Immunizer (casual/relief during the height of the pandemic) Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Health Unit (Guelph, ON)• Greet vaccine patients, confirm identity, gathered information from screening questions to determine the safety of administration of vaccines• Answer patient questions in a respectful manner, safely administer vaccines as per standard protocol, and provide post-vaccine instructions• Using the COVaxON software program, record all relevant data while adhering to privacy protocols• Identify and respond to adverse reactions and events• Work as a team with the site supervisor, other immunizers, and clinic support staff to maximize the efficiency of the immunization areas

• Facilitated discussions during the Art of Veterinary Medicine Courses II & III• Coached veterinary students during communication laboratories• Graded quizzes and assignments for the Art of Veterinary Medicine Courses II & III• Provided written and oral feedback to the veterinary students • Replied to veterinary students’ questions • Examiner for the Final Oral Exams for the Art of Veterinary Medicine III• Examiner for the Final Oral Exams for Clinical Medicine II• Worked in team environment with course coordinator, laboratory coordinator and other teaching assistants

• Collected history from pet owners in a very professional and diplomatic manner and conducted physical exams of pets • Performed next steps, e.g., vaccinated, wrote health certificates, completed Canadian Food Inspection Agency Pet for Export forms • Performed diagnostic procedures such blood collection, ran blood tests, urinalyses, took radiographs, took fine needle biopsies, looked at exudate smears under microscope, performed skin scraping and took skin biopsies, collected other samples to send to outside laboratories • Analyzed results of diagnostic procedures, determined next steps such as administered in-hospital medications, prescribing medication, recommending over-the-counter aids and specialized diets, sedated and anesthetized patients, organized hospitalization, surgery, homecare, and referrals, and unfortunately determined if humane euthanasia was necessary• Provided client education appropriate to the pet’s current situation • Supervised veterinary staff • Mentored clinic volunteers, co-op students, new staff and new veterinarians • Shared new information, answered questions, and interfaced with veterinary colleagues with regards on-going cases• Organized staff lunch and learn presentations • Complete patient records and billed items using AVImark® veterinary software• Worked with external stakeholders such as the Peel Regional Health Department, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Collected history from pet owners in a very professional and diplomatic manner and conducted physical exams of pets • Performed next steps, e.g., vaccinated, wrote health certificates, completed Canadian Food Inspection Agency Pet for Export forms • Performed diagnostic procedures such blood collection, ran blood tests, urinalyses, took radiographs, took fine needle biopsies, looked at exudate smears under microscope, performed skin scraping and took skin biopsies, collected other samples to send to outside laboratories • Analyzed results of diagnostic procedures, determined next steps such as administered in-hospital medications, prescribing medication, recommending over-the-counter aids and specialized diets, sedated and anesthetized patients, organized hospitalization, surgery, homecare, and referrals, and unfortunately determined if humane euthanasia was necessary• Provided client education appropriate to the pet’s current situation • Supervised veterinary staff • Mentored clinic volunteers, co-op students, new staff and new veterinarians • Shared new information, answered questions, and interfaced with veterinary colleagues with regards on-going cases• Organized staff lunch and learn presentations • Complete patient records and billed items using AVImark® veterinary software• Worked with external stakeholders such as the Peel Regional Health Department, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Collected history from pet owners in a very professional and diplomatic manner and conducted physical exams of pets • Performed next steps, e.g., vaccinated, wrote health certificates, completed Canadian Food Inspection Agency Pet for Export forms • Performed diagnostic procedures such blood collection, ran blood tests, urinalyses, took radiographs, took fine needle biopsies, looked at exudate smears under microscope, performed skin scraping and took skin biopsies, collected other samples to send to outside laboratories • Analyzed results of diagnostic procedures, determined next steps such as administered in-hospital medications, prescribing medication, recommending over-the-counter aids and specialized diets, sedated and anesthetized patients, organized hospitalization, surgery, homecare, and referrals, and unfortunately determined if humane euthanasia was necessary• Provided client education appropriate to the pet’s current situation • Supervised veterinary staff • Mentored clinic volunteers, co-op students, new staff and new veterinarians • Shared new information, answered questions, and interfaced with veterinary colleagues with regards on-going cases• Organized staff lunch and learn presentations • Complete patient records and billed items using AVImark® veterinary software• Worked with external stakeholders such as the Peel Regional Health Department, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Collected history from pet owners in a very professional and diplomatic manner and conducted physical exams of pets • Performed next steps, e.g., vaccinated, wrote health certificates, completed Canadian Food Inspection Agency Pet for Export forms • Performed diagnostic procedures such blood collection, ran blood tests, urinalyses, took radiographs, took fine needle biopsies, looked at exudate smears under microscope, performed skin scraping and took skin biopsies, collected other samples to send to outside laboratories • Analyzed results of diagnostic procedures, determined next steps such as administered in-hospital medications, prescribing medication, recommending over-the-counter aids and specialized diets, sedated and anesthetized patients, organized hospitalization, surgery, homecare, and referrals, and unfortunately determined if humane euthanasia was necessary• Provided client education appropriate to the pet’s current situation • Supervised veterinary staff • Mentored clinic volunteers, co-op students, new staff and new veterinarians • Shared new information, answered questions, and interfaced with veterinary colleagues with regards on-going cases• Organized staff lunch and learn presentations • Complete patient records and billed items using AVImark® veterinary software• Worked with external stakeholders such as the Peel Regional Health Department, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency