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VMRCVMInternships are designed to provide one year of intense, post-DVM, clinical training in small animal medicine and surgery.
The Department offers conventional internships and has one internship designated for minority candidates.
The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences has a single document that describes the medicine and surgery internship program (PDF) in detail.
Questions regarding this internship? Contact Dr. Gregory Daniel at
gdaniel@vt.edu.
Residencies are designed to provide 3-4 years of advanced, in-depth training in specific disciplines in preparation for certification examination by appropriate specialty boards within the veterinary profession. Most residents will enroll in the Biomedical and Veterinary Sciences (BMVS) Graduate Program and complete a graduate degree (MS or PhD).
The Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences has a single, generic residency program description that sets forth a basic program description. Supplemental to the generic document, each discipline provides a specific program description unique to that discipline.
Generic
Residency Description
Primary Emergency
Duty Descripiton
The following program descriptions are provided in PDF format.
Interns and residents in the Department participate twice yearly in a Departmental
Intern/Resident Seminar
Program that is designed to provide experience and instruction in the preparation and delivery of scientific
material to a peer audience. Residents are further encouraged to make presentations at various seminars and
scientific meetings, both internally and externally.
A visitation day for applicants interested in a small animal internship or residency is held in December
each year. This is not a formal interview, but an opportunity for applicants to visit the
campus of Virginia Tech, tour VMRCVM facilities, and meet with faculty, residents and interns
in Small Animal Medicine. For more details, please see our
Visitation Day
information page.
Please visit the website for the Veterinary Internship and Residency Matching Program, sponsored by the American Association of Veterinary Clinicians, to learn more about the matching process.