Sentences with phrase «in wildlife medicine»

Our hospital staff has a passion for teaching, and is dedicated to training veterinary students, veterinary technician students, and graduate veterinarians in wildlife medicine.

After graduating veterinary school Dr. Harkewicz did a 20 month post-doctorate externship in wildlife medicine in Queensland Australia, working with small marsupial populations and reptiles and amphibians.

Besides the DVM faculty and the veterinary technicians, there are also interns (newly graduated DVMs who are specializing in wildlife medicine), 4th - year vet students on rotation, work - study students, 2nd - and 3rd - year selective students, and public volunteers.

He completed a residency in wildlife medicine at UCD and worked for California Department of Fish and Game as a wildlife veterinarian before coming to Hawaii in 1992.

Not exact matches

The procedure, never tried on a bird, was performed by Avery Bennett, an assistant professor of wildlife and zoological medicine at the University of Florida, and Eugene O'Brien, a hand surgeon with the Hand Center in San Antonio, Texas.

The key, she says, is to cut demand by challenging the «deeply ingrained» faith in the efficacy of wildlife medicines.

So, as a student in my final year at Tufts, I developed a proposal for a conservation - oriented course for interested students that would address these larger, overwhelming issues, and also veterinary medicine issues that were rarely taught, from cross-cultural training to wildlife darting.

An international team of scientists, led by researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine and the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI), have created the first comprehensive, cross-species genomic comparison of all 20 known species of Leptospira, a bacterial genus that can cause disease and death in livestock and other domesticated mammals, wildlife and humans.

She discovered her interest in veterinary medicine after working at a local wildlife rehabilitation center and veterinary clinic.

Upon graduation with my DVM my focus changed from wildlife medicine to shelter medicine after spending a year at Young Williams Animal Center in Knoxville under the mentorship of Drs. Becky DeBolt and Lisa Chassy.

She completed her DVM at the Atlantic Veterinary College in 2011 and then went on to complete an internship in exotic, wildlife and zoo medicine.

Regina has extensive experience in wildlife and exotic medicine, and working with feral cats.

Experience can be obtained in any area of the veterinary medical profession (small animal, large animal, research, food animal production, exotic, aquatic, wildlife, zoological medicine, etc.).

Dr. Hill has already acquired experience in the field of exotic animal medicine working at the North Carolina Zoo and at the Clinic for the rehabilitation of wildlife on Sanibel Island, Fl for her externships.

I'm also interested in zoo medicine exotics and wildlife, which is how the public health draws in, through wildlife.

Any pet that comes into contact with other pets or areas where wildlife spend time, even in its own yard, should be on parasite prevention medicine year - round.

Morris Animal Foundation Morris Animal Foundation, based here in Denver, is a global leader in supporting scientific research that advances veterinary medicine including dogs, cats, horses and wildlife.

She found that she preferred to handle her patients awake and interact with them; in zoo and wildlife medicine they were almost always sedated.

She also participated in numerous wildlife, zoo and aquatic animal medicine externships including those at the Memphis Zoo, the Carolina Raptor Center in North Carolina, and the California Science Center.

Tariq has always aspired to become a specialist in the field of zoological medicine and while interested in all aspects of exotic, zoological and wildlife medicine, he has a particular interest in avian and reptilian species.

Training future leaders in zoo and wildlife medicine and helping to ensure the recovery of endangered species through veterinary care.

She has had experience working in general practice, wildlife, large animal, big cats and now enjoys the diversity and challenge of emergency medicine.

Julie Levy, Maddie's Professor of Shelter Medicine in the University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, and one of the country's foremost experts on feral cats, argues that «wildlife benefits when populations of cats that are trending rapidly upwards are at least stabilized.»

Education: We provide veterinary students with educational opportunities in the field of wildlife medicine.

The eagle was taken to The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts wildlife in Grafton for further care.

While at school, she was lucky to participate in study abroad programs, taking courses including wildlife immobilization in South Africa, elephant and zoo medicine in Thailand, and public health and shelter medicine in Jordan.

Dr. Richter's professional interests are in emergency, general practice, alternative care medicine and wildlife rescue.

While at UGA, Dr. Joshi was active in many student organizations including the Zoological Medicine club, the Student Chapter of the Emergency and Critical Care Society, as well as the wildlife treatment crew.

Active membership in the AAWV is open to graduates of colleges or schools of veterinary medicine, as well as wildlife profess

Dr. James Carpenter has been practicing for over 40 years in the fields of exotic animal, zoo, and wildlife medicine.

He has spoken on regional, national, and international levels and is published in veterinary medicine, virology, and wildlife medicine.

Active membership in the AAWV is open to graduates of colleges or schools of veterinary medicine, as well as wildlife professionals who support the objectives of the AAWV and work with, or have an interest in, the application of veterinary medicine to the issues facing free - ranging wildlife.

They were not even covered in the optional zoo and wildlife medicine class.

Veterinary technicians can find employment in veterinary practices, biomedical research, zoo / wildlife medicine, industry, military, livestock health management, and pharmaceutical sales.

She is especially interested in wildlife and exotic medicine.

Dr. Krysten Schuler, wildlife disease ecologist with the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine's New York State Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC), explains how the New York State Wildlife Health Program — a partnership between AHDC and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation that examines wildlife mortalities — recently discovered that out of 300 bald eagles tested in New York state, 17 percent had lead levels high enough to cause death from lead poisoning.

The scholarship, currently valued at $ 500, is open to students from any track with a demonstrated interest in wildlife, zoological, and / or aquatic animal medicine.

However, by definition, some animals — such as farmed animals, fish or wildlife — may be excluded from anti-cruelty statutes, and some actors — such as farmers engaged in common husbandry practices, veterinarians practicing medicine or research facilities engaged in experiments — may be exempted from the statutes.

As fees continue to increase due to the California - state budget crisis and with the already low projected salaries for the field of wildlife medicine, it is becoming increasingly difficult financially for students to pursue a career in this discipline.

Tufts Wildlife specialists advance knowledge in the fields of wildlife and conservation medicine through high quality research activities with the goal of improving the well - being of wildlife individuals and populations.

The Wildlife and Aquatic Animal Medicine (WAAM) Club promotes interest and learning opportunities for veterinary students in the fields of wildlife, zoological, and aquatic animal medicine by interacting with faculty and professionals and by exposing students to the different aspects of these diverse fields through hands on learning events, internships, and fielMedicine (WAAM) Club promotes interest and learning opportunities for veterinary students in the fields of wildlife, zoological, and aquatic animal medicine by interacting with faculty and professionals and by exposing students to the different aspects of these diverse fields through hands on learning events, internships, and fielmedicine by interacting with faculty and professionals and by exposing students to the different aspects of these diverse fields through hands on learning events, internships, and field trips.

Many animal caretakers receive on - the - job training while others attend community colleges, four - year colleges, or advanced education in animal science, veterinary medicine, wildlife conservation, or animal behavior.

The first ever iCare Congress will take place 23 - 26 April in Wiesbaden, Germany, where some of the most respected exotics vets in the world will gather to exchange the latest thinking in wildlife and exotics medicine.

Dr. Coldiron has experience in small animal medicine & surgery as well as zoo, exotic and wildlife medicine & surgery.

While in veterinary school, she enjoyed volunteering at the U of I Wildlife Ward, a student run wildlife rescue and rehabilitation clinic, where she first started learning about non traditional species medicine, guiding her toward a career in exotic pet medicine.

Dr. Rhodes sees dogs and cats and has a strong interest in exotic and wildlife medicine.

My copy of Patronek's 1998 article, «Free - roaming and feral cats — their impact on wildlife and human beings,» published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medicine Association (JAVMA), is becoming rather shabby, as I continue making notes in the margins and covering it with a rainbow assortment of highlighter.

She also has an interest in wildlife and aquatic animal medicine.

She graduated from Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008 where she focused on wildlife rehabilitation and developed a special interest in neurology and surgery.

Over the next 12 years, she gained experience in large, small, exotic and wildlife animal medicine, dog and cat boarding, grooming, and rescue work.