Ceva Animal Health has hired three interns to participate in its Swine Veterinary Internship Program: Morgan Johnson, Lauren Tidgren and Amber Vegter.

The 12-week program offers students the opportunity to learn and develop technical swine specific skills. SVIP also provides its interns with the tools to conduct field research, communicate their findings and focus on creating a professional veterinary experience.

"We are thrilled to welcome these talented students to our Swine Veterinary Internship Program," says Edgar Diaz, swine technical services manager for Ceva. "Each student was chosen based on their valuable education and experience. We believe they will provide us with new insights into swine health care. We hope this internship will continue to aid in the molding of our future veterinarians."

During the program, interns will train in diagnostic sampling, swine bleeding and necropsy techniques, technical writing and veterinary product development. The program provides students with hands-on experience in swine production medicine, networking opportunities with industry experts and the chance to travel throughout the Midwest to meet and interact with various swine producers, veterinarians and students from other universities.

Following the internship, each student will present at American Association of Swine Veterinarians conference in March 2023.

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