VETERINARY NURSING - ONLINE

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN VETERINARY NURSING

The mission of the Murray State College Veterinary Nursing program is to produce graduates who will be credentialed professional members of the Veterinary Medical Team.

 

VETERINARY NURSING DEGREE, A.A.S., ONLINE

 

The core reason we have expanded our program to include an online platform is to serve our students and potential students. We understand it can be difficult to manage a college education in conjunction with other demands life brings. With an online program we hope to reach more students and provide a quality education that will result in an associates degree in addition to becoming a credentialed professional in the veterinary field.

Murray State College Veterinary Nursing students will have opportunities to gain skills that encourage life-long learning and professionalism. Successful graduates will become excellent providers of quality health care for animals and outstanding members of society.

To apply to the Veterinary Nursing Program Face-to-Face or Distance Learning please follow the Admission’s Policy and Application for Admission. There is a section in the Application that you can indicate if you are applying for Face-to-Face or Distance Learning. 

With our Distance Learning Program, you are able to obtain your education on your own time. Our distance learning students have a 2-Year Course Sequence option. Course sequencing may be altered on an individual basis for our distance learning students after the first semester. The core VN curriculum must be completed within 6 years. Have questions? Please reach out to us

Though the name Off-Campus Clinical Institution Site (OCCI Site) may sound daunting do not fret. This is simply a pre-approved veterinary clinic where you will be able to train and execute your hands-on essential skills and tasks! Below you will find more information and forms relating to the OCCI Site. This site must be selected and approved prior to the enrollment into any laboratory courses.

In the Veterinary Nursing program students are required to complete essential hands-on skills and tasks with horses, cattle, small ruminants, laboratory animals (rats or mice, and rabbits), and some exotic animals (birds). We understand that these animals may be difficult to obtain for some students depending on clinic and geographical location.

Therefore, Murray State College Veterinary Nursing will offer an in-person laboratory option at the end of each fall and spring semester that covers these animals. Please see the documents below for further information.

 

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