This position is posted on the Veterinary Internship & Residency Matching Program at: http://www.virmp.org/.
The Equine Medicine and Surgery Internship at the University of Missouri, College of Veterinary Medicine, is designed as a rotating internship. Primary goals of the program are to satisfy requirements identified prerequisite for entry into residency board certification programs or to enable the intern to practice veterinary medicine with an increased depth of experience. The internship is 12.5 months in duration to provide for an overlap during which outgoing house officers are available to aid new incoming house officers with their duties and help them become familiar with the Veterinary Health Center.
During the period of employment, the intern will rotate through the following clinical rotations: Surgery, Medicine and Community Practice. The intern will be expected to share in emergency duty rotation with other internal equine house officers and participate in clinical instruction of third-and fourth-year veterinary students during their clinical rotations. The intern will be expected to attend resident/intern seminars and will present one 20-minute seminar. The intern will participate in rounds of the clinical rotation to which he or she is assigned. Various journal/book clubs and faculty/resident rounds are also available and participation by the successful applicant will be encouraged. The possibilities for interaction or participation in research projects exist. The intern will be encouraged to prepare and submit a case report, retrospective study, or review article to a refereed journal for publication during the internship year.
A license to practice veterinary medicine in the State of Missouri is required to begin this program. Candidates must have graduated from an AVMA accredited college of veterinary medicine or possess an ECFVG Certificate to qualify for licensure in Missouri. An intern must achieve a passing score on the NAVLE (as defined by the Missouri State Board of Veterinary Examiners) and must document this information to the Missouri State Board via the license application. For the unlicensed applicant who is matched, requirements, application forms and appropriate preparatory materials for sitting the Missouri State Board Examination will be e-mailed immediately after announcement and confirmation of the match. Applicants should plan on sitting for the Missouri Board exam in mid-June to insure licensure as soon as possible after program commences. Further information may be obtained by contacting: Joanne Kramer, DVM, Diplomate ACVS, Associate Teaching Professor of Equine Surgery, Phone: (573) 882-3513, E-mail: mucvmvmsadmin@missouri.edu . To Apply: this position is posted on the Veterinary Internship and Residency Matching Program http://www.virmp.org/ .
The University of Missouri is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. To request ADA accommodations, please contact our ADA Coordinator at (573) 884-7278 or http://ada.missouri.edu/.
Residency positions obtained by participants upon program completion:
2021-2022
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 1
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 1
Number of Interns Applied for Specialty Internship Position: 1
Number of Interns Obtained Specialty Internship Position: 1
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Surgery & Sports Medicine Residency
1 Equine Internal Medicine Specialty Intern
2020-2021
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 1
Number of Interns Applied for Specialty Internship Position: 0
Number of Interns Obtained Specialty Internship Position: 0
Program Obtained:
1 Large Animal Surgical Residency
1 Post-Doctoral Fellowship
2019-2020
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 1
Number of Interns Applied for Specialty Internship Position: 0
Number of Interns Obtained Specialty Internship Position: 0
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Internal Medicine Residency
1 Large Clinical Fellow
2018-2019
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 3
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Applied for Specialty Internship Position:
Number of Interns Obtained Specialty Internship Position: 0
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Internal Medicine Residency
1 Large Animal Surgery Residency
1 Clinical Fellow
2017-2018
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Applied for Specialty Internship Position: 0
Number of Interns Obtained Specialty Internship Position: 0
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Internal Medicine Residency
1 Large Animal Surgery Residency
2016-2017
Number of Interns in Program: 2
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 1
Program Obtained:
1 ABVP –Equine Residency
2015-2016
Number of Interns in Program: 2
Number of Interns Applied for Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 1
Number of Interns Obtained Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 1
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Surgery Residency
2014-2015
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 2
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Ambulatory Internship
1 Equine Internal Medicine Residency
2013-2014
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 1
Number of Interns Obtained Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 1
Program Obtained:
1 Equine Surgery Specialty Internship (2015 obtained Equine Surgery Residency)
2012-2013
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 3
Number of Interns Obtained Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 3
Program Obtained:
1 Large Animal Internal Medicine Residency
2 Equine Internal Medicine Residency
2011-2012
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency or Specialty Internship Position: 2
Program Obtained:
2 Equine Residency
1 Equine Postdoctoral Fellow (2014 obtained Equine Surgery Residency)
2010-2011
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 0
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 0
2009 – 2010
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 3
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 1
2008 – 2009
Number of Interns in Program: 3
Number of Interns Applied for Residency Position: 2
Number of Interns Obtained Residency Position: 2