www.vet.upenn.edu The University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet), Department of Clinical Sciences & Advanced Medicine offers a unique program for qualified veterinarians seeking to broaden and deepen their skills in specific areas of veterinary medicine, under the guidance of our unmatched team of specialist clinicians. Penn Vet’s customizable professional development program provides outstanding immersive clinical experiences via participation in clinical observation, patient rounds, seminars, lectures, and labs based in the world- renowned Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital in the heart of Philadelphia’s University City district. If you are looking for advanced medicine coupled with rich cultural diversity, we are your destination of choice! PENN VET CLINICAL SPECIALTY PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Through this program, you will: Gain a deeper knowledge of various specialties in small animal veterinary medicine Broaden the range of skills and services you are able to offer at your practice Access the faculty’s body of research and textbooks Gain an understanding of how you may wish to further develop as a specialist Be an advocate for superlative veterinary care and quality of life in animals SPECIALTIES INCLUDE: Anesthesia & Pain Management Animal Behavior & Welfare Cardiology Dentistry & Oral Surgery Dermatology & Allergy Diagnostic Laboratories Emergency & Intensive Care Exotic Companion Animal Medicine Internal Medicine Interventional Radiology Kidney & Urinary Care Medical Genetics, Pediatrics & Reproduction Neurology & Neurosurgery Nutrition Oncology (Medical, Radiation, Surgical; Immunotherapy) Ophthalmology Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Surgery • Minimally Invasive • Orthopedics • Soft Tissue OLIVER GARDEN Dr. Garden, BVetMed, PhD, FRCVS, DACVIM, is Chair of Clinical Sciences & Advanced Medicine and leads the program. TO LEARN MORE Please contact Sue Jenkins, Program Coordinator at [email protected]. 3900 Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA ACADEMIC DIRECTOR