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Large Animal Ambulatory Medicine Internship
Tufts Veterinary Field Service at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine offers a one-year internship position in large animal ambulatory medicine that begins in July. The internship program provides a new or recent graduate with robust mentorship and a diverse practice environment, enabling them to become proficient and confident large animal ambulatory clinicians capable of handling bovine, equine, small ruminant, and porcine cases.
The intern shares on-call responsibilities after a dedicated training period, and a back-up clinician is available throughout the internship. The intern participates in clinical and laboratory training of veterinary students throughout the academic year. Attendance and presentation in weekly didactic rounds are mandatory.
Requirements for the internship are a D.V.M. or equivalent degree from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school, with current licensure to practice in the United States. The candidate should have the ability to obtain Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island licensure and USDA Category II accreditation for the same states.
Please address any questions to Dr. Isabelle Louge, TVFS Internship Director, damt@tufts.edu.