They have room for seven students. Successful students are guaranteed admission to the Creighton University School of Medicine in the fall of 2001 upon completion of the program. The current students have finished their first semester and are ready to gear up this new year with clinical rotations at some of the local hospitals, then it is back to the classroom for management, law, quality and coding. All of these students are working in the field and are enjoying being out of school. Our credential name has changed, effective January 1, 2000.
Students receive preparation for advanced career positions in laboratory animal science.
The program is equally valuable for persons who wish to attend veterinary school, particularly those with a career interest in laboratory animal medicine. All of our students who have chosen to enter the job market have been offered positions in the laboratory animal science field. In affiliation with Columbia University's Health Sciences Division, Ben Gurion University of the Negev's Joyce and Irving Goldman Medical School has instituted a four year medical degree program to graduate doctors with special skills in primary care, cross cultural, community, and preventive medicine. The Program concentrates on these areas of medicine as they impact on problems of international health and is designed to address emerging issues in health care for the 21 st century. Graduates of this program will have the requisite skills to treat individuals who are sick and to promote health and prevent diseases in populations.