Specialty Internship in the field of Anesthesia and Emergency/Critical Care Medicine (m/f/d)
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At the Small Animal Clinic of the Department of Clinical Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bern, positions for a Specialty Internship in the field of Anesthesia and Emergency/Critical Care Medicine (m/f/d) will be available starting January 2025.
Training Objectives and Responsibilities
• 12-month Specialty Internship in Small Animal Anesthesia and Emergency/Critical Care Medicine.
• Management of emergency patients and intensive care unit patients under the supervision of specialists in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine (1 Diplomate ECVECC, 1 Diplomate ACVECC/ECVECC).
• Management of anesthesia under the supervision of specialists in Anesthesia and Analgesia (7 Diplomates ECVAA, 1 Diplomate ACVAA).
• Regular active participation in continuing education within the Emergency and Critical Care Medicine as well as Anesthesia departments (Book Club/Journal Club/Seminars).
• Night, weekend, and holiday shifts (Intensive Care Unit and Anesthesia under supervision).
• Management of emergency patients and intensive care unit patients under the supervision of specialists in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine (1 Diplomate ECVECC, 1 Diplomate ACVECC/ECVECC).
• Management of anesthesia under the supervision of specialists in Anesthesia and Analgesia (7 Diplomates ECVAA, 1 Diplomate ACVAA).
• Regular active participation in continuing education within the Emergency and Critical Care Medicine as well as Anesthesia departments (Book Club/Journal Club/Seminars).
• Night, weekend, and holiday shifts (Intensive Care Unit and Anesthesia under supervision).
Requirements
• A completed degree in Veterinary Medicine with a Swiss diploma or a diploma recognized by the Federal Office of Public Health (BAG), ideally as a recent graduate.
• Enthusiasm for working in a large, international team.
• A specific interest in Emergency/Critical Care Medicine and Anesthesia and an appreciation for challenging situations.
• Strong communication skills.
• A desire to learn how to work independently and responsibly in the fields of Emergency/Critical Care Medicine and Anesthesia, with a keen interest in learning new things.
• Excellent command of the English language (both written and spoken), with additional proficiency in German and/or French being an advantage.
• Enthusiasm for working in a large, international team.
• A specific interest in Emergency/Critical Care Medicine and Anesthesia and an appreciation for challenging situations.
• Strong communication skills.
• A desire to learn how to work independently and responsibly in the fields of Emergency/Critical Care Medicine and Anesthesia, with a keen interest in learning new things.
• Excellent command of the English language (both written and spoken), with additional proficiency in German and/or French being an advantage.
We offer
The Small Animal Clinic in Bern, part of the Vetsuisse Faculty at the University of Bern, provides a modern and dynamic work environment focused on both clinical excellence and academic development. The clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology, enabling veterinarians to diagnose and treat at the highest level. The emphasis is on comprehensive small animal care, with both outpatient and inpatient treatments conducted according to the latest veterinary knowledge.
Staff at the Small Animal Clinic are deeply involved in clinical work, which forms a significant part of their duties. This work includes not only direct patient care but also collaboration with residents, interns, and students, contributing to continuous professional development. The clinic offers a structured environment where veterinarians can further hone their clinical skills while working within a dedicated and competent team.
Bern, the charming capital of Switzerland, blends historical charm with modern living. Just an hour from the Alps, the city offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. The UNESCO-listed old town captivates with its picturesque streets and cozy cafés. Culturally, Bern has much to offer, with museums, theaters, and a vibrant culinary scene ranging from traditional to international cuisine. The River Aare, which flows through the city, invites activities like swimming and walking. For sports enthusiasts, Bern provides a variety of running trails, climbing gyms, and fitness centers-ideal for an active lifestyle. Bern is a place where work and quality of life harmoniously come together.
Staff at the Small Animal Clinic are deeply involved in clinical work, which forms a significant part of their duties. This work includes not only direct patient care but also collaboration with residents, interns, and students, contributing to continuous professional development. The clinic offers a structured environment where veterinarians can further hone their clinical skills while working within a dedicated and competent team.
Bern, the charming capital of Switzerland, blends historical charm with modern living. Just an hour from the Alps, the city offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. The UNESCO-listed old town captivates with its picturesque streets and cozy cafés. Culturally, Bern has much to offer, with museums, theaters, and a vibrant culinary scene ranging from traditional to international cuisine. The River Aare, which flows through the city, invites activities like swimming and walking. For sports enthusiasts, Bern provides a variety of running trails, climbing gyms, and fitness centers-ideal for an active lifestyle. Bern is a place where work and quality of life harmoniously come together.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Please send your complete application documents as a single PDF file via email to katja.adamik@unibe.ch (Head of Emergency and Critical Care) by October 15th, 2024. Your documents should include a CV, a cover letter, academic transcripts and diplomas (if available), as well as any reference letters and/or work certificates you may have.
