Residency and Internship Programs

The two-year residency program provides advanced clinical training focused on canine reproduction, with comparative species incorporated to a smaller degree.

This three-year residency program in cardiology prepares talented veterinarians for a career in academic veterinary medicine or specialty practice.

This four-year residency program is designed to provide in-depth training in veterinary dermatology to develop a comprehensive knowledge of the dermatologic conditions of domestic animals.

This three-year program provides exposure to a large number of cases within a fully-staffed emergency service and intensive care unit.

This three-year program includes field activities at collaborating Florida zoological facilities, such as the Lubee Bat Conservancy, St. Augustine Alligator Farm, and Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo.

This three-year program allows development of a high level of clinical skill and expertise in the field of sports medicine and rehabilitation.

This three-year program prepares talented veterinarians for a career in academic veterinary medicine or specialty practice. Emphasis is placed on clinical medicine, teaching, and clinical research.

This three-year conforming program is specifically designed to fulfill requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons

This four-year conforming program is specifically designed to fulfill requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons while completing a Masters of Veterinary Science degree.

This two- or three-year program offers instruction, service and research activities with food animals, including dairy, beef, cattle, small ruminants and swine.

This three-year program is specifically designed to fulfill requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) in the specialty of Large Animal Medicine.

This is a three-year clinical residency program in Veterinary Anesthesiology and pain management (primarily perioperative pain management).

This three-year clinical program is specifically designed to fulfill requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR).

This three-year clinical program is specifically designed to fulfill requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR).

This program works closely with clinicians to actively participate in the diagnostic evaluation of a broad range of species, to include many zoologic and non-mammalian specimens.

This program is designed to train successful veterinary pathologists with emphasis on preparation for the certification examination given by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP).

This program prepares veterinarians to performa all aspects of veterinary ophthalmology, both medical and surgical.

This four-year conforming program is designed to fulfill all requirements established by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine while completing a Masters of Veterinary Science degree.

This internship is a rotating one-year introductory training program in aquatic clinical medicine with a research component.

This one-year program conducts instruction, service and research activities with food animals, including dairy and beef cattle, small ruminants and swine.

This new one-year joint Internship provides broad exposure to a wide variety of veterinary disciplines.

This one-year program provides intensive clinical training in large animal internal medicine, providing a solid foundation for a residency program in internal medicine or high-end private practice.

This one-year certificate program provides advanced training and skills in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in equine sports medicine and surgery

This intensive one-year internship program performs within our oncology service, a comprehensive cancer treatment facility with surgical, medical and radiation oncology working closely together.

This one-year position is designed to produce a skilled practitioner well-equipped for shelter practice or to be competitive for a residency program in Shelter Medicine.

This one-year specialty internship provides an opportunity to acquire advanced training and skills in the diagnosis and treatment of internal medicine diseases in dogs and cats.

The UF small animal rotating internship offers an outstanding opportunity for a highly motivated, hardworking, and professional individual to work and learn in a busy and friendly referral hospital.

This program is for technicians wanting to focus in Anesthesia & Pain Management or Emergency Medicine & Critical Care.