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A Veterinary Student Interviews Practicing Veterinarians to help Prepare for Her Career
Abstract
As a second-year DVM student at Cornell University, Elizabeth Newsom-Stewart interviewed a veterinarian to fulfill a course assignment. Her paper is reprinted here because it speaks cogently to the important issue of whether or not new graduates need to do an internship to feel qualified to enter veterinary practice.
Date Issued
2014-03-20Publisher
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Subject
Newsom-Stewart, Elizabeth; Tintle, Linda; Silva, Angela; Aspros, Douglas; Mentors; Mentoring; Organized Veterinary Medicine; New York State Veterinary Medical Society; Internship; Mentors in Veterinary Medicine
Type
article