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...to day job involves post mortem examinations on farm animals, commenting on and releasing diagnostic test results to determine cause of disease or death. I discuss and provide advice on...
...me and why I think the survey is important As a veterinarian I have been fortunate to experience a number of different roles. These include molecular genetics research, private small...
...on from generalities, and to misquote Monty Python, “what has Government Service done for me?” After working in UK practice and in Government service in Belize and Yemen, I joined...
...area whilst I was there, although I’m sure this is a good sign that current surveillance is effective! Overall, the 2 weeks provided an extremely enlightening experience in a very...
...by representing the views of all veterinarians working in UK Government. Towards the end of 2017 we also held our 4th joint conference with the Veterinary Public Health Association (VPHA)...
Linda Smith I had decided to be a vet when I was 8, and later, this crystalised into a specific aim: to be a horse vet. At vet school I...
This blog is to tell you why you should consider attending the VPHA/AGV Autumn conference on 4 November – but registration closes on 19 October so be quick! A bit...
...monitored. We also provide emergency veterinary training for the MWD handlers to ensure that the highest level of care is available for our dogs should they require it, whether on...
...and disease we are applying it to. Policy making is the same. We never have all the evidence. Ministers need to make decisions on ways forward with incomplete information: policy...
...The sheer scale amazed me. A vet has ultimate sign off on what comes in to the country or not. That’s a big responsibility. One of my job roles was...
