College of Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Clinical Sciences

Veterinary Clinical Sciences

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To educate members of the veterinary health care team and biomedical community, to create and communicate knowledge, and to provide outstanding clinical service for the citizens of Indiana and surrounding region.
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Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences (VCS)

Welcome to the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences. The VCS department offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science (MS; thesis or non-thesis) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. We also provide excellent opportunities for Post-DVM students to further their training through specialty residency programs in anesthesiology, cardiology, diagnostic imaging, emergency and critical care medicine, large animal internal medicine, large animal surgery, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, radiation oncology, small animal internal medicine, and small animal surgery.

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• Learn about the VCS Graduate Program

• Learn about the Purdue Veterinary Medicine DVM Program

•  Current VCS Graduate Students Intranet

Clinical Education / Training

• Visiting Senior Veterinary Students/Veterinary Nursing Students - Clinical Experience Opportunities

• Residencies and Internships (Matching Program)

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Andrew M. Hubner, DVM

Andrew M. Hubner, DVM

CLINICAL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, FARM ANIMAL FIELD SERVICES

Dr. Hubner graduated from the University of Illinois in 2005 and entered private practice. His time in private practice primarily focused on dairy medicine with some time dedicated to beef cow/calf practice. Dr. Hubner spent a total of 13 years in private practice with 8 of those years spent as a practice owner. In 2018 he returned to the University of Illinois to complete a PhD focused on the interaction between metabolism and reproduction of the lactating dairy cow. He started at Purdue in the fall of 2021 after completing his PhD and a board certification in the College of Veterinary Practitioners (dairy practice). Dr. Hubner's clinical focus will be the expansion of the Purdue ambulatory section into a greater number of Indiana dairy farms, while his research will continue to focus on improving health and reproduction in the lactating dairy cow.

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