Clinical Studies 3

TV5551 - Clinical Studies 3

This subject, together with Clinical Studies 4, forms the fifth year of the veterinary science degree program and the final year in the veterinary science curriculum, which prepares graduates for veterinary practice.  It emphasises the diagnosis and management of conditions in small animals, exotic species, and wildlife.  Students will develop practical skills and clinical reasoning through case-based learning, hands-on training, and the application of evidence-based approaches to improve patient care and outcomes.  Additionally, it provides students with an extended immersion in all major aspects of veterinary practice and employment, including the opportunity for elective periods to focus on specific areas.  Students will undertake extensive work-integrated learning through clinical placements, enabling them to apply their developing competencies in real-world veterinary environments under professional supervision.

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As per subject prerequisites; students must complete each year level before commencing the next.

As per subject prerequisites; students must complete each year level before commencing the next. Offerings: All

Clinical Studies 3 - Small Animal Clinical Studies

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TV5491 - Clinical Studies 3 - Small Animal Clinical Studies

Develop, apply and perform fundamental clinical skills and techniques, including comprehensive clinical examinations of small animals, exotic species, and wildlife and accurately interpret findings to inform diagnosis and treatment planning

Perform effectively in a workplace, including understanding organisational systems, human and physical resource management, performance indicators, occupational health and safety, knowledge management and quality control

Acquire information from and about clients and work and communicate effectively and empathetically with colleagues and clients through a range of media with compassion, courtesy, respect, honesty and without discrimination

Demonstrate competence in clinical reasoning, patient care, and professional conduct by integrating theoretical knowledge with practical experience gained during supervised clinical placements

Apply principles of medicine and surgery to manage common and complex clinical cases in small animals, exotic species, and wildlife using evidence-based approaches

Collect, organise and analyse information in relation to specific problems, assessing its validity and reaching probabilistic judgements

Apply ethical and professional standards in all aspects of veterinary clinical practice, including patient welfare and informed consent