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So Happy and Wanted To Share My daughter, Pamela, just found out she passed her NAVLE exam! In layman's terms, she will be a licensed veterinarian when she graduates this December! Right now she's finishing up her clinical rotations at UPENN and is at their large animal facility, New Bolton Center. We are so very proud of her! :) |
oh wow!! Congrats to your daughter! thats a major accomplishment. does she know what she's gonna do after graduation? |
she's considering doing a residency in Oncology. small animal is definitely where she's headed and likes both oncology and neurology. she said the oncology department at UPENN is amazing and would probably apply there. |
:congrats:Congratulations to her!!!!!!:jump28ib::clapsmile |
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Oh Kim....I'm so happy for Pamela, and you......Congratulations! I know you must be beyond proud of her! Now just think all of your investment might pay off :D |
That's great!!! You must be so proud. |
Congratulations to your daughter, Pamela, and to you! What an accomplishment. |
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Thank You everyone! I'm just so happy and excited for her. She has worked very hard and will make an excellent Vet. |
I'll bet your glowing with pride. Congratulations to you and your daughter. |
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I'm happy for her Kim....very happy. I know vet school is many years and hard work! |
:congrats: What a great accomplishment that she has achieved! Vet school takes a lot of dedication and hard work. We all need to appreciate our vets for their dedication to the health of our pets. :bravo: |
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I also forgot to mention that she had just completed an externship as the ASPCA in NYC back in March. She loved it! They offered her an internship in shelter medicine which she is also considering. :) |
How wonderful for your daughter. Congratulations to you and her.:) |
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