International PhD Positions In Combined Residency And MVM In Veterinary Anatomic Pathology in UK 2022

Background: Veterinary pathology at Nottingham University provides a diagnostic service on a wide range of animals, mainly companion and farm animals (part of disease surveillance activity with Animal and Plant Health Agency). The unit is involved in the clinical teaching of year 5 veterinary students. Five pathologists included ECVP and ACVP board-certified, oversee surgical and post-mortem case submissions.

Project description: Applications are invited from veterinary graduates to undertake a three-year training program (residency) in veterinary anatomic pathology. The successful candidate will focus on companion and farm animal pathology with some exposure to avian pathology and veterinary clinical pathology. The trainee will be registered for an MVM degree at the school of veterinary medicine and science and will undertake a research project on some aspects of veterinary anatomic pathology. The training program encompasses small group teaching, seminars, research, diagnostic duties (companion and farm pathology). Successful residents will be eligible for the ECVP and/or ACVP board certification examination upon completion of the residency.