FARVets: A Model for Global Competency in Veterinary Service-Learning
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Dr. Paul Maza discusses the importance of international veterinary service learning in veterinary education.
Send us Fan Mail A veterinary “clinic” doesn’t always look like stainless steel tables and a wall of equipment. Sometimes it’s a town pavilion, a park, an old hotel lobby, or a host’s living room and that shift changes what students learn, what they notice, and who they become as clinicians. We’re joined by Dr. Paul Maza to talk about international veterinary service learning and why it deserves more recognition in veterinary education, not as a feel-good add-on, but as rigorous training that...
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Guest: Dr. Paul Maza
Topics covered
- veterinary education
- service learning
- global competency
- clinical training
- student experience
Keywords
- veterinary
- education
- service learning
- competency
- clinical training
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