Veterinary Technology Program

MISSION

Veterinary technicians are in very high demand! Individuals who have a knack for science and enjoy working with animals can have a rewarding career ensuring their health and well-being.

HCC’s veterinary technology program teaches students to perform valuable clinical skills and techniques associated with the veterinary and animal health care industry. This continuous two-year program includes course work in animal nursing, clinical skills, anatomy and physiology, radiographic techniques, animal restraint, pharmacology, and medical terminology. Students work alongside veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and other medical professionals while acquiring practical experience in a veterinary clinic setting.

Graduates from this program will find careers in veterinary private practice, humane societies, animal shelters, agriculture (equine services, farms, and ranches), biomedical research, zoo/wildlife medicine, tourist and recreational facility animal care and research, government and industry.

HCC staff is currently working with a consultant, advisory committee and the veterinary community to obtain accreditation. Once accredited, graduates will eligible to take the National Veterinary Technician exam in order to earn their certification as a veterinary technician.
The Plant City Campus of HCC is pleased to announce that it is now offering an Associate in Science program in Veterinary Technology. Contact us now to find out more information or to find out how you can prepare for this program.

• APPLICATION INFORMATION
• VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
• COURSE SCHEDULE FOR Fall 2008