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Veterinary Internship Program
The Gulf World Marine Park veterinary medical internship is
designed for veterinary students, preferably during their
senior level or fourth year at an accredited veterinary
college. This program offers exposure to a large number of
fish, reptiles, birds, and marine mammals including the only
collection of Rough-Toothed Dolphins in the United States.
Gulf World is also a Southeast Coordinator for the Marine
Mammal Stranding Network, so students will participate in
the emergency response team during stranding events.
First and second year students:
One first or second year veterinary student may be selected
for a summer internship.
This internship is an 8-10 week program, which will
teach the student basic medical training with marine
mammals.
All internships are voluntary, and students are responsible for
their own transportation and housing arrangements. Students
must be U.S. citizens in U.S.-accredited schools.
All students interested in the Veterinary Medical Externship should
send a letter to the address below. This letter should
include reasons for wanting to participate in the program
and dates of availability. It is recommended that applicants
list at least three prioritized availability dates. In
addition, students must submit a curriculum vitae, two
letters of reference, and proof of U.S. citizenship. All
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