Education
Residency in Laboratory Animal Medicine
The Section of Comparative Medicine offers a two year, American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM)-recognized residency in laboratory animal medicine. This program is designed to meet the training requirements for certification by ACLAM and provides training in the following disciplines:
- Clinical medicine and surgery
- Anatomic and clinical pathology
- Virology, serology, and molecular diagnostics
- Biotechnology
- Vivarium management
- Regulatory compliance
Graduate Courses
Comparative Medicine faculty teach a number of graduate courses at the School of Medicine, including:
- Stem and Progenitor Cells in the Adult Nervous System (NSCI 585a)
- Principles of Human Genetics (GENE 500)
- Mouse in Biomedical Research (GENE 703)
More Information
For more information about Comparative Medicine's education programs, please contact Peter C. Smith, DVM, Director of the Residency Training Program.
P: (203) 785-2531
F: (203) 785-7499
E: peter.smith@yale.edu
