...to expand my knowledge of state veterinary medicine and by 2008 I was seconded to a central team that was responsible for planning and preparing the GB side of a...
...By developing and implementing organised disease control strategies, countries reduce their related public health and economic burdens. Most parts of Western and Central Europe have successfully eradicated rabies, and thanks...
...outbreak, the largest of its type in the UK, had far reaching effects including for international trade, but government vets played a central role in ensuring the outbreak was brought...
...used in science by maintaining compliance with the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act (ASPA). The role of the inspector is central to the maintenance of public confidence that animals used in...
...contracts, service level agreements and lead on central assurance of operational performance and planning. If you are an effective communicator and leader, capable of inspiring teams to achieve the timely...
...Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) General Session I had the pleasure of co-hosting the reception at the British Ambassador’s residence in Paris, to promote international collaboration on ‘Avian Influenza -...
...in your local area. This free service is a helpful heads-up on when you should take extra precautions to protect your flock. In the 10km Surveillance Zone (disease control zone)...
...options A culture encouraging inclusion and diversity A Civil Service pension with an average employer contribution of 27% Free onsite parking Free eyesight test Onsite gym Access to a prayer...
...an infectious disease of dogs that is caused mainly by the bacteria, Brucella canis. Historically the UK has been free of Brucella canis, but the UK is seeing an increasing...
...no association with the incidence of Officially Tuberculosis Free-withdrawn (OTFw) herd breakdowns. It is possible to reduce these problems and test the null hypothesis with a more appropriate analysis of...
