The Future of Veterinary Medicine Is Being Built at Colorado State University
Colorado State University is entering the final phase of building its new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex (VHEC), a 213,000-square-foot facility on the university’s South Campus that is set to open this spring. And it’s more than just a building — it’s a statement about where the profession is headed.
Colorado State Launches First-of-Its-Kind Program to Train Midlevel Veterinary Providers
Colorado State University’s governing board has approved an academic curriculum for a new master’s program designed to train veterinary professional associates (VPAs). The VPA role is intended to provide medical services at a level between that of veterinary technicians and licensed veterinarians, under veterinary supervision.
$4.5 Million Donation Boosts CSU’s Veterinary Care – See How It’s Transforming Pet Healthcare Nationwide!
Colorado State University’s Veterinary Health and Education Complex is expanding its services with a $4.5 million gift from the Frank Stanton Foundation to advance the “Spectrum of Care” initiative. This gift will help CSU lead the world in providing accessible, evidence-based veterinary care and enhance its teaching and research efforts. The donation will fund new facilities and pilot studies aimed at improving veterinary education and patient outcomes. Learn more about this game-changing initiative at CSU.