Junior Clinical Training Scholarship, 2017

Farm Animal Health and Production

Open to the UK nationals

University of Cambridge

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University of Cambridge

Work permit : Not-Required

Scholarship award: Â£14,700

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The University of Cambridge is offering Junior Clinical Training Scholarship, 2017 to veterinary graduates to get high-quality post-graduate training in farm animal medicine and surgery.
The program's emphasis will be on all aspects of farm animal health and production especially on ruminant species.
The applicants for Junior Clinical Training Scholarship, 2017 can identify specific fields of farm animal work in which to specialize, either in specialist private farm animal practice or in Senior Clinical Training Scholarship program preparation.
The scholarship will cover individual production animals' case management including internal medicine, diagnostics, emergency and critical care, surgery, obstetrics, and anesthesia.
The Junior Clinical Training Scholarship, 2017 provides busy and expanding first opinion farm animal practice involvement and training in population medicine and herd health management.
The scholarship also provides teaching and communication experience, scientific writing and research methods tuition, and an opportunity to undertake and design research projects.
The duration of the program will be extended to 12 months subject to the satisfactory completion of the 3-month period.

Updated on: 23 Sep, 2016

Source : University of Cambridge
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