...clearly enjoy the immense variety that the veterinary profession has to offer. Even before graduation, I knew I fancied doing something a little different and focussed my undergraduate research on...
...The new advert is a great addition in publishing the range of roles as well as capturing the benefits of working as a vet for APHA. There are details on...
...Clinical Theatre Vets at the frontier of new and emerging diseases. Join the UK Deputy Chief Veterinary officer and APHA’s Head of Scanning Surveillance to hear about the important role...
...in clinical practice Assessing new medicine applications, including Quality, Safety and Efficacy of medicines Generic medicines; bioequivalence and biowaivers Pharmacovigilance and the importance of reporting adverse events Novel and emerging...
...test. This breakthrough allows countries to distinguish between vaccinated and infected animals. What struck me most was the engagement in the room: delegates from all corners of the world asked...
...advice on GMO trial applications and evaluating new research findings. Interested? Find out more below and apply by midday on 10 May 2024. Role details – Advisory Committee on Releases...
...concept stresses the importance of understanding the interlinkages between human, animal, plant and environmental health and, more recently, for multi-disciplinary teams to work together on longer-term joint programmes as well...
...with animals and keepers, carrying out research in animal welfare and public health, and informing future policy. Most new entrants typically have private-sector experience although roles are open to recent...
...Plant Health Agency (APHA) field vets new to this work. As a veterinary professional getting to grips with an AI outbreak, you will be expected to contribute with sound expertise...
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