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Job Number: #139 Job Details

Job Title: Small Animal – Junior Surgery Assistant

Service/Unit area: Small Animal – Junior Surgery

Hiring Managers Name: Jacob Bough

Hiring Manager’s Email: [email protected]

Hourly Rate: $17/hr

Job Type: Patient Support

Job Structure: Flexible

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WSIU Public Broadcasting (Oct. 12) – Alpha-gal syndrome, an allergy triggered by tick bites, is drawing growing concern in Illinois as the ticks linked to the condition spread north. Dr. Becky Smith, professor of epidemiology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, said a growing lone star tick population in Illinois could mean more people are at risk. “Usually allerg...


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In 2023, Dr. Barko joined the faculty as an assistant professor in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine. A diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine – Small Animal, he also sees patients as part of the


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News-Gazette (Oct. 11) – In 2024, antiviral oral medications became legally available in the United States to treat  feline infectious peritonitis, a disease previously considered nearly always fatal. Most cats that respond positively to the medications appear to do very well after treatment, although long-term data are still being collected. “The success rate is really high ...


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For more than a decade, researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have tracked the health of hundreds of children, focusing on their chemical exposures, both prenatally and as they mature, finding associations between these exposures and the kids’ cognitive development.

IKIDS co-principal investigator and U. of I. comparative biosciences professor emer...

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