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Post-DVM Fellowship Training in Comparative Pathology

Location:

The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Duration:

3 years (clinical emphasis); 4 years (research emphasis)

Program Contact:

Emma Ey; [email protected]

The Department of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology (formerly comparative medicine) obtained one of the first NIH training grants for postgraduate training of veterinarians and has been funded continuously for over 35 years. We combine intensive training in comparative pathology during the first year of the program and research mentored by outstanding scientists in the final three years. More than 110 veterinarians have been trained in the department; many are now department chairs and leaders in academia and industry worldwide.
Program Director(s)
Joseph L. Mankowski, DVM PhD
- Professor of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology
Post-DVM Fellowship Training in Lab Animal Medicine

Location:

The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Duration:

3 years (clinical emphasis); 4 years (research emphasis)

Program Contact:

Emma Ey; [email protected]

Our combination of intensive training in laboratory animal medicine and research mentored by outstanding scientists has proven highly successful. We have now trained more than 110 veterinarians; many are now department chairs and leaders in academia and industry worldwide.
Program Director(s)
Joseph L. Mankowski, DVM PhD
- Professor of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology