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University of Michigan Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine

Veterinary Extern

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A Veterinarian provides medical care to animals. Diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries. Specializes in treating either pets and small domesticated animals, or large animals and livestock, or wild animals. May work on farms, in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, in animal shelters, or in hospitals or clinics that specialize in caring for animals. May inspect livestock used for food and check compliance with food safety regulations, or work in laboratories doing clinical research on animal and human diseases.

$114,020 / year median in Michigan

+17% projected growth

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Career Center Home Search Jobs Veterinary Extern 5 mi/8 km 10 mi/15 km 25 mi/40 km 50 mi/80 km 100 mi/160 km 200 mi/320 km Search Results Job Details Explore Location Veterinary Extern Share Print Call Us University of Michigan Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States (on-site) APPLY Veterinary Extern Share Print Call Us University of Michigan Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States (on-site) APPLY Posted 30+ days ago Veterinary Extern Share Print Call Us University of Michigan Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States (on-site) APPLY Job Duration 2-4 Weeks Employment sector Academia Min Experience 0-1 Year Min Education BA/BS/Undergraduate Required Travel None Species Lab Animal Type Externship Position Extern Description The University of Michigan's Student Clinical Rotation serves as an introduction to laboratory animal medicine. During this 2-4 week rotation, students will be involved in the clinical care of animals, pathology and necropsy of cases, and will also gain some understanding of the various aspects involved in becoming a laboratory animal veterinarian. Students will also participate in seminars, pathology rounds, and journal club/study group activities with our residents to expose them to residency training. Other activities include handling and restraint classes, exposure to designing an animal facility, and presenting at the end of the rotation on a topic selected by the student. Requirements 3rd or 4th year veterinary students with an interest in laboratory animal medicine
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Political Action Committee (PAC) Student AVMA (SAVMA) Contact Us Work at AVMA Privacy Policy Terms of Use Site Map Follow Us Subscribe to Newsletters © 2026 American Veterinary Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Job Location Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States Median Salary Net Salary per month $4,768 Cost of Living Index 70 /100 70 Median Apartment Rent in City Center (1-3 Bedroom) $2,042
  • $3,816 $2,929 Safety Index 72 /100 72 Utilities Basic (Electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage for 915 sq ft apartment) $100
  • $380 $199 High-Speed Internet $60
  • $100 $76 Transportation Gasoline (1 gallon) $3.
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