Internal Medicine
Common Upper Airway Conditions in Dogs and Cats
Upper respiratory conditions in companion animals are complex and require appropriate understanding in order to provide optimal prognosis.
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Ginny has been a credentialed technician since graduating from Fairmont State College in Fairmont, WV with an AAS in Veterinary technology and passing the national board exam in 2001. She later received her BS in Allied Health Administration from FSC in 2003. Since that time, she has spent the majority of her career in academia and specialty medicine; she received her VTS in Anesthesia and Analgesia in 2012 and a Masters degree in Strategic Leadership from East Tennessee State University in 2013. She is the president of the Tennessee Veterinary Technicians Association and is currently working hard along with many others on trying to get TN to be one of the first states to pass the “Registered Veterinary Nurse” legislation.
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