Title:
A Taiwanese veterinarian pursuing PhD and veterinary clinical pathology training in the US.
A Taiwanese veterinarian pursuing PhD and veterinary clinical pathology training in the US.
Speaker:
朱珮華 (Candice Chu)
朱珮華 (Candice Chu)
Time:
04/22 (Sun.) 5 pm PDT, 6 pm MDT, 7 pm CDT, 8 pm EDT
04/23 (Mon.) 8 am Taiwan
*注意：本週演講因故往後調整到週日 (US) / 週一 (TW)
04/22 (Sun.) 5 pm PDT, 6 pm MDT, 7 pm CDT, 8 pm EDT
04/23 (Mon.) 8 am Taiwan
Abstract:
The American veterinary education system is very different from Taiwan's. In the US, the graduate-level professional school goes along with a comprehensive post-graduate training includes internship, residency, and specialty boards. Moreover, research is often considered as an essential component of clinical training. As a Taiwanese veterinarian who pursues PhD and clinical pathology training in the US, I will share some fun facts about the American veterinary education as well as my PhD study: "urine, serum, and kidney miRNA and gene expression characterization in dogs with chronic kidney diseases".
The American veterinary education system is very different from Taiwan's. In the US, the graduate-level professional school goes along with a comprehensive post-graduate training includes internship, residency, and specialty boards. Moreover, research is often considered as an essential component of clinical training. As a Taiwanese veterinarian who pursues PhD and clinical pathology training in the US, I will share some fun facts about the American veterinary education as well as my PhD study: "urine, serum, and kidney miRNA and gene expression characterization in dogs with chronic kidney diseases".
Do you know that American veterinary students are 90% female? How could Taiwanese veterinarians practice in the US? Are there "specialty doctors" in veterinary medicine as well? Find the answers in my talk!
Keywords:
Veterinary Medicine, Nephrology
Veterinary Medicine, Nephrology
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