James P. Scott, DVM
Education
1973 –1976: Central Michigan University (Mt Pleasant, MI)
• major in Biology
• minor in Chemistry
1976 – 1981: Michigan State University (East Lansing, MI)
• BS degree - Veterinary Science. Major in Fisheries and Wildlife
• Doctorate degree in Veterinary Medicine
Professional Experience
1981 – Present: Riversbend Animal Hospital (Big Rapids, MI)
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
• Canine, feline, reptile and avian internal medicine and surgery
2000 – Present: Ferris State University (Big Rapids, MI)
Tenured Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences
2004 – Present: Ferris State University (Big Rapids, MI)
• Ferris State University Animal Care Facility Attending Veterinarian
2010 – Present: CHK Research (Stanwood, MI)
• CHK Research Animal Care Facility Attending Veterinarian
A key advantage of ultrasound is that it offers a “real-time” look at internal organs. Often utilized with pets who are pregnant and to gauge the health of puppies and kittens as they develop. Many other benefits of ultrasound:
Dr. Scott teaches hands-on ultrasound classes to fellow veterinarians across the United States.
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