Residency positions (LA and SA), equine DI internship and small DI fellowship - Royal Veterinary College, London, UK

Residency positions (LA and SA), equine DI internship and small DI fellowship - Royal Veterinary College, London, UK

Residency positions (LA and SA), equine DI internship and small DI fellowship
Royal Veterinary College, London, UK

We are offering the following posts at the Royal Veterinary College, London:

Large animal positions:

  • One one-year equine diagnostic imaging internship starting in June 2025
  • One three-year residency position (large animal biased) starting in July 2025

Small animal positions:

  • One one-year small animal imaging fellowship starting in July 2025
  • One three-year residency position (small animal biased) starting in July 2025

Equine diagnostic imaging internship starting in June 2025

This internship is designed for qualified veterinary graduates who wish to embark in future specialisation in equine diagnostic imaging. The programme lasts one year and is particularly attractive if you wish to pursue a three year imaging residency.

The internship is coupled with a post graduate diploma in Veterinary Clinical Practice (PGDipVCP) and the successful applicant will be automatically enrolled in the course

Small animal imaging fellowship starting in July 2025

This post is designed for qualified veterinary graduates who wish to embark in future specialisation in small animal diagnostic imaging. It lasts one year and is particularly attractive if you wish to pursue a three year imaging residency. The small animal fellowship is a fixed term employment opportunity working within the diagnostic imaging team.

Residencies (small and large animal biased) starting in July 2025.

The objective of this training programme is to give the resident the skills, knowledge and completed credential requirements necessary to sit the examination of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (Large or Small Animal Track).

Clinical training is based at the College’s referral hospitals at the Hawkshead Campus, near Potters Bar. Both the Equine Referral Hospital and the Queen Mother Hospital for Small Animals are modern and well‐equipped. As well as practical imaging acquisition and reporting, the programme includes regular imaging rounds, journal clubs, book clubs and an individual research programme. On call work is part of the clinical activity and is shared between the pool of residents. Collaboration in undergraduate teaching is part of the role.

The successful candidate is enrolled in the RVC MVetMed programme as well.

Please find further details and the application links on the RVC homepage.

Equine diagnostic internship:

https://www.rvc.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/internships/equine#tab-at-a-glance

Applications for the equine diagnostic internship will open week commencing 14th of October and will close by the 18th of November 2024.

Residency Small animal biased track:

https://www.rvc.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/residencies/small-animal/diagnostic-imaging

Residency Large animal biased track:

https://www.rvc.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/residencies/equine#tab-at-a-glance

Applications for residencies will open week commencing 14th of October and will close by the 25th of November 2024.

Small animal imaging fellowship:

https://jobs.rvc.ac.uk/Vacancies.aspx

Interview dates for all posts will be most likely at end of January / beginning of February 2025.

If you have any queries about the Diagnostic Imaging Residency or Fellowship/Internship please contact:

Small Animal: Francisco Llabres-Diaz (fllabresdiaz@rvc.ac.uk)

Large Animal: Dagmar Berner (dberner@rvc.ac.uk)