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Sarah Wilson Manning

Sarah Wilson Manning

Veterinarian | Clinical Assistant Professor

College Station, Texas, United StatesVeterinary
Company
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Title
Veterinarian
Seniority
Senior
Department
Education
Location
College Station, Texas, United States
Industry
Veterinary

Experience

Clinical Assistant Professor

Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

Present

As a Clinical Assistant Professor with the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (TAMU VET), I teach fourth-year veterinary students in the Veterinary Emergency Management rotation. My focus is on helping students understand how veterinarians can serve their communities before, during, and after disasters. Through classroom discussion, applied casework, and engagement with Texas jurisdictions and animal-care organizations, I guide students in developing critical thinking, leadership, and communication skills that translate directly into practice. Drawing from my background in general practice, I connect clinical decision-making to the realities of disaster response, from triage and working-dog medicine to crisis communication and personal resilience. I also provide clinical instruction in the Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital’s Primary Care Service and support outreach efforts that strengthen the connection between veterinary medicine, emergency management, and the communities we serve.

Program Aide - Regional Leader

Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

As a Program Aid - Regional Leader with the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET), I provide oversight of the volunteer program and participate in deployments as a veterinarian and educational assistant. I assist with the educational efforts that are provided through the Veterinary Medical Emergency Management clinical rotation, that is part of the required curriculum in the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. Essential duties/tasks include: VET Regional Response and Preparedness, Deployments, and Transportation.

Veterinarian

Roo

Present

As an independent contractor with Roo Veterinary Relief Management Services, I provide flexible, high-quality veterinary care to a variety of animal hospitals across central Texas. Through Roo’s innovative platform, I select shifts that align with my schedule and professional interests, allowing me to maintain a balanced work-life dynamic. This role enables me to support clinics in need, enhance my clinical skills across diverse settings, and contribute to improved patient care and team well-being. Roo's streamlined system handles logistics and payments, allowing me to focus on delivering exceptional veterinary services.

Veterinarian

Bryan Animal Clinic

As an associate veterinarian at Bryan Animal Clinic, a high-volume companion animal practice, I focused on preventative care, dermatology, and behavioral medicine while managing a wide range of medical and surgical cases. The clinic’s ability to accommodate same-day urgent and emergency cases, along with a well-equipped ICU and highly trained technical staff, allowed for comprehensive patient care in a fast-paced setting. I participated in a rotating on-call schedule and performed a variety of soft tissue surgeries and medical procedures. I emphasized clear client communication, case continuity, and collaborative care with technical staff, contributing to a supportive and efficient clinical environment.

Veterinarian

Beard Navasota Vet Hospital

As a mixed animal associate veterinarian, I provided medical and surgical care for a wide variety of species, including canine, feline, bovine, caprine, ovine, swine, equine, and poultry. I participated in 24-hour emergency duty and managed a broad spectrum of cases in both emergency and routine settings. I personally emphasized relationship-centered care, realistic treatment planning, and client communication. I also prioritized technical staff development, especially in anesthesia monitoring and fear-free handling. My time at Beard strengthened my ability to stay adaptable, think critically across species, and lead with compassion in a rural, high-demand practice.

3vm Externship

Beard Navasota Vet Hospital

50/50 rural mixed animal practice.

Veterinary Student Shadow

Brazos Valley Equine Hospitals

Specialty equine hospital.

Veterinary Student Shadow

Beard Navasota Vet Hospital

50/50 rural mixed animal practice.

Veterinary Technician

Shenandoah Veterinary Clinic · Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Companion animal general practice.

Kennel Technician

Shenandoah Veterinary Clinic · Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Companion animal general practice.

Education

Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Candidate, Veterinary Medicine

Texas A&M University

Master’s Degree, Biomedical Sciences

Texas A&M University

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Biomedical Sciences

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