EVMC’s Internship Program is a 1-year post-graduate educational program where young veterinarians are exposed to general equine veterinary medicine. Interns rotate through the different services to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to become veterinary practitioners specialized in the equine species. Our internship program is comparable with other internationally renowned internship programs.

EVMC’s internship program runs from July 1st to June 30th and applications are accepted from October 1st to November 1st of the previous year. Applicants should submit a letter of intent, a copy of their curriculum vitae, and three references letters to talentacquisition@qf.org.qa 

Rotations offered include:

Hospital, Diagnostic Laboratory, Research, Pharmacy and Administration

For more information, please contact evmceducation@qf.org.qa

1. Equine Surgery: A 3-year program recognized by the European College of Veterinary Surgeons.
2. Equine Internal Medicine: 3-year program recognized by the European College of Equine Internal Medicine.

The objectives of these programs are to instruct the resident in the science and practice of equine surgery or internal medicine and its supporting disciplines.

The applications for residencies are now closed. This page will be updated once the applications reopen. In order to apply, candidates will be asked to submit a letter of intent, a copy of their curriculum vitae, and three reference letters to talentacquisition@qf.org.qa.

For more information, please contact evmceducation@qf.org.qa

EVMC’s Foal Sitting project has been developed in collaboration with Qatar Foundation’s Community Development division and this initiative offers local college students a unique opportunity to take care of critically ill neonatal equine patients.

Volunteers experience life within a busy ICU where they play a supporting role in making sure these intensive care babies receive the 24/7 supervision and support they need to have the best chance to thrive. Responsibilities include making sure that the foal is comfortable and supported when they are unable to stand, making sure IV lines and monitoring equipment remains attached to the foal, and assisting the doctors and nurses with care.

Requirements for members of the foal team include a minimum age of 18 years, a strong interest in horsemanship or alternatively a biomedical interest. For more information on how to sign up to this initiative, please email at: evmceducation@qf.org.qa.