Title of Talk:
- Part 1 Preventing and Managing Accidental Exposure to Highly Potent Tranquilizing Agents.
- Part 2 Alternative Drug Cocktails for Wild Carnivores.
Speakers:
Dr. Scott C. Citino and Dr. James Morrow.
Name of institution/Organisation hosting:
V-Tech
Accreditation number
AC/1634/23
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SPEAKER(S)
MBCHB (UP) FCEM (SA) MMED (Wits) Dippec (SA)
James is an emergency physician with a keen interest in sport, adventure and prehospital emergency medicine as well as Ultrasound use in the Emergency department. I love this country and continent and all it has to offer. I have been working in this wonderful speciality since completing my community service 8 years ago and would like to take my career to the next level by learning from and perhaps adding some fresh breath and new ideas into existing structures in this field of medicine.
– Graduated summa cum laude from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, 1983.
– Completed zoological medicine internship at National Zoological Park, 1984.
– Director of Veterinary Sciences at Miami Metrozoo, 1984.
– Associate veterinarian and hospital administrator at National Zoological Park, 1990.
– Staff veterinarian at White Oak Conservation Center, 1993.
– Adjunct clinical faculty positions at University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and University of Miami College of Medicine.
– Diplomate of the American College of Zoological Medicine, 1991.
– Past president of American Association of Zoo Veterinarians and American College of Zoological Medicine.
– Past-chair of Wildlife Scientific Advisory Board for Morris Animal Foundation.
– Member of International Rhino Foundation Scientific Advisory Board and scientific advisory board for International Wildlife Institute.
– Veterinary advisor for okapi and cheetah Species Survival Plans (SSPs).
– Received Emil P. Dolensek Award from American Association of Zoo Veterinarians in 2007.
– Received Distinguished Alumni Award from Ohio State University, College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007.
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