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Veterinary Office Administration

Recognition Of Achievement

If you have a love for both animals and the medical field, this Recognition of Achievement program will help you start a career that will provide a solid background in animal health care and veterinary office procedures.

More information is available in the Program Description tab.

These courses are part of the Veterinary Office Administration Program.
Course Name / Code Expected Availability Select

Compulsory Course(s)

Successfully Complete Eight (8) Courses
Animal Husbandry 2
Course Code:
OADM70021
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Animal Husbandry, Basic
Course Code:
OADM70019
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Anesthesia
Course Code:
OADM70024
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Lab Procedures
Course Code:
OADM70020
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Office Skills and Procedures
Course Code:
OADM70017
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Pharmacology, Basic
Course Code:
OADM70023
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Surgical Procedures
Course Code:
OADM70022
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes
Veterinary Terminology
Course Code:
OADM70018
Fall
Yes
Winter
Yes
Spring
Yes

If you have any general questions about Continuing and Professional Studies at Sheridan, feel free to contact us at capsinfo@sheridancollege.ca or call 905-459-7533 / 905-845-9430

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If you have a love for both animals and the medical field, this course will help you start a career that will be worthwhile in so many ways. After completing your Recognition of Achievement from Sheridan, you’ll have a solid background in animal health care and veterinary office procedures as well as enhanced business communication and client services skills.

It is recommended students have proficiency in standard office-related computer skills, such as word processing and excel spreadsheets, prior to beginning this program.

Love what you do and let your career go to the dogs, cats, birds and more. Register now.

When the customers you care for are of the four-legged, furry or feathery variety, you need an education that will prepare you for the daily procedures and duties at a veterinary clinic.  As a veterinary receptionist or administrator, you’ll may be expected to open the office, respond to client questions and requests, book appointments, clean as well as have a knowledge of hospital procedures, operating instructions and veterinary terminology.  Sheridan can give you that experience, knowledge and more.