VMLL 1040 - Post Graduate Medicine II

At Colorado State University, Post Graduate Medicine II is a semester long, lecture-based, intensive training opportunity for clinical internists. This course is principally designed for residents training in large or small animal internal medicine. Nevertheless, it is also ideal for any specialist veterinarian seeking a contemporary, intensive exploration of a wide-ranging series of topics in the field of veterinary medicine.

The course materials are presented as a series of on-line lectures, with video of presenters, and complete PowerPoint presentations. Notes are provided, together with additional reading material as needed. The course instructors include many of the best known experts in the field today, typically authors of numerous book chapters and frequent presenters at national and international meetings. The quality of the material is excellent, and guaranteed to be invaluable for any internist or specialist.

The four module course covers the fundamentals of medicine and clinical applications in immunology, reproduction, clinical pathology and nutrition and GI Disease and extends these discussions to the current literature and translational research. The course is taught by CSU faculty who are recognized throughout the world as the top authorities in the field.

Modules:

Immunology: This section will provide instruction on Immunology. The material is presented by a team of faculty members from CSU.

Reproduction: This section will provide instruction on Reproduction. The material is presented by a team of faculty members from CSU.

Clinical Pathology: This section will provide instruction on Clinical Pathology. The material is presented by a team of faculty members from CSU.

Nutrition and GI Disease: This section will provide instruction on GI Disease and nutrition. The material is presented by a team of faculty members from CSU.

For course information, please contact Lori Kogan Lori.Kogan@ColoState.EDU