Student Company Representative
CurrentAs a Nutramax student company representative, I educate my veterinary colleagues on Nutramax products, organize lunch talks and events, and facilitate veterinary student engagement with Nutramax.
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Claire Christopher is listed as Student at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine | Graduate of The University of New Hampshire at Nutramax Laboratories, a with 314 employees, based in North Grafton, Massachusetts, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Claire Christopher.
Claire Christopher previously worked as Student Company Representative at Nutramax Laboratories and DVM Student Summer Intern at Vca Animal Hospitals. Claire Christopher holds Dvm, Veterinary Medicine, Rising Second Year from Tufts Cummings School Of Veterinary Medicine.
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When my middle school science teacher introduced cells, organelles, and basic anatomy, I became fascinated. From there my curiosity and love of problem solving took hold. I took as many science courses as I could and became a lifeguard and water safety instructor. I learned through my science courses, emergency care, and teaching that I loved the satisfaction that came when I discovered how a molecular system worked or watched as the kids in my swim lesson classes progressed to become better swimmers. I also learned through being a lifeguard that I work well under pressure and am able to communicate well with others even in tense situations. During my undergraduate experience, I headed a research project in molecular plant genetics and published an honors senior thesis. While I still loved problem solving, I realized I missed the face to face communication with people and seeing the direct results of helping someone. It was then, amidst the beginning of the pandemic, that I decided to start working at a local animal quick care and realized that I wanted to become a veterinarian. I wanted to be the person that when brought in a patient could work under pressure to solve life threatening problems and return animals healed back to their owners. I want to become a veterinarian because I want to make a difference. A difference in both the lives of animals and people. I am task oriented, detail oriented, curious, ambitious, work well under pressure, work well with both people and animals, and have a strong background in genetics research. For these reasons, I bring a unique background to the field. The dream would be to either work with small animals in an emergency hospital while doing research or potentially some mixed animal practice. I am currently a rising second year at Tuft Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and can’t wait to see where my veterinary education continues to take me.
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North Grafton, Massachusetts, United States
As a Nutramax student company representative, I educate my veterinary colleagues on Nutramax products, organize lunch talks and events, and facilitate veterinary student engagement with Nutramax.
Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
As a DVM student summer intern, I assisted DVM mentors with diagnostic treatment plans, discussed cases with DVM mentors, performed physical exams, analyzed diagnostic results with DVM mentors (x-rays, bloodwork, ultrasounds), used client communication skills to discuss diagnostic results and treatment plans with clients, and assisted with patient care (collected blood, administered IM/IV/SQ injections, administered vaccines, x-rays).
Scarborough, Maine, United States
As a technician assistant, I assisted veterinary technicians with patient care; this included restraining patients, performing minor treatments (administration of fluids, PROM, assisting with removal of quills, oxygen administration, nail trims), and monitoring patients for urine output, bowel movements, and gait. I also ensured that all necessary materials were stocked in the different parts of the hospital, patient areas remained clean, euthanasia aftercare was complete, lab work was complete (blood analysis, urinalysis, ear cytology), and hospital equipment was calibrated and running.
Durham, New Hampshire, United States
As a Knack Tutor, I organized my own schedule and tutored students in Calculus 1, Genetics, General Chemistry, and general study strategies.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States
As a Juicery team member, I used interpersonal and communication skills to provide customer service while collecting payment, answering phones, and taking orders. Depending on the day, I worked both independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment to prepare and serve smoothies, açaí bowls, organic juices, and on-the-go eats.
Freeport, Maine, United States
Throughout my school breaks, I worked with Dr. Wilson, Dr. Linnell, and Dr. Kiger as a receptionist and vet technician. I communicated with pet owners, tracked client information, helped perform examinations, administered vaccinations, recorded vitals during surgeries, assisted with x-rays, assisted with lab work, prepared medications, and cleaned the facility. I saw a wide variety of cases ranging from general wellness exams to emergency surgeries. The most notable case was an emergency spay due to a uterine infection. It was interesting to see the process and record data during the surgery.
Durham, New Hampshire, United States
As a lifeguard, it was my responsibility to ensure the safety of all patrons in the pool area including responding to emergencies, enforcing pool rules, ensuring the area is safe (ex. chemical maintenance of water), and providing appropriate medical care when necessary. It was also my responsibility to keep track and file revenue, file sign in sheets, and maintain the facility during opening and closing. This includes handling money, checking in patrons, and working collaboratively with other pool staff. This job required a great amount of responsibility, communication skills, and hard work. In addition to being liable for the lives of anyone in the pool, I also had to be able to work together with fellow lifeguards, talk to and communicate effectively with patrons, and be constantly aware of possible dangers. To keep this certification, I go through extensive training provided by the American Red Cross every two years and participate in monthly staff trainings at the pool.
Portland, Maine Metropolitan Area
As a water safety instructor, I provided the public with the skills and information necessary to be safe and successful swimmers. I was certified to teach a wide range of swim classes for people ages 6 months-adulthood. This includes all the American Red Cross learn to swim classes, parent and child classes, preschool learn to swim, adult swim lessons, swim safety for swim coaches, and masters swimming. I was also certified to teach many safety presentations to the general public such as sun safety and general water safety around the home. In an average swim class, I was responsible for the safety of everyone in the pool and for teaching the class water safety and how to swim. This includes lesson planning, keeping track of each student’s progress, talking to participants and parents about their progress, and ultimately deciding whether or not the participant is ready to pass on to the next level. I also recorded and reported the results to my supervisor and the American Red Cross. In addition to having to recertify every two years and monthly trainings, I constantly had to review Course material due to the vast amount classes that I teach and the extensive requirements for each class.
Portland, Maine Metropolitan Area
As a lifeguard, it was my responsibility to ensure the safety of all patrons in the pool area including responding to emergencies, enforcing pool rules, ensuring the area is safe (ex. chemical maintenance of water), and providing appropriate medical care when necessary. It was also my responsibility to keep track and file revenue, file sign in sheets, and maintain the facility during opening and closing. This includes handling money, checking in patrons, and working collaboratively with other pool staff. This job required a great amount of responsibility, communication skills, and hard work. In addition to being liable for the lives of anyone in the pool, I also had to be able to work together with fellow lifeguards, talk to and communicate effectively with patrons, and be constantly aware of possible dangers. To keep this certification, I go through extensive training provided by the American Red Cross every two years and participate in monthly staff trainings at the pool.
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Activities and Societies: Student American Veterinary Medical Association Veterinary Business Management Association Student Veterinary.
Activities and Societies: UNH Runners UNH Prevet Club Off the Clef Acapella UNH Pistol/ Rifle Shooting Team
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Claire Christopher works for Nutramax Laboratories.
Claire Christopher is listed as Student at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine | Graduate of The University of New Hampshire at Nutramax Laboratories.
Claire Christopher is based in North Grafton, Massachusetts, United States while working with Nutramax Laboratories.
Claire Christopher has worked for Nutramax Laboratories, Vca Animal Hospitals, Maine Veterinary Medical Center, Knack, and The Juicery.
Claire Christopher's colleagues at Nutramax Laboratories include Hunter Penland, Jessica Lawson, Sarah Conover, Thad Jacobs, and Thomas Wardlaw.
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Claire Christopher holds Dvm, Veterinary Medicine, Rising Second Year from Tufts Cummings School Of Veterinary Medicine.
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