Help for every stage of your veterinary career
This is a guest post from a reader who reached out to me for advice on pursuing an internship and residency. When I followed up a year later, he had changed courses. I asked if he could share his experience, and this is what he wrote. Enjoy! Like most of you, I had a very
Nope. I can say that with 100% certainty for faculty positions. You don’t submit your transcript for a faculty position in veterinary medicine. By that point, grades you made in vet school are utterly irrelevant. For residencies, it’s generally still true, but people still worry about it, so let’s dive in. I’ve taught veterinary medicine
The intern year is typically one year immediately following graduation from vet school. Some people may go out into practice and then go back to an internship, but that is rare. Some people do an internship to improve their clinical skills or to avoid going into the Real World for another year. The reason many
Vet school is difficult. By the end of four years, many people just Want Out. They want to start making money, they want to have their freedom, they don’t want to be away from their family at all hours of the day. Others want to learn more. They want to become excellent clinicians, they want