Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Residencies & internships
Our programs offer post-DVM education and training for teaching and research and prepare veterinarians for board certification.
Most intern and residencies are filled through the Veterinary Internship and Residency Matching Program sponsored by the American Association of Veterinary Clinicians (AAVC). To apply for a Diagnostic Imaging residency or internship, visit the service’s website.
Residents may also simultaneously complete a graduate degree through the College of Veterinary Medicine graduate programs.
Centers, initiatives, and programs
Clinical Simulation Center
Field Disease Investigation Unit
Program in Individualized Medicine
Shelter Medicine
Simulation-Based Education
Raptor Rehabilitation Program
Veterinary Assessment Laparoscopic Skills
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Research areas
- Cardiology
- Integrative Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Neurology
- Oncology
- Orthopedic surgery
- Soft tissue surgery
- Theriogenology
Dog Aging Project
Canine companions are still needed for Dog Aging Project research.
WSU is one of seven colleges of veterinary medicine around the country to participate in this study.
Community outreach
Healthy People + Healthy Pets
One Health Clinic
Open House in the Veterinary Hospital
Raptor Club
Veterinary Continuing Education
Veterinary Extension
Teaching Academy
Fostering innovative teaching and learning for faculty, residents, and professional and graduate students across the collegeDepartment news
Hospital stories
Clinical studies
- Canine optic nerve sheath diameter study Comparison of ultrasonographic optic nerve sheath diameter before and after hyperosmolar therapy in dogs with presumed intracranial hypertension
- EEG and seizure prediction study Utility of electroencephalography in seizure prediction in dogs and cats with acute brain injury
- Insulin-dependent diabetic cat study Determining the Prevalence of Hypersomatotropism in a North American Cohort of Diabetic Cats
- Dog aging project TRIAD study Trial of Rapamycin in Aging Dogs
- Canine intestinal modeling project Intestinal biopsies from dogs for organoid development
Interested in giving opportunities for Veterinary Clinical Sciences?
Questions? Call 509-335-0738
Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine
PO Box 646610, Pullman, WA 99164-6610