The objectives of the European Society of Veterinary Pathology are to promote the scientific work of veterinary surgeons and physicians active in the areas of functional and morphologic pathology of animals, as well as that of other interested natural scientists, by means of organising scientific post-graduate training, conferences and meetings.
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We are seeking a talented and enthusiastic veterinarian who wishes to gain experience in veterinary pathology research, to pursue a one year MPhil project in the Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience at the interface between anatomic pathology, machine learning, and small animal endocrinology.
The Fondazione Guido Bernardini (FGB), Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) and the Biomedical Primate Centre are proud to present the international workshop on laboratory animal pathology.
The IRSEA (Research Institute in Semiochemistry and Applied Ethology) is a private Research Institute employing less than 50 employees and placed in Apt, France. IRSEA’s research is mainly focused on the study of the chemical communication and animal welfare. The multidisciplinary approach is at the base of the philosophy of our Institute, which includes different profiles in its team, such as veterinarians, biotechnologists, chemists and entomologists. Due to the growing number of pathology research projects and pathology diagnostic routine, IRSEA is now recruiting a Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist to start a PhD thesis on the project “Vomeronasal organ alterations in animals”.
California Animal Health & Food Safety Laboratory System
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of California, Davis
There are so many great ways to learn and increase your CPD portfolio these days: You can read books, listen to podcasts, watch how-to videos, attend webinars, take part in ‘in-house’ training, just to name a few. Why bother with the time and expense of attending BSTP events?
We are seeking a veterinarian to undertake a postgraduate research project on the viral pathogenesis of Feline Infectious Peritonitis. The project will focus on molecular biological studies. The position is available from 1st March 2019, initially for 12 months.
Due to continued and increasing demands for our services, we are again looking for an enthusiastic, personable and talented veterinary anatomic pathologist.
Bridge Pathology, part of the Synlab-VPG group of companies, is a veterinary diagnostic histopathology and immunohistochemistry company set in a pleasant part of Bristol, UK, dedicated to the provision of the very highest quality diagnostic surgical pathology services to the veterinary community. You will work in a highly collegial and friendly atmosphere alongside an international group of nine enthusiastic and hugely talented anatomic pathologists, and a tremendously supportive and smart technical and administrative team.
For more information please see this page (French): https://www.emploi.cea.fr/job/emploi-un-pathologiste-veterinaire-en-centre-de-recherche-preclinique-h-f_7377.aspx
Faculty of Veterinary Medicin and Animal Science
The department of Biomedicine and veterinary Public Health
The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) develops the understanding and sustainable use and management of biological natural resources. The university ranks well internationally within its subject areas. SLU is a research-intensive university that also offers unique degree programmes in for example rural development and natural resource management, environmental economics, animal science and landscape architecture.
Gribbles Veterinary Pathology is New Zealand’s leading veterinary pathology provider with a team of 16 Veterinary Pathologists located in five dedicated veterinary laboratories across New Zealand, providing diagnostic pathology services for livestock, companion animal veterinarians, university and research facilities, as well as zoo and wildlife organisations. We are currently seeking an enthusiastic and dynamic Veterinary Clinical Pathologist with a client-oriented approach and excellent communication skills for a permanent, full or part-time position.
Regional Chapter and SQA members and friends, RMRCSQA would like to invite you to a special webinar presentation: Digital Pathology and Adaptive Approaches in the Regulatory Environment. Presented by Elizabeth Neyens, DVM, DABT, Pathologist
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
12:00-1:15 PM EST
The registration deadline for this webinar is Tuesday, 27 November 2018
