• Resident and Intern Veterinarians from private practices: In order to participate in clinical training fully, a visiting resident and intern must have a Missouri license and must have liability coverage. These veterinarians will be charged an educational training fee for a participatory or observational experience at the MU Veterinary Health Center. 
• Resident and Intern Veterinarians from academic institutions: In order to participate in clinical training fully, a visiting resident and intern must have a Missouri license and must have liability coverage. There is no charge for observational or participatory experience if a reciprocal agreement is possible.

Clinical training both Participatory and Observational experiences are available. In order to participate in clinical training fully, a visiting resident and intern must have a Missouri license and must have liability coverage.  Our clinical rotations are 3-6 weeks long, but a visit does not necessarily have to coincide with the beginning or end of our clinical rotations. Indeed, veterinarians may participate for a single day, or for multiple days.  Despite our interest in having visiting Resident Veterinarians and Intern Veterinarians, sometimes the timing of a visit or a visitor’s expectations may not allow us to host them.

You will be responsible for your own medical insurance, travel, and lodging expenses.

To apply, please e-mail the following information to mucvmvmsadmin@missouri.edu :

1. CV and Letter of intent that outlines the specific sections that you wish to visit and the dates that you would like to visit. Please provide this information 90 days prior to your visit, if possible.
2. A copy of your diploma, veterinary license,  or veterinary transcripts
3. Vaccination for rabies and tetanus is recommended.  Veterinary medical personnel are at higher risk for exposure to rabies and tetanus than the general population. Therefore, please:
   1. Provide records of tetanus vaccination within the last 5 years and the final vaccination in an initial series or a booster vaccination for rabies within the last year. Alternatively, a protective rabies titer (1:5 or greater serum dilution RFFIT) should be demonstrated within the past two years.
   2. Or sign a waiver upon arrival stating that you decline immunization against rabies and you have been advised of the risks associated with not being vaccinated against rabies that, if contracted, is fatal.
4. Proof of health insurance.
5. Proof of liability insurance.

Application materials may also be mailed to:

Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
ATTN: Department Chair’s Office,
900 E Campus Dr
Columbia, MO 65211, USA

Please e-mail our office at mucvmvmsadmin@missouri.edu for more information.