Wrangling the Wild - Effective restraint techniques for reptilian patients
Duracion:
0:48 h
Altavoz:
Samantha Clutterbuck
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US$ 49,40
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Samantha Clutterbuck
Samantha Clutterbuck, CertIV VN Dip.VN Zoological and exotic sp.
Sam is a qualified veterinary nurse with over 21 years of experience across general practice, ICU, emergency, exotics-only clinics, wildlife hospitals, and zoo hospitals. She is the founder of Exotic Vet Nurse Training, providing specialised education and onsite training to general practices and zoos throughout Australia. Passionate about advancing exotic and wildlife nursing, she is excited to be discussing her favorite species group-reptiles!
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