June 2027

• Four-year program
• The Clinic for Diagnostic Imaging at the Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Zurich, invites applications for a starting in . The residency program provides comprehensive postgraduate training in veterinary diagnostic imaging and is designed to prepare the successful candidate for board certif ication by the
• four-year-residency position in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging

TRAINING PROGRAM

• The Clinic for Diagnostic Imaging provides diagnostic imaging services to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and collaborates closely with the clinics and departments for small animals, equine and farm animals, as well as zoo, exotic, and wildlife species. The residency offers broad-based training across all areas of veterinary diagnostic imaging, with particular emphasis on . Clinical training is complemented by multidisciplinary and interdepartmental rounds, journal clubs, academic coursework, and individual research projects. Residents also participate in the clinic’s
• radiography, ultrasonography, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
• 24-hour clinical service rotation

QUALIFICATIONS

• Applicants must hold a Completion of a rotating internship is preferred. Alternatively, applicants should have at least in private practice or an academic setting. Prof iciency in spoken German is considered an advantage
• degree in veterinary medicine
• two years of clinical experience

Our team comprises The diagnostic imaging service supports both the small and large animal hospitals. On-site imaging equipment includes two small animal radiography units, one biplanar fluoroscopy system (Philips Allura), one large animal radiography unit, two spiral CT systems (Qalibra/Canon Exceed and Philips iQon Spectral), five ultrasound systems (small animals: GE Logiq E10, GE Logiq S8, and Aloka F75; large animals: GE Logiq S8 and Aloka Alpha 7), one 3T MRI system (Philips Ingenia Elition), one standing low-f ield MRI system (Hallmarq Equine Standing MRI System, 0.27 T), and one equine scintigraphy system (MiE Equine Scanner H.R. – Scintron)