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The Saginaw Valley Equine Clinic/GameTime Sports medicine internship program is for veterinarians looking to gain technical and equine case management experience while under the guidance of mentors to prepare them for entry into a sports medicine practice, a general practice, or a surgical residency. There will be opportunities to work independently, with a mentor, and as part of a team, with the goal for the intern to receive an ideal mix of support and independence.
The intern will rotate weekly between sports medicine/horse show practice, ambulatory/general practice, surgery/hospitalized patients, and theriogenology. The intern’s responsibilities will increase over the year, according to their competence and comfort level. After the initial period of direct mentorship, the intern will be prepared to see appointments and emergencies on his/her own. The staff and doctors at SVEC work in a collegial environment, and the intern will play a key role in case management. However, additional mentorship will continue to be provided and the staff veterinarians will always be available by phone or in person if desired/needed.  For the initial 3 months the intern will cover emergencies with a senior clinician and then start primary coverage.  When on call, coverage will be approximately 50% and will consist of primary care with a senior veterinarian as back up.
- Internship duration is 12 months
- Housing stipend is provided
- Ideal balance of secondary and mentored primary care
- Excellent opportunity to gain ambulatory and in-hospital case experience
Practice Breakdown:
- Sports Medicine: 40%                       
- Surgery: 25%
- Reproduction: 20%                       
- General Practice: 15%

Application Deadline:  December 31st, 2023 for interns starting in 2024.

We strongly encourage prospective interns to do an externship at our clinic to determine if it would be a good fit for both parties; however, it is not required. We require three letters of reference, a letter of application/intent from the applicant with CV, graduation from an AVMA accredited program, a valid Michigan veterinary license by the start date of employment, and a valid driver's license.  Interested parties should submit their documents to Cheryl@saginawvalleyequine.com.

About Saginaw Valley Equine Clinic

Saginaw Valley Equine Clinic's focus is on Ship-In Elective Sports Medicine, Surgery and Reproduction supported by national horse show venues. We have an immediate opening with an established caseload of top horses.

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