Time is provided for professional development. Residents are encouraged to pursue professional interests, develop research projects and prepare manuscripts for publication. The residency also provides the opportunity to attend lectures and rounds at Boston and Worcester's many neighboring human medical centers. As part of the training program, residents will participate in the clinical teaching of second, third and fourth year veterinary students. Training will be centered at the Foster Hospital for Small Animals, located in N. Grafton, MA, which is approximately 40 miles west of Boston.
Training includes consultations on large animal and exotic species.
Appointments will be made for 12 months with annual renewal based on satisfactory completion of the previous year. A certificate of residency is awarded to the candidate upon successful completion of the training program. A benefits package including health and professional liability insurance, vacation, and an annual travel allotment is available. Please print off a hard copy and ask reference to return to the address specified at the bottom of the form.