It takes a long time to become a veterinarian.
In addition to elementary school and high school, there is undergrad and then another several years completing a DVM. But when all is said and done, endless opportunities await, and that’s a very exciting feeling.
For Brittney Kilgore, every second has been worth it.
In addition to all that schooling, she has been a veterinary technician and assistant for seven years. Now, the doors are wide open for her.
Dr. Kilgore’s ultimate mission in life?

“To be happy within and outside of my career,” she says. “I want to continue to open the doors to less common avenues of veterinary medicine such as feline only medicine and integrative practices while also emphasizing how important it is to maintain your life outside of work with relationships, your health, and your own leisure.”

In five years, she hopes to be “my same self but a little wiser and experienced.” And (if the stars align) also open her own feline only hospital in the future!
Meet this veterinary rising star on 21 Questions with Vet Candy.
 



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