Improve Veterinary Education (IVE) has supported four junior veterinarians at Animals Asia through offering complimentary training on a clinical pathology module.
The clincial pathology module is part of their wider online Small Animal Medicine flagship postgraduate certificate programme.
The module was selected by the junior vets because it provides comprehensive education in topics such as the clinical pathology of hepatobiliary disease.
Animals Asia vets will use this IVE training on a daily basis in their treatment of the Moon Bears rescued from bile farms across Asia.
Impactful testimonials from the frontlines of Animals Asia
Shaun Thomson, senior vet with Animals Asia said “I am passing on a huge thank you from the team for giving us access to this course.
“It has been a wonderful way for us to review our clinical pathology knowledge.”
IVE were delighted to receive feedback directly from the Junior Vets themselves.
“This course helped me develop my critical thinking skills and gain a deeper understanding of the factors that may influence the lab results or lead to any error,” said Huong Pham, junior vet surgeon at Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre.
Thai Le, a junior vet surgeon at Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre, says: “The discussion cases in the course are very practical and helpful.
“It led me to the right ways of diagnosis and the explanation and was very detailed. The part I really enjoyed were the questions and answers, it was such an interactive session.
“With the help of the course, I now know how to use available resources to tackle unpredictable issues that may arise in the practice.”
Charlotte French, head of business development UK and US, Improve Veterinary Education, said: “Improve Veterinary Education operates all over the world, and it is a wonderful opportunity to extend our training to junior vets in Vietnam who are working hard to improve the welfare and lives of endangered and at-risk species.
“We are delighted to support Animals Asia in building its veterinary community, as well as supporting its vital work protecting these beautiful animals.
“It is also particularly pertinent that both Improve and Animals Asia both celebrate their 25th anniversaries this year!’
To witness the heartfelt appreciation from those directly involved in the IVE training, a thank-you video has been released. Watch it here.
