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VETS5361: Elective Rotation 2

2021 unit information

This Unit of Study involves placement at a Faculty approved location linked to the veterinary student intern's career interest area. Suitability of locations will be negotiated between the veterinary intern and elective Unit of Study Coordinator. Interns will be under the supervision of an extramural supervisor who will liaise with Faculty, review the aims of the rotation with the intern, and assess the performance of the intern via a standard report form. Interns are expected to fully participate in agreed activities whilst attending the practice, typically taking on the role and schedule of a full time, supervised veterinary associate. The requirements of this rotation include the completion of the following documents: an introductory letter to the placement at least four weeks prior to the rotation; a site contract; learning agreement form; skills report form; and rotation feedback form. During the rotation interns are expected to participate in three meetings with the extramural supervisor and complete a communication task.

Unit details and rules

Managing faculty or University school:

Science

Study level Postgraduate
Academic unit School of Veterinary Science Academic Operations
Credit points 6
Prerequisites:
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Successful completion of BVSc Years 1-4
Corequisites:
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None
Prohibitions:
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None
Assumed knowledge:
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None

At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:

  • LO1. demonstrate an ability to consistently recall, integrate, and apply basic discipline knowledge in the management of both common and unusual cases
  • LO2. consistently acquire accurate and salient information which is organised, collated, and presented in a manner that facilitates a sound basis to data analysis and conclusions
  • LO3. evaluate and prioritise information and formulate informed responses to problems typically faced by a veterinarian working in a specific discipline
  • LO4. initiate appropriate and practical plans to resolve problems typically faced by a veterinarian working in a specific discipline, and demonstrate an ability to respond to changing information when implementing these plans
  • LO5. complete technical tasks safely with a level of confidence and dexterity aligned with day 1 veterinary graduate performance, and demonstrate an ability to reflect on these skills and develop plans for improvement
  • LO6. communicate clearly and concisely in both oral and written forms, and ensure accurate audience understanding through active listening and an openness to feedback
  • LO7. develop trust in interactions with diverse people, establish collaborative relationships, take initiative, and lead others where appropriate
  • LO8. practice veterinary science professionally and ethically with an awareness of personal deficiencies, and demonstrate an ability to seek assistance when required, and a commitment toward continuing professional development
  • LO9. treat animals and people with compassion, respect, and empathy, and demonstrate a primary concern for animal welfare in the practice of veterinary science.

Unit availability

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Session MoA ?  Location Outline ? 
Semester 1 2020
Normal day Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney
Outline unavailable
Semester 2 2020
Normal day Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney
Outline unavailable
Semester 1 2021
Normal day Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney
Outline unavailable
Semester 1 2021
Normal day Remote
Outline unavailable
Semester 2 2021
Normal day Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney
Outline unavailable
Semester 2 2021
Normal day Remote
Outline unavailable

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