Philosophy of Internship: Our goal is to provide an intern with a well-rounded experience, using a hands-on approach. Mentoring is focused not only on clinical skills but also on client communication. Upon completion of the internship, candidates should be proficient in most aspects of equine medicine.
Internship Duties: During the day, the intern will spend an equal amount of time with all of the doctors. The intern may be expected to address daytime emergencies as needed, perform anesthesia, assist with surgeries, and in the care of hospitalized/in -house patients.
Internship Established: 2012
Number of Interns each year: 2
Number of Internships Available: 1
Application will be accepted until position filled
Direct Supervision: 3-6 Months
Emergency Duties (Nights / Week): 3
Emergency Duties (Weekends / Month): 1-2
Terms of Employment: June 1, 2019 – May 31 2020, dates are negotiable
Contact Previous Interns: Kiara Bernat: kiara.bernat1@gmail.com Anne Marie Skiffington: askiffington@oceanstateequine.com Kate Frazier: kaf229@cornell.edu Katrina Glaude: Katrina.glaude@gmail.com
Internship Coordinator: Dr Kate Echeverria
Internship Coordinator Email: KEcheverria@oceanstateequine.com
Prerequisite Application Process: DVM (or equivalent) from an accredited veterinary school; Successful completion of the NAVLE; Curriculum Vitae; Letter of Intent; Transcript; 3 letters of recommendation; 1 week externship preferred. Documents may be emailed to Dr Kate Echeverria at KEcheverria@oceanstateequine.com.
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