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The standard program is a 3-year combined residency and graduate studies program leading to a Certificate of Residency and Master of Science degree. Clinical Rotations Program rotations are designed to insure development of clinical competence in a broad range of specialties. Residents rotate among the clinical services within the Section of Equine Surgery including soft tissue and orthopedics and elective rotations through other areas such as Food Animal surgery, Human Medicine surgery, pathology, anesthesiology, and radiology may be arranged during the 3-year program. All residents participate with the emergency clinician in operation of an emergency service on a rotating basis on evenings, weekend and holidays. Clinical rotations facilitate development of clinical proficiency, clinical skills, and knowledge of surgery through exposure to a wide variety of cases at all levels of complexity.