Dr Loh, The Fish Vet, has joined with The Webinar Vet to create a free Webinar event. I’d like to invite you to learn a bit about how I came to be The Fish Vet and how others may follow. I hope to be able to ‘virtually’ meet you.
For more information, see below:
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| “How to get your ‘flipper’ in, to become a fish vet.” |
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| Join us for a Webinar on April 4 |
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Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
http://webinarvet.com.au/upcoming-webinars/#how-to-get-your-flipper-in-to-become-a-fish-vet |
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The field of veterinary medicine is diverse, furthermore, the field of aquatic veterinary medicine is just as diverse. If you are a veterinarian who would like to expand your clientele to include more than just the traditional species, then this webinar is for you. But how do you get in to fish medicine? This presentation will provide you with my roadmap on how you can be a fish vet. It will detail the skills, knowledge and equipment you need; and then utilising avenues such as the local veterinary clinic, ornamental fish retailers, hobby groups and social media to.
This would ensure that the public has access to veterinarians for their fish, satisfying the needs of both the veterinarians and their clients.What you’ll learn:
1. Realise that veterinarians are well-equipped practice fish medicine.
2. Learn practical tips for practicing veterinary fish medicine.
3. Learn about different networking opportunities to get into the market. |
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“How to get your ‘flipper’ in, to become a fish vet.” |
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Thursday, April 4, 2013 |
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7:30 PM – 8:30 PM AEDT (+11 GMT) |
| After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. |
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Choose: Australia – Western Australia – Perth’s,
Thursday, 4th April, 4:30pm.
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Yours sincerely,
Dr Richmond Loh
BSc, BVMS, MPhil (Vet Path), MANZCVS (Aquatics), MANZCVS (Pathobiology), DipPM.
Veterinarian | Adjunct Senior Lecturer Murdoch University | WAVMA President-Elect |
Secretary Aquatic Animal Health Chapter – Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS)
The Fish Vet, Perth, Western Australia, AUSTRALIA.
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Can anyone tell me if my chances of finding employment in aquatic animal health would be reasonably good if I completed the veterinary aquatic animal health program at Stirling University if I was willing to work on an international basis. My DVM is from an AVMA recognized vet college in Canada.
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Dear Dr MacInnis,
I’d say that the best way is to network (doing courses and joining groups such as WAVMA and IAAAM) and to find indirect means of getting into it. Have a look at this post https://thefishvet.com/2013/06/06/how-do-you-get-into-aquatic-animal-medicine/
Good luck.
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