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Veterinary Internship Programs 
The internship provides advanced clinical training for graduate veterinarians wishing to perform a higher level of private small animal practice, enter a small animal residency program, or to develop greater clinical knowledge and skills prior to entering a research career in either industry, government, or graduate work. Interns are matched through the AAVC Intern/Residency Matching service. Veterinarians wishing to learn more are encouraged to contact the departmental office at (706.542.6484) or the hospital administrative office
(706.583.0681). Interviews are not required, but candidates wishing to visit to learn more about the internship are welcome after calling
(706.583.0681) to make an appointment.
Address:
The University of Georgia
Veterinary Teaching Hospital
College of Veterinary Medicine
Athens , GA 30602-7390
Telephone : 706.583.0681
Fax: 706.542.5576
Authorized Administrative Official:
Dr. Doug Allen
Descriptive Title of Program:
Rotating Internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Inclusive Dates of Program: July 1 - June 30
The following information represents the average number of cases in direct support of this program:
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Number of Faculty in Direct Support of Program: 25
Number of Residents in Direct Support of Program (applicable for internship only): 10
Number of Full Time Faculty in Direct Support of the Internship who are Diplomates in the following Specialty Areas:
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Prerequisites other than being a Graduate of an accredited College of Veterinary Medicine : Approval of faculty
Requirements for Application:
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Application Form
Use form provided in VIRMP directory (Form S-6) Transcript of University performance
Letter indicating your reasons for seeking this program and how you would propose to use this training
A minimum of three (3) Letters of Reference
Suggestions of persons supplying letters: Faculty or employers familiar with clinical knowledge and skills.
Veterinary Intern Resident Matching Program - www.virmp.org
This page was last updated April 14, 2004.
