Avery Vieregger Email & Phone Number

United States

Teaching assistant and lecturer for Dr. Jim MacDonald's ASCI 485, Animal Systems Analysis Course.

Animal Health, Welfare, and Precision Management

Teaching assistant for Dr. Ty Schmidt's Spring ASCI 240, Anatomy and Physiology course, and fall ASCI 310, Fresh Meats course.

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

Collaborated with Global Swine Biologics to develop study documents, including study protocols, amendments, deviations, and study reports. Assisted with the planning and execution of clinical studies to assess the safety and/or efficacy of vaccines. Assisted with animal-related study activities, including clinical sampling, test article administration, clinical observations, and necropsy. Engaged in data management processes, including electronic data capture (EDC), data entry, data validation,… Show more Collaborated with Global Swine Biologics to develop study documents, including study protocols, amendments, deviations, and study reports. Assisted with the planning and execution of clinical studies to assess the safety and/or efficacy of vaccines. Assisted with animal-related study activities, including clinical sampling, test article administration, clinical observations, and necropsy. Engaged in data management processes, including electronic data capture (EDC), data entry, data validation, and data verification. Show less

I assisted seven departments in the day-to-day workings of the small animal referral hospital: emergency, critical care, surgery, neurology, ophthalmology, oncology, and dermatology. However, I primarily served as an Emergency Technician. This job required communication with clients and doctors about laboratory work, previous animal history, discharge information, and technical reports. I learned communication skills, stress and time management, and proper animal care during traumatic… Show more I assisted seven departments in the day-to-day workings of the small animal referral hospital: emergency, critical care, surgery, neurology, ophthalmology, oncology, and dermatology. However, I primarily served as an Emergency Technician. This job required communication with clients and doctors about laboratory work, previous animal history, discharge information, and technical reports. I learned communication skills, stress and time management, and proper animal care during traumatic experiences. I also mastered venous and jugular blood draws, catheter placement, and pulling various samples to run tests. Show less

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States

Master Of Science - Ms, Animal Health, Welfare & Precision Management

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Animal Sciences