It is always a special pleasure to help applicants in the area of Veterinary Medicine and I look forward to having the opportunity to help more applicants in this area in the future. I have always been a great lover of animals; thus, I enjoy learning as much about them as I can, how to protect them, care for them, etc. I also appreciate the sensitivity and unselfish character of Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. I just purchased two puppies for my only child David, 7, so I have a fresh, lifelong commitment on a personal level as well.

It is very important that you carefully review the style and presentation of your application material for graduate school or a certificate program before submitting it, especially your Personal Statement of Purpose. Seeking the assistance of a professional writer is often a very good idea, especially if English is your second or third language. I would be happy to draft the first paragraph free of charge so that I have the opportunity to demonstrate to you how I can help in this regard. You will only need to pay for my services if you are very impressed with the first paragraph and decide to commission me to draft the entire statement.

I would be happy to provide you with a highly eloquent Statement that portrays you as someone with enormous potential to contribute to the advance of the field of Veterinary Medicine over the long term. After you fill out my Online Interview Form, I will ask you some specific questions by email if I need any further information. Please also send your resume/CV and or rough draft if you have one.

Graduate education and research are integral parts of advanced veterinary medical training. Most programs lead to the Master of Science Degree and some offer the doctorate or DVM. Studying in a Department of Biomedical Sciences leading to the PhD is another option. These programs generally encompass the basic sciences of anatomy, physiology, pharmacology/toxicology and biochemistry. Departments of Veterinary Pathobiology also sometimes lead to the doctoral degree.

Research in Veterinary Medicine contributes to the advancement of science and significantly enhances the quality of professional education. Participation by students provides a clearer understanding of disease processes, methods of prevention, and especially the treatment of diseases in animals. Members of the veterinary medical profession, because of their versatility of training, can work in a variety of research areas such as: infectious and noninfectious diseases of livestock, poultry and companion animals, zoonoses (diseases transferred from animal to human), reproductive biology, comparative anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, neoplasia, laboratory animal medicine, veterinary public health, environmental health, radiation biology, clinical research and drug evaluation, and nutritional studies, to name a few.

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With maximum creativity, research as indicated, priority attention, and as many drafts as needed,

Dr Robert Edinger with Son David

drrobertedinger@gmail.com

1-812-675-4937

I am a young man from India who is extremely dedicated to the field of veterinary medicine. I finished my undergraduate studies in India and then came to America to complete my Master’s Degree, graduating with my MS from the University of Delaware in 2011. Completing your program distinguished program will allow me to practice veterinary medicine here in America; and I hope to distinguish myself both in your program and beyond as a result of my high level of motivation and intense work ethic.

Since there are literally animals everywhere, and many developing countries have a distinct lack of quality vet services, travelling abroad is almost always possible for any vet with a passion for helping and new cultures.

International Opportunities in Veterinary Medicine