While competency-based education has established a strong foothold in allopathic and osteopathic medicine, it remains relatively new to veterinary education. Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine (K-State CVM) is among a handful of schools paving the way. Dr. James Roush, Associate Dean for Academic Programs, has pioneered a program to analyze and track the school’s curricular content against veterinary competencies. Central to this effort is iseek.ai, a platform K-State CVM has leveraged since 2022 to streamline curriculum mapping.
