Michigan State University is offering a swine residency starting July 1, 2008, that provides an opportunity to acquire credentials and expertise to perform advanced service and consultation to the food-animal industry. The resident will obtain advanced clinical training with Dr James Kober and will have the opportunity to pursue graduate studies. The applicant should be a graduate of an accredited veterinary college and optionally have 1 year of related practice. An internship can be provided for applicants seeking only clinical training. Contact Dr Barbara Straw (straw@cvm.msu.edu) or Dr James Kober (svsmi@sbcglobal.net).
Salary commensurate with experience.

Production veterinarian wanted

Carthage Veterinary Service, Ltd (CVS) is looking for a veterinarian to join their swine-specific, nine-veterinarian team. The position includes herd responsibilities for three to five of the 2400- to 6400-sow herds, client consultation visits, and regular growing-pig diagnostics. CVS provides an excellent environment to focus on swine production and diagnostics. The team atmosphere fosters the opportunity to learn from other veterinarians. CVS also works closely with several swine diagnostic laboratories and researchers. Call 217-357-2811 and ask for Dr Bill Hollis,
or e-mail hollis@hogvet.com for additional information.