Severson decided she wanted to pursue her lifetime passion of animals and go back to school in her mid thirties to be a vet. Severson was once the friendly face of Dairy Queen) and a bakery where she was able to perfect her now hobby of baking and cake decorating.Īfter a divorce and a motorcycle accident Dr. In 1987 she moved to Breckenridge to be in the mountains where she held a assortment of jobs including house keeping, print gallery, fast food restaurants(yes Dr. After high school she completed certificate courses in equine science from Meredith Manor and worked on horse farms in the Midwest. One time she traded her tricycle for a baby robin that the neighbor kids hit out of a tree.needless to say mom wasn't too happy about that and ended up getting her tricycle back.ĭr. She developed a passion for animals early on where she would save up her allowance to buy cat food for stray cats, rescue stray dogs and then hold impromptu dog shows and circus acts with her new found friends and siblings. Severson grew up in rural Kansas surrounded by a large family with plenty of animals. Andrews Episcopal church in Manitou Springs and works a number of volunteer projects through the church to serve the community, homeless individuals, and others in need. ĭr. Bausch enjoys gardening, hiking, fishing, and spending loads of time with her two cats and two dogs. Since graduating, she has obtained additional training in repairing torn cruciate ligaments in knees, reconstructive surgery to close large or disfiguring wounds, and has received advanced training in animal dentistry. Bausch enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine including internal medicine, diagnostics, as well as soft tissue and orthopedic surgery. She also worked in the Rabies lab at Kansas on programs that allow well-vaccinated animals to travel with their owners to other countries.ĭr. She worked on a project investigating blood flood changes in Hypothyroid animals and published as first author on a study in 2002. While in school, she was selected to participate in a National Institute of Health grant to expose veterinary students to the field of research. Bausch received her Veterinary degree from Kansas State University receiving a broad education in small and large animals. Veterinary medicine was always her first calling, so when the opportunity presented to return to school, she didn't pass up the chance. Bausch had a first career prior to Veterinary medicine working with the human side of things with disabled adults, then as a medical social worker, and last as a nursing home administrator. She grew up in rural Kansas and comes from a long and proud line of farmers and ranchers.
0 kommentar(er)
