physical examinations on patients, along with multiple diagnostic tests (HW test, ear cytology, skin scrapes, PCV, TS, BUN determination, fecal floats, etc…)•Assisted and performed in the castration of a Tom Cat •Assisted and performed in the spaying of a Queen and a Bitch •Sutured the linea alba, subcutaneous layer, and skin layer of surgery patients •Performed anesthetic duties for multiple surgeries, monitoring heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, temperature, fluid rate, oxygen rate, and inhalant rate•Catheterized multiple animals in order to administer necessary drugs through the cephalic vein •Administered premedication and induction agents •Intubated multiple animals preparing for surgery•Wrote multiple SOAP notes for the surgery patients•Assisted patients waking up from surgery (e.g. extubation, keeping them warm, etc…)
Athens, Ga, Us
•Performed enterotomies and resection and anastomosis upon swine surgery patients•Practiced resection and anastomosis on equine intestine •Sutured the linea alba, subcutaneous layer, and skin layer of surgery patients •Administered premedication and induction agents to swine•Intubated the surgery patients (swine) for surgery•Placed ear catheters •Performed anesthetic duties for multiple surgeries, monitoring heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, temperature, fluid rate, oxygen rate, and inhalant rate•Calculated drug dosages necessary for surgery•Wrote surgery reports for the surgery patients •Assisted patients waking up from surgery
•Assisted and performed in the castration of kittens, tom cats, puppies, and dogs •Assisted in the spaying of kittens, queens, puppies, and bitches •Closed the subcutaneous layer and skin layer of spays•Administered premedication and induction agents •Intubated multiple animals preparing for surgery •Placed anesthetic monitoring machines in place on animals preparing for surgery •Assisted in cleaning
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Tested cortisol stress levels of chickens in pen vs. cage environments (funded by USDA)•Collected blood from the wing of chickens to determine levels of stress hormones•Administered sodium phenobarbital to the birds through the vain•Assisted in perfusions to measure brain derived neurotrophic factor and dendritic density and length•Assist in wing banding•Observed tonic immobility and emergence behavior tests •Responsible for recording and observing various behaviors•Worked as part of a team of other animal and veterinary science professional
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Tested the effects of Conjugated Linoleic Acid on horse nutrition •Assist in the weekly care of 12 horses•Assisted in attaining weight measurements•Aided in taking blood samples•Helped to determine stride length •Assisted in the measuring of rump fat through the use of ultrasound
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Assisted in the raising, slaughtering, and processing of broiler hens•Performed necropsies •Learned to identify egg quality •Identified various ages of unborn chicks •Distinguished between a fertile and infertile egg. •Extracted seminal fluids from a rooster•Practiced artificial insemination on a chicken•Learned the practice of blood testing
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Assisted in transferring the birds into the abattoir•Cleaned the transport truck•Assisted in moving birds to the slaughter line•Aided in placing birds into the scalder•Assisted in cleaning the abattoir when slaughtering finished•Aided in packaging the turkeys once processing had occurred
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Assisted in wing banding•Aided in blood testing•Observed Avian Flu testing
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Performed Radio Immuno Assays and progesterone testing on bovine samples•Dissected reproductive tracts of the Bull and Dam and identify various follicular stages and structures associated with reproduction, i.e. Corpus Luteum.•Aspirated follicles•Practiced in-vitro fertilization in the lab•Simulated rectal palpation •Practiced Artificial insemination on dead reproductive parts •Removed a small fetus from the reproductive tract of a dam•Examined sperm under the microscope
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Examined slides of the epithelial, skeletal muscle, nervous and respiratory systems•Observed bovine and swine stomachs and the microorganisms that reside in ruminant rumen fluid•Measured glucose values for the human, bovine and poultry•Took hematocrit readings•Read White Blood Cell slides•Experimented with the electro cardio machine•Dissected bovine eye and heart, swine kidney, and ovine brain
•Assisted in the care of the animals i.e. walking and cleanliness •Negotiated important documents •Called businesses and adopters •Participated in the acclimation of the animals to a human environment •Handled difficult animals •Helped in the adoption process of the animals
Athens, Ga, Us
Participated in a course that entailed observation of various large animal procedures, for example:•Surgery on a horse with bilateral hind limb neoplasia and post-op debridement left and right •Necropsies (e.g. internal layers of equine skull and observation of full body equine lymphoma)•Diagnostics and treatment of equine ocular ulcerations, a laceration of upper eyelid, various colics (e.g. sand impaction), and lameness determination•Many other procedures
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Observed bull ejaculation•Identified pregnant cows through the use of ultrasound•Practiced artificial insemination•Assessed motility of sperm•Evaluated bulls for sale•Vaccinated and de-worm heifers and sheep•Weighed, castrated, and inoculated calves•Trimmed feet and sheared crotch and belly of sheep•Checked for parasites using Famacha System•Administered medication, ear tagged, tail docked, and castrated lambs using elastic bands
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Vaccinated, castrated, and ear notched piglets•Read ear notches•Trimmed needle teeth•Vaccinated sows and gilts•Prepared sows for farrowing•Observed artificial insemination, natural cover, and boar collection
Vancouver, Wa, Us
•Drew blood from the cephalic, saphenous and jugular vein•Tested blood samples in the chemistry organ function and Complete Blood Count (CBC) machines•Attained urine and ran urinary analysis tests•Intramuscularly, subcutaneously, and orally administered vaccinations and other needed medications •Assisted surgery technician, e.g. intubation•Restrained difficult patients •Trained multiple new Veterinary Technicians on various procedures, interacting with patients and clients, laboratory hygiene and diagnostic training•Interacted with clients and patients in the exam room, taking extensive SOAP notes•Prepped the client and patient for the veterinarian
•Assisted in a bovine cesarean section and removal of dead fetus •Assisted in equine vaccination and observed multiple equine coggins’ tests •Assisted in the treatment of caprine lice eradication •Observed the process for veterinary approval for bovine transport for slaughter•Observed and assisted during large and small animal consultations •Observed lameness assessments •Assisted in giving vaccinations and various other veterinary procedures •Assisted in equine microchipping •Observed and assisted in colic diagnostics and treatment •Observed bovine tuberculosis treatment •Observed equine teeth floating •Assisted in calving •Observed Equine Castration •Assisted in the determination of stud possibilities for a stallion •Assisted in equine leg bandaging •Assisted in the diagnostics and treatment for a calf with potential pneumonia •Observed and assisted in the diagnostics for a cow suspected to have either ketosis or magnesium deficiency. •Observed and assisted in the diagnostics and treatment for a cow suspected to have milk fever or back injury.
Clemson, Sc, Us
•Collected urine, drew blood, and vaccinated cattle•Dehorned, tattooed, and inoculated calves•Assisted in the use of mechanical devices associated with calving•Fed, milked, and bottle fed calves•Observed artificial insemination•Explored a fistulated rumen•Observed and keep a log of a pregnant dam for two weeks, watching for general observations such as change in vulva size, udder swelling, and body score.•Observed the subsequent calving.
•Assisted in the needed care for the animals i.e. walking and cleanliness•Participated in the acclimation of the animals to a human environment•Handled aggressive animals •Counseled the general public on the adoption process and possible adoptee candidate
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Adele Hilliard works for Haywood Road Animal Hospital.
Adele Hilliard is listed as Owner of Feeling Pawsitive Veterinary Behavioral Solutions at Haywood Road Animal Hospital.
Adele Hilliard is based in Greenville, South Carolina, United States while working with Haywood Road Animal Hospital.
Adele Hilliard has worked for Feeling Pawsitive Veterinary Behavioral Solutions, Haywood Road Animal Hospital, Banfield Pet Hospital, Whiskerdocs 24/7 Pet Help Line, and Scheduled Relief/ Adele Hilliard Veterinary Services.
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Adele Hilliard holds Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine (Dvm), Veterinary Medicine from The University Of Georgia College Of Veterinary Medicine.
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