25-monatiges Internship Kleintiere — Universität Bern

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Tasks

• Rotating S.V.C.-recognised in the year of mid-term care for small animals in the year of mid-term care
• Self-responsible management of patients in the areas of emergency/intensive medicine, internal medicine, surgery, neurology and anaesthesia under supervision of experienced specialists:inside
• Self-employed implementation and interpretation of diagnostic imaging procedures (X-rays)
• Participation in clinical training of students of all ages
• Regular, active participation in various internal training courses of the special departments (Book Club, Journal Club, seminars)
• Night, weekend and holiday services
• Preparation of a scientific project with the objective of Dr. Specialty or med. vet. in a department. Requirements:
• Completed studies of veterinary medicine with diploma (Switzerland) or a diploma recognized by the BAG; ideally you are a newly graduated veterinarian. Veterinarians
• You enjoy working in a large international team
• You have good communication skills and keep a cool head even in stressful situations
• You are motivated to work independently and responsibly and are interested in learning new things
• You have very good knowledge of the German and French language (written and oral)
• You are interested in scientific work The program for the course of the year will last 25 to 26 months. The participants complete several weeks of rotations in the departments of internal medicine (including nephrology), surgery, emergency and intensive medicine, anesthesiology, radiology and neurology and are involved in the weekend emergency services. In the second year, the participants work in emergency services (nights, weekends, holidays). In addition, the participants either carry out a research project (e.g. dissertation on the acquisition of the Dr. med. vet. title) or complete further clinical rotations (e.g. a major subject of surgery). After successful completion of the program, the participants meet the requirements for obtaining the specialist title FVH small animals of GST. Also, the participants can be admitted to a Residency in accordance with the guidelines of the corresponding colleges. In addition, we offer a time recording system, where overtime is fully compensated. The Kleintierklinik Bern, part of the Vetsuisse Faculty of the University of Bern, offers a modern and sympathetic working environment, which is geared to both clinical excellence and academic development. The focus is on the comprehensive care of small animals, in which both outpatient and inpatient treatments are carried out according to the latest animal medicine findings. Our interns are strongly involved in clinical work, which is a major part of their activity. This work includes not only direct patient care, but also cooperation with residents, other internals and students, which contributes to the continuous professional development. We offer: Inspiring working environment