Karoline Tyne
Bellingham,WA
Summary
Dynamic and dedicated veterinary student with advanced animal handling skills, honed through externships at the University of Glasgow Small Animal Hospital and Village Veterinary Hospital. Proven ability to communicate effectively with pet owners and lead clinical discussions, ensuring optimal patient care and treatment outcomes. Committed to enhancing animal welfare through compassionate service. Passionate about exotics medicine and advocating for disabled veterinary professionals.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Externship
University of Glasgow Small Animal Hospital
01.2025 - 02.2025
- Assisted the cardiology and oncology departments with appointments.
- Performed detailed cardiologic and oncologic clinical examinations on cats and dogs.
- Discussed differential diagnoses, potential diagnostics, and treatment options with veterinarians, including chemotherapy and radiotherapy protocols.
- Assisted cardiologists with echocardiograms and electrocardiograms.
Externship
Village Veterinary Hospital
05.2023 - 08.2023
- Assist the veterinarian with appointments and procedures.
- Perform clinical examinations on dogs, cats, rabbits, small mammals, reptiles, birds, and pigs.
- Discuss differential diagnoses, diagnostics, and treatment options with the veterinarian.
- Perform spay, neuter, mass removals, and dentals on cats, dogs, and exotic species.
- Discuss clinical findings and patient care with owners.
- Educate owners on basic pet care and exotics husbandry.
Animal Care Technician
Whatcom Humane Society
01.2020 - 03.2020
- Assisted in daily animal care routines, ensuring proper feeding and hygiene practices.
- Monitored animal behaviour and health, reporting concerns to veterinary staff promptly.
- Supported adoption events by preparing animals and interacting with potential adopters.
- Maintained accurate records of animal intake, medical treatments, and adoptions using shelter management software.
- Administered medications to animals in treatment and documented changes in condition.
- Monitored animal behaviour to detect signs of distress, illness, or injury, taking appropriate action when necessary.
Education
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine And Surgery -
University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine
Glasgow, United Kingdom06-2026
Bachelor of Science - Animal Science
Washington State University
Pullman, WA05-2019
Skills
- Public Speaking - Advanced
- Leadership - Advanced
- Communication Skills - Proficient
- Animal Handling - Advanced
- Data Entry - Proficient
- Flexibility in High Stress Environments - Proficient
- Tutoring/Teaching - Proficient
Languages
English
Native or Bilingual
Spanish
Limited Working
Timeline
Externship
University of Glasgow Small Animal Hospital
01.2025 - 02.2025
Externship
Village Veterinary Hospital
05.2023 - 08.2023
Animal Care Technician
Whatcom Humane Society
01.2020 - 03.2020
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine And Surgery -
University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine
Bachelor of Science - Animal Science
Washington State University