Faq

New graduates joining our team can expect a diverse range of responsibilities, from conducting exams and diagnosing conditions to performing surgeries and engaging in client education. We ensure a balanced workload that fosters skill development while maintaining work-life harmony.

We provide a structured mentorship program where you’re paired with experienced veterinarians who guide you through clinical procedures, case management, and client communication, ensuring a smooth transition into your professional role.

Our hospital is known for its comprehensive services, including urgent care, surgery, and preventive medicine. We encourage and support our vets in pursuing specializations, offering continuing education allowances and opportunities to work on specialized cases.

Our internships and externships are designed to offer hands-on experience in a real-world setting. Participants work closely with our team on a variety of cases, gaining exposure to advanced diagnostics and treatments, with clear learning objectives set from the start.

We welcome international students to our programs and assist with the application process. We value the diverse perspectives they bring and provide support in adapting to the U.S. veterinary practice.

An externship is typically a short-term observational experience where veterinary students or recent graduates gain practical exposure without being responsible for patient care. An internship is a more formal post-graduate training program, often lasting one year, where the intern is involved in direct patient care under supervision.

Benefits include gaining hands-on experience in a diverse range of veterinary practices, exposure to advanced veterinary technologies, opportunities to work in specialized fields, and the possibility of making professional connections that could lead to future employment.

a) Educational Status: The student should be currently enrolled in an AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association)-accredited veterinary school, or one listed in the AVMA’s list of approved veterinary colleges if it’s an international institution. The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Utrecht University is recognized by the AVMA, in the U.S.

b) Visa Requirements: International students typically require a J-1 visa for educational exchange programs, including externships. The visa process involves proving enrollment in a relevant educational program and the intention to return to the home country upon completion.