ANIMAL NATUREA&M interns get onthe-job training at Garza Vet Clinic

  • GOOD MORNING The Post Area Chamber of Commerce brought doughnuts to the Garza County Animal Hospital to welcome two Texas A&M students during their two weeks’ local residence for the Rural Veterinary Medicine Preclinical Externship Program. From left, Dr. Kerry Wink, Veronica Carroll, Kelsey Isbell, Alyssa Otto, Krisiti Wink, Laural Bailey, JoAnn Travis and Jamie Hernandez. | ANNA GIBSON
    GOOD MORNING The Post Area Chamber of Commerce brought doughnuts to the Garza County Animal Hospital to welcome two Texas A&M students during their two weeks’ local residence for the Rural Veterinary Medicine Preclinical Externship Program. From left, Dr. Kerry Wink, Veronica Carroll, Kelsey Isbell, Alyssa Otto, Krisiti Wink, Laural Bailey, JoAnn Travis and Jamie Hernandez. | ANNA GIBSON
  • ANIMAL NATUREA&M interns get onthe-job training at Garza Vet Clinic
    ANIMAL NATUREA&M interns get onthe-job training at Garza Vet Clinic
  • SHOP TALK Vet students Alyssa Otto and Laural Bailey learned from Dr. Kerry Wink in the operating theater and in the eld. | COURTESY PHOTOS
    SHOP TALK Vet students Alyssa Otto and Laural Bailey learned from Dr. Kerry Wink in the operating theater and in the eld. | COURTESY PHOTOS
    “Experience is the teacher of all things.” —Julius Caesar Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine believes this to be true. The school offered their second- and third-year Aggie Veterinary Extern students Alyssa Otto of Schulenburg and Laurel Bailey of Abilene a unique opportunity to gain rsthand experience in a rural veterinary clinic. The students arrived June 17 an...

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