Franziska Frey
Franziska Frey
Franziska Frey ist Scientific Support Managerin bei Royal Canin (Schweiz) AG.
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Frederik Mager
DVM
Frederik Mager
DVM
MSD Tiergesundheit
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Friedrich Roes
DVM
Friedrich Roes
DVM
1964: geboren in Saarbrücken
1984-1991: Studium der Veterinärmedizin an der FU Berlin
1991: Erteilung der Approbation als Tierarzt
1992-1993: NaVöG-Stipendium
1993: Assistentenstelle in einer Berliner Kleintierpraxis
1996: Inaugural-Dissertation "Pathogenese, Diagnostik
und Therapie bei "neck lesions" der Katze unter Verwendung von Glas-Ionomer-Zementen"
1996-2003: Lehrbeauftragter für Tierzahnheilkunde an der FU
Berlin
1996: Pharmacia & Upjohn European Veterinary Dentistry Award
1997: Karl-Pfizer-Preis des FB Veterinärmedizin der FU Berlin
2001-2015: Seminare für Tierzahnheilkunde des Berliner Symposiums
2004: Kleintierpraxispreis für "Kieferorthopädie beim Hund unter Verwendung von power chains". (Kleintierpraxis 49, 11, 677-740)
2016: Zahn- und Zytologie-Seminare in eigener Regie
www.zahn-und-zyto-seminare.de
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Gabby Lawson
BVsc (hons), MSc, ISFM, AdvCertFB
Gabby Lawson
BVsc (hons), MSc, ISFM, AdvCertFB
Gabby Lawson is an Australian veterinarian that graduated from the University of Queensland in 2001. She spent several years working in mixed practice in New Zealand and the UK before returning to her hometown of Hobart, Tasmania in 2010. For the last 9 years she has been working Hobart Community Veterinary Hospital, a not-for-profit small animal community clinic as well as The Cat Clinic Hobart, an ISFM gold accredited cat only veterinary clinic. In 2016 she completed the ISFM feline distance education course, and in 2017 graduated from University of Edinburgh with a Masters in International Animal Welfare Ethic & Law. She recently completed the ISFM Advanced feline behaviour for professionals’ certificate.
Gabby is also the lead vet for the Hobart regional branch of Pets in the Park, a volunteer run charity dedicated to providing free veterinary services for the companion animals of the homeless.
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Gabriele Rossi
DVM, PhD, Diplomate ECVCP
Gabriele Rossi
DVM, PhD, Diplomate ECVCP
Gabriele Rossi is a Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Pathology at Murdoch University in Perth (Western Australia). Gabriele graduated in Italy at University of Milan. After completion a PhD focused on investigation of new diagnostic biomarkers in different veterinary species, he passed the European College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology board. Gabriele is teaching different areas of veterinary clinical pathology to undergraduate veterinary students and he is actively involved in continuing education for veterinarians’ nurses and veterinarians. Gabriele’s research interests include anemia, sepsis and renal diseases.
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Gary England
DVM, BvetMed, PhD, DvetMed, DVR, CertVA, DVRep, Dipl ACT, Dipl ECAR, FHEA, FRCVS
Gary England
DVM, BvetMed, PhD, DvetMed, DVR, CertVA, DVRep, Dipl ACT, Dipl ECAR, FHEA, FRCVS
Gary England is the Foundation Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science and is Professor of Comparative Veterinary Reproduction.
He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and is recognised as a Specialist in Veterinary Reproduction by the Royal College and the European College of Animal Reproduction. He is a Diplomate of the American College of Theriogenologists.
Gary was part of the team responsible for developing the new veterinary curriculum at Nottingham. He is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and is an active teacher and clinician, working in animal reproduction and diagnostic imaging.
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Gary Fitzgerald
BVetTech
Gary Fitzgerald
BVetTech
Gary graduated from the University of Queensland Veterinary Technology program in 2006. Since graduation, he has worked in general practice, specialist referral and teaching positions. He now holds the position of Nurse Manager for the University of Queensland Veterinary Teaching Hospitals (UQ VETS). In this role, he manages a large number of nursing and technician staff across the Small animal, Equine and Production animal teaching hospitals.
Gary is strong advocate for nurse and technician continuing professional development. He has lectured at national and international conferences and is a RECOVER advanced life support instructor. He also holds committee positions for both the Australian Veterinary Nurse and Technician (AVNAT) registration scheme and the Veterinary Nurse Council of Australia (VNCA) QLD division.
He enjoys all aspects of his job but mentoring staff, training students, small animal anaesthesia and critical care and exotic animal medicine, anaesthesia and surgery are his major passions.
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Gemma Fraga Veloso
DipECVIM-CA (Cardio), MRCVS
Gemma Fraga Veloso
DipECVIM-CA (Cardio), MRCVS
Gemma se ha graduado en la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad Cardenal Herrera-CEU of Valencia (Spain) en 2003. Ha estado varios meses en clínica privada hasta ser admitida en la Facultad Veterinaria de Lugo en la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (España) donde hice un internado de dos años en el Hospital Veterinario Rof Codina.
De seguida ha terminado un master en Medicina de pequeños animales y de animales exóticos y ha obtenido el Diploma de Estudios Avanzados en la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. Hice también un externado en Cornell University and Ohio State University.
En diciembre de 2010 ha terminado su residencia en Medicina Cardiopulmonar en el hospital de pequeños animales de la Universidad de Edinburgh.
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Georg Duscher
Priv.-Doz., DVM
Georg Duscher
Priv.-Doz., DVM
- Geboren in Linz, Studium der Biologie/Zoologie in Wien bis 2001
- Promotion an der Parasitologie der VetMedUni Wien 2005
- 2002-2019 Assistent an der VetMedUni Wien - Parasitologie
- seit 2019 Fachexperte für Zoonosen bei der AGES (Österreichische Agentur für Gesundheit und Ernährungssicherheit GmbH); Spezialisierungen: Zecken und andere Vektoren
wissenschaftliche Leistungen:
Am 14.12.2015 wurde die Lehrbefugnis für das Fach Parasitologie ausgestellt (Habilitation).
Habilitationsthema: Schildzecken und durch Schildzecken übertragene Erreger in Österreich: Aspekte der Zecken- und Erregerarten sowie Strategien zur Zeckenkontrolle.
Bis dato 81 Originalartikel in peer reviewed journals.
Seit 1.10.2019 zuständig für das Forschungsservice im Bereich Veterinärmedizin/Zoonosen bei der AGES.
Präsident der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin, Vizepräsident des Vereins zur Förderung der Impfaufklärung.
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Georg von Samson-Himmelstjerna
Prof. DVM
Georg von Samson-Himmelstjerna
Prof. DVM
Georg von Samson-Himmelstjerna ist als Universitätsprofessor (W3) am Institut für Parasitologie und Tropenveterinärmedizin (IPTVM), Freie Universität Berlin tätig.
Er studierte Veterinärmedizin an der Tierärztlichen Hochschule Hannover (TiHo). Nach der Promotion 1995 war er zunächst leitender Mitarbeiter der Bayer AG Leverkusen, bevor er 2001 als Leiter der Arbeitsgruppe molekulare Parasitologie an das Institut für Parasitologie der TiHo wechselte.
Er habilitierte im Fachgebiet Parasitologie an der TiHo 2003 und wurde 2005 zum Universitätsprofessor (W2) für Molekulare Parasitologie an der TiHo ernannt. Seit Oktober 2009 ist er der Geschäftsführende Direktor des IPTVM. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte beinhalten die molekulare Untersuchung der Wirk- und Resistenzmechanismen neuer und etablierter Antiparasitika.
Er ist Autor bzw. Co-Autor von mehr als 200 Publikationen in internationalen wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften sowie Mitherausgeber des ‘Lehrbuchs der Parasitologie für die Tiermedizin‘.
Seit 2012 ist er Vorsitzender der deutschen Sektion des European Scientific Counsel Companion Animal Parasites (ESCCAP).
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George Sofronidis
BSc (Hons)
George Sofronidis
BSc (Hons)
George Sofronidis has over 20 years of dedicated experience in molecular biology and the way it can assist in areas of human and animal management. Following his initial work and research in forensic science at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine and human diagnostics he moved his focus into the area of animal reproduction and conservation. George has worked at Monash University, Melbourne University and the Zoological Parks and Gardens Board. His strong appreciation for the benefits animals bring to our society saw George in 2000 establish Genetic Science Services, a company dedicated to bringing animals into the DNA testing revolution. George joined and managed the Animal Division at Genetic Technologies in 2003 managing facilities locally and in the Asia Pacific Region. George has developed a respected canine testing business and in October of 2010 he moved to Australian Specialized Animal Pathology (ASAP Laboratory) joining a team of highly qualified veterinary pathologists and scientists. In January 2014 he became Managing Director of Orivet Genetic Pet Care and has a reputation of a Petrepreneur providing informative education seminars on companion animal genetics. “Genetic George” has continued to focus on educating breeders, vets, associations and pet owners on the benefits of DNA testing, in particular the insight it brings to dog and cat owners.
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Georgie Hollis
BSc
Georgie Hollis
BSc
Georgie Hollis BSc is an independent specialist in wound management and dressing technologies. She has lectured widely, both nationally and internationally across equine and small animal disciplines and has authored many peer reviewed articles across the UK and beyond.
Georgie's day to day role is focused on running the Veterinary Wound Library (<link http: www.vetwoundlibrary.com _blank>www.vetwoundlibrary.com). This site provides a resource for members to access specialist telemedicine support and further education in wound management.
Georgie also heads up her team of ‘Bandaging Angels’ who deliver tailored in house CPD to help practices refine their dressing selection and overcome their bandaging demons.
Georgie is an associate member of the BVNA, AVSTS, a member of EWMA (European wound management association) and past secretary of the Vet Wound Healing Association (VWHA).
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Gerry Skinner
DVM, BSc, BVSc, PhD, MRCVS, MANCVSc (emergency and critical care)
Gerry Skinner
DVM, BSc, BVSc, PhD, MRCVS, MANCVSc (emergency and critical care)
Gerry Skinner is the founder and co-director of the Rabbit Doctors clinic in Melbourne. She has been involved in the rabbit world all her life, and has been treating them as vet surgeon both in the UK and Australia for almost 20 years. She qualified from Bristol Vet School in 2003 after switching careers from archaeology / forensic anthropology and never looked back!
After initial emergency and exotics training in the UK she moved to Australia 15 years ago and kept emergency and critical care as her main clinical interest, gaining memberships in ECC and also managed a large Emergency Centre for several years. Nine years ago she set up her own clinic, where today the team of 28 see over 10,000 rabbit cases a year. Her special interests include emergency and critical care and neurological diseases in rabbits. She is passionate about rabbit welfare, teaching / training and spreading the news that rabbits are amazing pets to own, and although challenging, they are very satisfying to treat!
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Giselle Hosgood
BVSc, MS, PhD, FACVSc, Dipl. ACVS
Giselle Hosgood
BVSc, MS, PhD, FACVSc, Dipl. ACVS
Dr Hosgood is a registered specialist and Professor in Small Animal Surgery at Murdoch University. She has been practicing at The Animal Hospital at Murdoch University and teaching undergraduates and graduate veterinarians since arriving back in Australia in 2009, after 24 years training, teaching and practicing at Purdue University and Louisiana State University in the US. Dr Hosgood has extensive experience in soft tissue surgery and clinical research, with over 250 journal articles and book chapters published across species and disciplines, in part due to her interest in biostatistics.
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Graham Swinney
DVM, BVSc (Hons), DVCS, FANZCVSc
Graham Swinney
DVM, BVSc (Hons), DVCS, FANZCVSc
Graham graduated from the University of Sydney in 1987. He then moved to New Zealand where he was an Assistant Lecturer in Small Animal Medicine at Massey University from 1988-1990. From 1990-1991 he undertook a medical residency at the University of Queensland. Graham returned to the University of Sydney in 1993 where he was a Registrar in Small Animal Medicine. During this time, he achieved his Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Canine Medicine. From 1999 to 2005 Graham worked as a Clinical Track Assistant Professor at Washington State University. He returned to Sydney in 2005 and spent the next four years at the Veterinary Specialist Centre before returning to the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney (UVTHS) in 2009 as a Specialist in Canine Medicine. Since 2011 Graham has been at IDEXX Laboratories, working as an Internal Medicine Consultant and Medical Affairs Veterinarian. He has interests in clinical pathology, endocrinology and gastroenterology.
