Veterinary Medicine Online

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Advanced and Specialist Topics

These courses are designed for veterinary specialists, veterinary residents in training, and practitioners with an in-depth interest in a specific discipline. Veterinary residents in training would typically take the full 45-hour course. However, modules of the course pertaining to a particular area which may be anywhere from three to 15 hours in length can be taken individually. The modules offer a flexible approach for specialist veterinarians who want to focus on a single area.

Instructor Interaction

Courses are offered in "real-time" which means the lectures are viewed online as they are recorded from on-campus sessions. To fully participate in each course or module, you need to register before the start date. For students enrolling in the full course, it is strongly encouraged to take the mid-term and final examinations, which are offered and graded online.

After registering and logging into the online course, you will be able to interact with the instructor and other course participants. If you register for a module after it been taught in “real-time,” you will have full access to all the materials, but the online discussions will no longer be active.

Post Graduate Medicine I

These post-graduate medicine courses are lecture-based, intensive training opportunities designed to introduce you to current research and clinical topics. This series includes topics in infectious disease, veterinary endocrinology, critical care, and dermatology for large and small animals. The series is broken into modules that can be taken as one course or individually to be flexible for both residents in training and specialist veterinarians.

Post Graduate Medicine II

The post-graduate medicine courses are lecture-based, intensive training opportunities for internists. This series includes topics in disease, immunology, reproduction, nutrition, and clinical pathology. The series is broken into modules that can be taken as one course or individually to be flexible for both residents in training and specialist veterinarians.

Post Graduate Medicine III

These post-graduate medicine courses are lecture-based, intensive training opportunities for internists. Principally designed for residents in training in large or small animal internal medicine, these topics are excellent for specialist veterinarians seeking a contemporary, intensive exploration into these areas.

Physiology and Pathophysiology

These courses help clinical resident trainees and graduate students gain a broader understanding of the physiologic basis of clinical medicine and translational medical research.

Post Graduate Medicine IV

This is the foundation course for the majority of our veterinary residents, and is considered absolutely vital preparation for postgraduate trainees preparing for board certification.

Neurology and Neurosurgery

This advanced surgery training course is designed for surgical residents who are preparing for board certification examinations and planning a career as specialty small animal surgeons.