Newly graduated veterinarian Eoin Clancy, left, demonstrates his technique on a troublesome calf delivery. Dr. Gordon Atkins helps with the simulator, which is used to teach how to handle malpresentations. Clancy is among the first to graduate from the University of Calgary veterinary faculty, which accepted its first students in 2008.  |  Barbara Duckworth photo

Vet graduate eager to put skills to work

Challenging program | The four year course at the University of Calgary combines academic study with practical field work

Eoin Clancy knew he wanted to be an animal doctor by the age of five. “I thought being a vet would be the coolest thing ever and I just worked toward that,” he said. Clancy and 29 others are members of the class of 2012, the first to complete the University of Calgary’s veterinary medicine […] Read more