Rotating Hospital Interns spend their time on the internal medicine, surgery, and anesthesia rotations. They interact constantly with faculty members in the respective services, assist in teaching final year veterinary students and may attend rounds and seminars in other departments.

The interns are an integral part of each rotation and participate in many ways: a) The diagnosis and treatment of cases on a daily basis under the supervision of faculty members. b) Assist faculty in the instruction and supervision of veterinary students. c) Present cases in rounds for students, interns, and residents. d) Provide emergency care to patients on a rotating basis.

This program is suited to a wide range of recently graduated veterinarians interested in all aspects of general large animal — and more specifically equine — medicine and surgery. Veterinarians who have completed this internship have entered diverse fields. Many have progressed into specialty practice, including surgery, medicine, pathology, and radiology, while others have elected to pursue general practice.

Dr. Jared Williams Jared@uga.edu (706) 206-7551