The European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine - Companion Animals  (ECVIM-CA)

 

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  Congratulations to new diplomates

Cardiology - Joao Loureiro, Yolanda Martinez-Pereira, Pierre Menaut, Simon Swift

Internal Medicine - Nick Bommer, Melanie Craven, Kris Gommeren, Sharon Kuzi, Einat Yas-Natan
                              Dominique Paepe, Nicola Reed, Thomas Spillmann, Samantha Taylor, Astrid Wehner

 Oncology - Chiara Penzo

 Click here to view pictures from ECVIM-CA Congress 2009, PORTO


Welcome to the ECVIM-CA Web site

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ECVIM-CA is a veterinary specialty organization which was established in June 1994 by the European Society of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ESVIM). The College was formed in response to a growing demand for specialized veterinary care for companion animals and a need to harmonize the certification of specialists within Europe. It was granted full recognition the EBVS (European Board of Veterinary Specialisation) in 2002.

OBJECTIVES OF THE ECVIM-CA.

The primary objectives of the ECVIM-CA are to advance companion animal internal medicine and increase the competence of those who practice it, by: 

(1) establishing requirements for post-graduate education and experience prerequisite for becoming a specialist in Veterinary Internal Medicine - Companion Animals, 

 (2) developing post-graduate teaching programs/residencies in small animal internal medicine, 

 (3) examining and certifying veterinarians as specialists (diplomates) in companion animal internal medicine, 

 (4) encouraging original research in pathogenesis, diagnosis, therapy, and prevention of internal diseases in companion animals, and promoting communication and dissemination of this knowledge, 

 (5) promoting state-of-the-art continuing education programs in companion animal internal medicine for the veterinary profession. 

 Through these objectives the College wants to raise the standards of companion animal internal medicine in Europe and establish an internationally recognized specialist title. Universal recognition as a specialist is especially important now there is free movement of veterinarians between the member countries of the European Community. 

 The specialist (diplomate) in Veterinary Internal Medicine - Companion Animals will be functioning in a referral practice or in an academic setting. The main part of his/her time will be devoted to the specialty. 

 

 

President of the ECVIM-CA :
Dr Michele Borgarelli
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State University
1800 Anderson Avenue
66506 Manhattan KS
United States of America
Email: mborgare@vet.k-state.edu

Executive Secretary of the ECVIM-CA :
Dr Carmel T. Mooney
University College Dublin
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Department of Small Animal Studies
Belfield
Dublin 4
Ireland
Tel: +353 1 668 7988
Email: carmel.mooney@ucd.ie  

Administrative Assistant:
Mrs. Sharon Green
Avenue du Gučret 1
B – 1300 Limal
Tel: + 32 (0)10 400 603
Fax: + 32 (0)10 400 703
E-Mail: secretariat@ecvim-ca.org

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