A rotating internship with VCA sets you up for career-long success and fulfillment.
All VCA internships offer high-volume caseloads, a diverse patient population and multiple specialty disciplines. Rotating internships are essential for those looking to specialize but will benefit all. They are focused only on you as the learner without having to share cases with students. You can expect dedicated mentors, primary case responsibility (under supervision), academic training and organized daily rounds. It's the best way to build your skillset and gain valuable career confidence.
To be considered you must meet the criteria below:
You graduated from an AVMA-accredited Veterinary school or passed the ECFVG examination.
You passed NAVLE examination and are eligible to be licensed in the same state as the hospital.
You are eligible to work in the United States.
Hear from our Associates about their experience at VCA
The Joys and Challenges of Veterinary Internships: Dr. Adi Oz and Dr. Negeen Najafi
In this episode of the VCA Voice Podcast, Dr. Adi Oz and Dr. Negeen Najafi discuss their unique journeys in veterinary medicine and their decision to pursue internships.
Why I chose VCA for my internship – and why I stayed on full time
Billie Ciotti had options. The graduate of Midwestern University had purposely visited multiple clinics to get a sense for their internship programs before she chose one. In the end, VCA stood above the rest.