Becker College in Worcester offers a two-year veterinary technology program. Becker's program enjoys accreditation from the American Veterinary Medical Association's Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities. Students at Becker receive training in a variety of veterinary procedures such as radiology, hematology, surgery and anesthesia. Becker's Lenfest Animal Health Center offers an opportunity for students to hone their skills on campus, while field trips expose them to a broader range of animals. Becker also offers students an externship at a veterinary practice, research facility or teaching facility.
Becker College
61 Sever Street
Worcester, MA 01609
877-523-2537
becker.edu
Mount Ida College hosts both associate's and bachelor's degree programs in veterinary technology. The school trains students in medical, surgical, diagnostic and laboratory procedures, typically under the direct supervision of a veterinary doctor. Specific coursework at Mount Ida covers such topics as livestock management, pharmacology, surgical nursing and animal pathology. Students pursuing an associate's degree complete their training with a final semester internship, while bachelor's degree students explore a variety of internships during their senior year.
Mount Ida College
777 Dedham Street
Newton, MA 02459
617-928-4500
mountida.edu
North Shore Community College provides a two-year associate's degree program in veterinary technology. The coursework and training prepare a student for employment and for passing the National Veterinary Technician Certification Exam. The program's core training centers around pets such as dogs and cats. Students at North Shore explore subjects such as animal pathology, behavior and nutrition, as well as veterinary medical ethics. The program also offers students summer internships.
North Shore Community College
1 Ferncroft Road
Danvers, MA 01923
978-762-4000
northshore.edu
Holyoke Community College offers a two-year associate's degree program in veterinary technology. To stay in the program and graduate, students must earn at least a "C" in all veterinary and biology classes. Veterinary technology students at Holyoke Community College study such topics as animal pathology, exotic pets, pharmacology and animal nursing.
Holyoke Community College
303 Homestead Avenue
Holyoke, MA
413-538-7000
hcc.edu