Johns Hopkins University, Dept. of Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology
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The
Johns Hopkins Department of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology
offers externship programs in both pathology and laboratory animal
medicine to veterinary students who have completed at least three (3)
years of their veterinary training.
The Johns Hopkins Department of Molecular and Comparative
Pathobiology offers externship programs in both pathology and laboratory
animal medicine to veterinary students who have completed at least
three (3) years of their veterinary training. The laboratory animal
medicine externship consists of clinical experience in our facilities
that have an average daily population of approximately 100,000 animals
and a broad variety of species. The pathology externship consists of
participation in the animal necropsy service for laboratory animals
housed at the University and from the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, the
National Aquarium in Baltimore and local practitioners. Externs work
with ACVP and ACLAM board certified veterinarians, postdoctoral fellows
and residents in our program. Externs are expected to attend
research/training lectures and participate in research and training
activities.
The externships last from two (2) weeks to eight (8) weeks.
Availability will vary with demand and faculty availability. This is a
non-paid externship.
To apply, please submit an application in the form of a letter
stating your goals for pursuing an externship, area of interest, a
current resume and two letters of professional recommendation to support
your application. Please note whether you are interested in pathology
or laboratory animal medicine.
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The
laboratory animal medicine externship consists of clinical experience
in our facilities that have an average daily population of approximately
100,000 animals and a broad variety of species.
The pathology
externship consists of participation in the animal necropsy service for
laboratory animals housed at the University and from the Maryland Zoo in
Baltimore, the National Aquarium in Baltimore and local practitioners.
Externs work with ACVP and ACLAM board certified veterinarians,
postdoctoral fellows and residents in our program.
Externs are expected
to attend research/training lectures and participate in research and
training activities.
40+ hours per week that the student will have direct and free access to veterinarians
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Johns Hopkins University, Dept of Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology
Program
Coordinator
Department of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology