Program Director: Keita Iyori
Effective Date: April 1st, 2024 Deadline to apply: March 31, 2024
- Formal residency program lasting 3 years and an alternative option of 5 years of training.
Location: Kanagawa, Japan
General qualifications:
- Possession of a veterinary license
- Completion of a minimum 1-year general clinical training program in an academic institution or an equivalent satisfactory private practice
- Proficiency in English
- Demonstration of satisfactory moral and ethical standing
Program supervision: All residency programs must be conducted under the direct supervision of an AiCVD Diplomate.
Training program:
- All appropriate study areas such as basic dermatology, histopathology, comparative dermatology, and clinical dermatology should be included
- Small animal medicine and surgery clinics: intensive rotating program. The resident will consult under the supervision of specialists on these fields
- Exotics, equine and large animal dermatology clinics: intensive rotating program
- Weekly case round
- Journal-club
- Dermatopathology conference
- Basic research and histopathological training
- Continuing education
- Attendance to Japanese, European (or American) and World veterinary dermatology congress is compulsory
- Attendance to workshops accredited by the AiCVD
- Attendance to ESVS or equivalent continuing program is strongly advised as it provides in depth courses on small animal dermatology
How to apply:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Cover Letter
- Recommendation letter
Contact mail: iyori@vet.ne.jp
Program Director: Yun-Hsia Hsiao
Effective Date: April 1st, 2024 Deadline to apply: March 31, 2024
- Alternative option of 5 years of training.
Location: Taiwan
General qualifications:
- Possession of a veterinary license
- Completion of a minimum 1-year general clinical training program in an academic institution or an equivalent satisfactory private practice
- Proficiency in English
- Demonstration of satisfactory moral and ethical standing
Program supervision: All residency programs must be conducted under the direct supervision of an AiCVD Diplomate.
Training program:
- All appropriate study areas such as basic dermatology, histopathology, comparative dermatology, and clinical dermatology should be included
- Small animal medicine and surgery clinics: intensive rotating program. The resident will consult under the supervision of specialists on these fields
- Exotics, equine and large animal dermatology clinics: intensive rotating program
- Weekly case round
- Journal-club
- Dermatopathology conference
- Basic research and histopathological training
- Continuing education
- Attendance to Japanese, European (or American) and World veterinary dermatology congress is compulsory
- Attendance to workshops accredited by the AiCVD
- Attendance to ESVS or equivalent continuing program is strongly advised as it provides in depth courses on small animal dermatology
How to apply:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Cover Letter
- Recommendation letter
Contact mail: peacha1981@gmail.com
