Maya Scott

• Selected as a member of Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team providing medical support for animals during disaster response operations

• Assist with veterinary triage, treatment, stabilization, and transport of animals affected by natural and man-made disasters

• Train in emergency veterinary medicine, disaster logistics, and large-scale animal evacuation procedures

• Collaborate with veterinarians, emergency responders, and search-and-rescue teams during response operations

• Participate in disaster preparedness exercises and field simulations to support rapid deployment

• Assisted in diagnostic procedures, including radiology and laboratory tests.
• Monitored vital signs and maintained accurate medical records for patient care.
• Administered medications and vaccinations to animals, ensuring proper dosage and administration techniques.
• Conducted diagnostic tests such as blood work, x-rays, and ultrasounds to aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Educated clients on preventive care measures such as vaccination schedules, heart worm prevention, flea/tick control, dental hygiene, and nutrition guidelines.

• Developed and implemented engaging STEM activities for diverse groups of students.
• Facilitated hands-on experiments to enhance student understanding of scientific concepts.
• Evaluated student progress and provided constructive feedback to enhance learning outcomes.
• Adapted lesson plans based on participant interests and skill levels, ensuring inclusivity and engagement.
• Helped campers develop problem-solving skills through guided inquiry and experimentation.
• Increased camper engagement with interactive demonstrations and real-world examples of STEM concepts.

• Assisted with instruction in undergraduate microbiology laboratory sections

• Guided students in aseptic technique, culture handling, staining procedures, and lab safety

• Supported lab setup, materials preparation, and cleanup for weekly experiments

• Provided one-on-one assistance to students to reinforce laboratory concepts and procedures

• Assisted zookeepers with daily care of exotic and wildlife species in a zoological setting
• Prepared diets, assisted with feeding, and maintained animal enclosures
• Observed veterinary procedures and health assessments for exotic animals

• Supported enrichment activities and behavioral monitoring for animal welfare

• Gained hands-on experience in wildlife husbandry and conservation-focused animal care

• Completed clinical rotations in equine care, wildlife medicine, adoptions, and triage departments

• Assisted veterinarians with patient exams, diagnostics, and treatment plans in a high-volume animal shelter hospital

• Administered medications and assisted with medical procedures for companion animals

• Monitored hospitalized animals and documented medical observations in patient records

• Provided safe animal restraint and handling during examinations and treatments

• Supported emergency, preventative, and routine veterinary care across multiple clinical departments

• Assisted with wound care, vaccinations, and basic diagnostic procedures

• Assisted veterinary surgeons with surgical preparation, patient monitoring, and sterile field maintenance

• Monitored anesthesia and vital signs during large animal surgical procedures

• Prepared surgical instruments, sterilized equipment, and maintained operating room protocols

• Supported post-operative recovery and patient care for equine and large animal cases

• Assisted veterinary staff in maintaining safe and efficient surgical environments