The phrase "academic veterinary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to veterinary education, research, or scholarly discussions about veterinary medicine.
Example: "The conference focused on the latest advancements in academic veterinary practices and their implications for animal health."
Alternatives: "scholarly veterinary" or "educational veterinary".
Clinical and hospital administrative experience in an academic veterinary teaching hospital or large private veterinary referral center is preferred.
As an academic veterinary hospital, AMC promotes the health and well-being of companion animals through advanced treatment, research and education.
This clinical trial infrastructure unites study sponsors with 22 academic veterinary centers to support multicenter clinical trials of investigational therapeutics.
Referred to as the Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC), this infrastructure includes 18 state-of-the-art academic veterinary oncology centers.
The Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC) represents a large-scale collaborative effort of the NCI and extramural academic veterinary oncology programs [24].
The low ranking of business acumen and knowledge of veterinary practice management compared to the other attributes is interesting given the increased attention that these areas are currently being given in many veterinary curricula due in part to studies such as the Foresight report which considered the future of academic veterinary medicine [ 32].
Academic focus: Veterinary orthopedic surgery, application of regenerative medicine, total joint replacement, arthroscopy, comparative osteoarthritis research and sports medicine.
Academic background: B.S., veterinary biology, (2001); B.V.M.S. (2003), both at Murdoch University, Australia; M.S., The Ohio State University (2008).
Consistent with his approach, the forum comprises representatives of the medical, academic, public health, veterinary, agricultural, environmental, national security, and pharmaceutical sectors.
They delivered trainings for local veterinarians to support epidemiology capacity development in provinces, and engaged in trainings for university academics to facilitate veterinary epidemiology education in China.
Academic background: B.S., D.V.M, veterinary medical science, University of Tokyo (1993); M.S., veterinary science, University of Wisconsin (1994), Ph.D., veterinary medical science, University of Tokyo (1997), Ph.D., comparative biomedical sciences, University of Wisconsin (1997).
