Cyndi V., CVT

 

Cyndi has been with the Hallett Veterinary Hospital since September of 1998-just a couple of months after the clinic opened.  She had worked with Dr. John earlier in her career at another area clinic.  Cyndi is one of four Certified Veterinary Technicians currently working at Hallett Veterinary Hospital.  She attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison right out of high school and enjoyed working in the University Livestock Lab before she decided to work towards her certification in Veterinary Technology.  Cyndi became certified and received her license February 20, 1998.  In addition to being a CVT, she is also the Inventory Manager for the hospital.  She lives in Watertown with her husband, two daughters, one Labrador, and two cats.  When Cyndi is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family as well as running, scrap booking and triathlons.  Cyndi is pictured with her dogs Kailey and the late Bailey. 

Continuing Education Meetings attended by Cyndi V., CVT:

Currently pursuing a Mini-Masters Degree in Practice Management
through Purdue University

February 2009:
Attended a class at Purdue on Financial Management
November 2008:
Attended a class at Purdue on Human Resources

 

AAHA
Tampa, FL 2008

16 hours of continuing education including:
Casting & Bandaging, Inventory Management, Rehab for the Orthopedic Patient, Physiology of Pregnancy & Anesthesia for C-Sections in Dogs, State Regulations Part 1,2,3,
Chemotherapy Safety, and Facing Conflicts Head On.

 

 

Western Veterinary Conference
Las Vegas, NV 2006

15 hours of continuing education including:
Oxygen Flow Rates, Diagnosis and Management of Ear Disease, Wellness Protocols, Dentistry for Veterinary Technicians, Managing Osteoarthritis, Anesthesia and Analgesia for Senior Pets, Staff Training, and Staff Recruiting.

 

North American Veterinary Conference
Orlando Florida 2004

15 hours of continuing education including:
Anesthesia monitoring, chronic ear disease, end of life care, vomiting patients, examination of cytology specimens, advanced fluid therapy, feline anorexia, and ECG.