...last week and discussion at each highlighted the importance of a One Health approach to disease control – human, animal and environment. Visiting the National Wildlife Management Unit The Animal...
...July 2018 to swap ‘’sunny” Scotland for an exciting new adventure in Rome. Working for EuFMD FAO Headquarters as viewed from the Vittoriano, Rome I arrived in the blistering heat...
...an exciting new insight into the day-to-day practicalities of employment in this non-clinical, veterinary specific role. Before applying to vet school, I undertook an Extended Project Qualification looking into the...
...offer some fascinating insights into current issues and new research and techniques. The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) will be exhibiting so make sure to stop by and say...
...your veterinary career but still directly use your veterinary degree in an animal health and welfare situation. You can apply using this link. Applications close on 31stJan so good luck!...
...time in government! If this sounds up your street you can apply here. Applications close 25 February 2020 at 23:55 with interviews on the first week of March. Good Luck!...
...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...
...is being hosted in New Zealand to a worldwide audience. Tickets can be found on the event’s website. There will be over 50 speakers presenting on topics such as international...
...protecting Public Health, Animal Health and Animal Welfare, ensuring compliance with the relevant legislation and delivering export certification respectively. He has recently been appointed Field Veterinary Coordinator (FVC) for FSS....
...work during the COVID-19 outbreak, ensuring social distancing and practice in a safe way. our continued obligation to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) to report any new infection...
