Award-Winning VTNE - Veterinary Technician National Exam Tutors serving Dallas Fort Worth, TX

...diabetic children in the hospital. Also, she enjoys drawing and painting. Recently, she has begun Deck Diving Competition with her puppies. During football season, she is a devoted Texas A&M Aggie fan. Currently, Karen and her husband, Eric, reside in the Greater Houston area with their Brittany puppy and four very spoiled feline sons. They...

...and develop practical skills. I believe in fostering an interactive learning environment. Through case studies, simulations, and real-world examples, I encourage students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. Beyond supply chain expertise, I have ventured into other facets of business. My proficiency extends to data analysis, product management, business analysis, and business architecture. This...

...technician specialist (VTS) certification in emergency and critical care (ECC) in 2006 and my 2nd VTS in small animal internal medicine (SAIM) in 2009. I have been a mentor for SAIM applicants for 5 years and serve on many committees with AIMVT, AVECCT, and TVMA. I am currently full-time faculty at Cedar Valley College in...

...and individuals studying for the VTNE. I like to use a combination of Q&A sessions, with an explanation as to how you came by that answer. At the start of the session, I like to do a short quiz of the material reviewed from the previous lesson. If there is something questionable, we can research...

Hello, I am Kendra. I'm been a licensed vet tech since 2016. I passed my VTNE first try and I have experience in small, large, and exotic hospitals. Let me help you pass your VTNE!

I have been in veterinary medicine for over twenty years, and I am passionate about inspiring and educating future credentialed veterinary technicians!

...in Business Administration. Before SIU, I attended Rockford Career College to be able to sit for the Veterinary Technician National Exam. I am a Veterinary Technician Trainer at a specialty and emergency hospital. I have worked in a variety of clinics. In addition, I've been a professional volunteer with World Vets, RAVS, and with shelters....

...are veterinary technology and writing laboratory reports or research papers. In my experience, the most difficult parts of the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) are medical terminology and drug calculations. I love helping students discover that these subjects can become their strengths rather than weaknesses! I believe a strong understanding of the basics of any...

...toward achieving my BS in Biology at Oregon State University. I am concurrently studying for a minor in mathematics, chemistry, and education. I have a great interest in veterinary medicine, but my true passion is in anesthesia. In my free time, I have a horse who I compete with. I also enjoy running, baking, and...

..."techlings" that I want to help get into the "tech pond." I get a great sense of joy from helping new technicians succeed in our very challenging field. I have an associates of applied science degree in veterinary technology from the Vet Tech Institute at Fox College. During my time as a student, I was...

...I am well versed in the day to day operations of an animal hospital, and have extensive experience in anesthesia and surgery, emergency and critical care, exotic animal medicine, client education and training and mentoring new employees. I strive daily to show compassion and patience to my patients and their owners. I believe that challenging...

...name is Megan Williams and I have been working in veterinary medicine since 2007. I have worked in various fields including general practice, internal medicine, emergency/critical care and academia. I have trained dozens of new hires at various hospitals and currently work in a veterinary technology program in New Jersey. I have a passion for...

...botany, and I have a library of dozens of books on plants, animals, and ecology. These resources and my ability to do solid, fact-based research online help me keep up to date on my science information. I would be honored to help you or your family members learn about and enjoy the natural world around...

...believe in creating a supportive and engaging learning environment tailored to each student's learning style. By employing a mix of kinesthetic, visual, and auditory methods, I ensure that my students grasp complex concepts while building their confidence. My background as a Registered Veterinary Technologist and my extensive clinical experience allow me to provide practical insights...

I am passionate about and have degrees in both teaching and veterinary medicine, so tutoring VTNE students is the perfect combination. I scored very high on the VTNE (675 points) and am currently practicing as an RVT so understand what is needed to pass the test and be successful in the field.

...I have worked in many area which have allowed me to gain so many skills and qualities that have made me a better person. I been a unpaid intern at a mixed animal clinic, kennel assistant for a small animal clinic, vet assistant for a mixed animal hospital, licensed vet tech in a small animal...

...tutoring session which will help me gauge my presentations. When we hit hard sections, I will break them down into small bites to help the student understand that part and can later build upon it. Also for the harder to comprehend section, there needs to be repetition until the student feels comfortable with the information...

...also enjoy math, and believe that I will be able to help you master even the toughest concepts so you can have confidence in your skills. I have a very busy life with three different jobs within the veterinary industry, but when I have some spare moments to myself, I love to spend time in...

...a school setting for 8 years, specializing in Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, anxiety, and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities. with a focus on Sensory Processing, self-care skills, emotional regulation, behavior management, cognitive training, nutrition, healthy lifestyles, environmental modification, advocacy, safety awareness, community integration, school-based work, vocational skills, family/caregiver education, and home management tasks. As well as handwriting, money...

I have been a Certified Veterinary Technician for 14 years. Primarily in Emergency Medicine. I was a Veterinary Assistant Instructor. I love the field of Veterinary Medicine and I know how hard it can be to learn at times. I'll do everything I can to make your experience enjoyable.