Prospective ECVIM-CA Residents will be required to have broad training and experience in clinical companion animal medicine and surgery and their supporting disciplines, which must be attained by participation in an internship.
An internship shall be a minimum of a 12 month, full-time term of flexible, rotating clinical training in veterinary medicine beyond the professional degree, providing extra practical experience and training in the clinical and basic sciences. This prepares the veterinarian to decide on their area of specialisation. It is important that an internship be truly a rotation, involving a wide range of clinical activities, under the direction of at least one EBVS approved Diplomate.
The suitability of an internship for further ECVIM-CA approved training is at the discretion of each residency Programme Director.
The University of Glasgow is seeking to recruit a Junior Clinician who is looking for the next step towards specialization, and who has an interest in both medicine and critical care.
The Clinic for Radiation Oncology & Medical Oncology is seeking to fill a position for a
«Specialty Internship Oncology»
The position is expected to last for 1-2 years.
Vets Now Referrals Glasgow are seeking enthusiastic applicants for our Internal Medicine and/or Oncology Discipline-Specific Internship (DSI) starting on the 28th September 2026.