We have two new learning opportunities: 1. African Swine Fever - What All Vets Need to Know Webinar On 17 June there was an excellent webinar on African Swine Fever...
...she was relentlessly exploring her new surroundings – she had climbed all the trees, my neighbour’s roof and even got stuck in someone’s garage for the whole night. One more...
...of existing breeds and plumages. A second round of visits then took place to ascertain no infection had occurred during the incubation period. After this I was offered a promotion:...
...take advantage of favourable situations. As human populations move and expand, agricultural animals continue to replace wildlife, and new hosts and vectors move with these changes. Impacts of environmental change...
...transmit in new ways. Climate change is also a major factor in zoonoses. Rapid changes to habitat due to unusual weather events such as heat, drought, flooding or wildfires are...
There are two new learning opportunities on One Health now available. The first is an article by Professor Sarah Cleaveland and Professor the Lord Trees on the importance of a...
A brand new opportunity has arisen for a veterinary epidemiologist working for the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). The role will involve leading the development and implementation of work plans...
Richard Irvine has been named as the new Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer (DCVO) for the United Kingdom. Following an extensive international recruitment campaign, resulting in 41 applications, the interview panel...
After two years with HMRC I was promoted to the Senior Civil Service as Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Scotland. I managed the Private Office, commissioning...
Applications are now open for six 2-week placements in the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) during the above dates. This new initiative gives students a comprehensive overview of the work of...
