The School of Animal Health Studies-Veterinary Technician Program
Nestled within a natural conservation area at Seneca’s King Campus, the School of Animal Health Studies is located on the historical Eaton estate grounds, surrounded by hiking and ski trails, lakes and wild life.
The School’s 26,000 square foot Veterinary Technician building features kennels, an X-ray room, an operating room, labs and interior running paths for dogs and houses Seneca's Veterinary Technician program.
Graduates of this program can find employment in small, large and mixed veterinary practices; emergency clinics; humane societies; research institutes; pharmaceutical sales; zoo and wildlife care facilities; and government inspection agencies.
Working with the Office of Resource Development, the School of Animal Health Studies is seeking $1 million in private sector support of the Veterinary Technician program.
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