A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- BS
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 51.0908
- Total credits (published)
- 126
- Credits (computed from items)
- 65
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 196024
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_196024_9b470be6
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Fifth Semester
5 items
- UNIV 301Intro to BS Veterinary TechnologyNot resolved to a course3
- BIOL 130General Biology INot resolved to a course4
- General Education 23MA: ALHT 202 - Statistics and Research Methods or MATH 115 - Statistics or MATH 130 - Algebra/Trigonometry I or higherNot resolved to a course3
- BIOL 115Animal BehaviorNot resolved to a course3
- BIOL 340GeneticsNot resolved to a course4
Sixth Semester
4 items
- VETS 305Introduction to Public HealthNot resolved to a course3
- Upper Division Veterinary Technology Elective(s)Not resolved to a course3
- BIOL 300ImmunologyNot resolved to a course3
- General Education: choose THREE courses from THREE different categories:1 23SS Social Sciences or 23WG World History & Global Awareness or 23HU Humanities or 23AR The Arts or 23WL World LanguagesNot resolved to a course9
Seventh Semester
6 items
- Upper Division Veterinary Technology Elective(s)Not resolved to a course3
- VETS 340Veterinary Facility ManagementNot resolved to a course3
- BIOL 330Infection and DiseaseNot resolved to a course3
- ENGL 310Technical Writing or BUSI 320 - Professional CommunicationsNot resolved to a course3
- Liberal Arts & Sciences ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- Science ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
Eighth Semester
1 item
- VETS 450Veterinary Technology InternshipNot resolved to a course12
SUNY General Education Requirement
0 items
Technical Standards for Veterinary Science Technology Programs
88 items
- Communicate with clients and other veterinary professionals to disseminate information relevant to patient care, including obtain an accurate patient history.Not resolved to a course
- Participate in facility management utilizing traditional and electronic media to manage inventory, schedule appointments, admit and discharge patients.Not resolved to a course
- File medical records, radiographs, and lab reports.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate telephone etiquette.Not resolved to a course
- Apply crisis intervention/grief management skills with clients.Not resolved to a course
- Understand and observe legal boundaries of the veterinary healthcare team members.Not resolved to a course
- Interact professionally with clients and fellow staff members.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate a commitment to high quality patient care.Not resolved to a course
- Respect and protect the confidentiality of client and patient information.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate the ability to accurately record medical information.Not resolved to a course
- Interpret and follow veterinarian’s pharmacy orders and accurately perform appropriate calculations to prepare medications, including correctly labeling and dispensing drugs.Not resolved to a course
- Monitor therapeutic responses to drugs and differentiate between abnormal and normal responses to medication.Not resolved to a course
- Safely work with domestic farm animals, dogs, cats, and laboratory animals.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate safe, effective, and appropriate restraint techniques while veterinary procedures are performed on an animal.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate safe and effective use of restraint devices such as:Not resolved to a course
- MuzzleNot resolved to a course
- Elizabethan collarNot resolved to a course
- Restraint poleNot resolved to a course
- HalterNot resolved to a course
- TwitchNot resolved to a course
- ChutesNot resolved to a course
- Transfer patients in and out of cages, kennels, and stalls.Not resolved to a course
- Safely administer medication to animal patients via:Not resolved to a course
- Parenteral (subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous)Not resolved to a course
- Enteral (balling gun, dose syringe, gastric intubation, hand pilling)Not resolved to a course
- Topical routes (including eye meds)Not resolved to a course
- Perform fluid therapy.Not resolved to a course
- Placement and care of intravenous cathetersNot resolved to a course
- Determine and maintain fluid infusion rateNot resolved to a course
- Monitor patient hydration statusNot resolved to a course
- Perform patient assessment techniques that will allow for accurate evaluation of the patient’s physical status with minimal stress and anxiety.Not resolved to a course
- Obtain temperature, pulse, respiration.Not resolved to a course
- Assess hydration status.Not resolved to a course
- Safely apply and remove bandages.Not resolved to a course
- Recognize and respond appropriately to veterinary medical emergencies and apply established emergency protocols. Perform:Not resolved to a course
- First aidNot resolved to a course
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitationNot resolved to a course
- Recognize common domestic animal species and breeds.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate therapeutic bathing, basic grooming, and dipping of small animals.Not resolved to a course
- Implement appropriate husbandry techniques to enhance wellness and reduce risk of injury and stress.Not resolved to a course
- Perform appropriate sanitation and nosocomial protocols for a veterinary facility.Not resolved to a course
- Manipulate and operate equipment necessary for veterinary medical care.Not resolved to a course
- Interpret expressions and signs of pain in the veterinary patient.Not resolved to a course
- Identify and interpret changes in patient mucous membrane to evaluate for cyanosis, icterus, and shock.Not resolved to a course
- Collect diagnostic specimens such as blood, urine, and feces.Not resolved to a course
- Monitor and assess health status.Not resolved to a course
- Auscultation of heart and lungsNot resolved to a course
- Respond to equipment alarms and warning sounds of impending danger from animals, humans, and/or equipmentNot resolved to a course
- Communicate in a surgery room while all occupants wear surgical masks.Not resolved to a course
- Safely manipulate and move patients to a surgical table.Not resolved to a course
- Accurately calculate and properly administer anesthetic drug dosages via injection, endotracheal tube or mask.Not resolved to a course
- Safely perform endotracheal intubation.Not resolved to a course
- Maintain and operate anesthetic delivery and monitoring equipment, including:Not resolved to a course
- Pulse oximeterNot resolved to a course
- CapnographNot resolved to a course
- Esophageal stethoscopeNot resolved to a course
- ElectrocardiographNot resolved to a course
- Resuscitation bagNot resolved to a course
- Scavenging systemsNot resolved to a course
- Oxygen sourcesNot resolved to a course
- Respiratory monitorsNot resolved to a course
- Blood pressure monitoringNot resolved to a course
- LaryngoscopesNot resolved to a course
- ThermometerNot resolved to a course
- Use a compound microscope to identify cells and organisms.Not resolved to a course
- Accurately pipette specimens.Not resolved to a course
- Accurately record the results of manual tests such as:Not resolved to a course
- Packed cell volumeNot resolved to a course
- Total proteinNot resolved to a course
- Specific gravityNot resolved to a course
- ELISA testsNot resolved to a course
- Accurately record the physical properties of diagnostic specimens.Not resolved to a course
- Prepare fecal specimens using floatation techniques.Not resolved to a course
- Perform microbiological procedures to accurately identify microbes.Not resolved to a course
- Use of Bunsen burnerNot resolved to a course
- LoopNot resolved to a course
- Staining techniquesNot resolved to a course
- Culture mediaNot resolved to a course
- Perform fine needle tissue aspirates and impression smear preparation.Not resolved to a course
- Perform necropsy.Not resolved to a course
- Manipulate and operate radiographic equipment.Not resolved to a course
- Critique radiographs to determine if radiographic contrast and density are correct.Not resolved to a course
- Properly measure anatomic area to be radiographed.Not resolved to a course
- Accurately interpret technique charts and properly set the parameters in the console of the radiographic machine.Not resolved to a course
- Properly record parameters in radiation log book.Not resolved to a course
- Properly label film with patient information.Not resolved to a course
- Manipulate patient for correct positioning to produce a diagnostic radiograph.Not resolved to a course
- Perform proper maintenance of radiographic equipment.Not resolved to a course
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