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About Jess Quinlan
I am a veterinary surgeon and have completed my Masters in Wild Animal Health. I am looking to change my career from small animal medicine into wild animal and conservation work. I have a strong interest in infectious diseases and completed a research project in the diagnostic options for tuberculosis in chimpanzees.
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Welcome to WildHub Jess! Theres a lovely growing community here, I'm sure in time you'll make some good connections :)
Thank you very much!
A warm welcome to our WildHub community, Jess! In which country are you currently?
Some connections that may be useful for you to follow up on are the following members who are (wildlife) vets: @Olivia Walter , @Emily Talkington , @Natalia Rożniewska and @Simone Vitali Let us know how you get on? Joining the upcoming Member Socials, like Lara mentioned, is indeed a great way to get to know our community and the opportunities that are offered (link to RSVP here).
We also have some resources that you may be interested in: Olivia, who is Executive Director at Wildlife Vets International (WVI) organised a webinar session about "What role does disease play in the conservation of threatened wildlife?" (recording here), which also includes an intro to WVI. Hope these connections and resources will help!
This is amazing and really helpful, thank you so much!
Welcome to WildHub, Jess! What kind of opportunities are you looking for?
There is a social coming up where you may be able to connect with some of the other members here on WildHub :)
Thank you, that would be great! Currently looking at all potentials for the next career steps :)
Wow, welcome Jess. Good to have you here. What are the other diagnostic options for TB in chimpanzees?
Thank you! There's a fair few, will send a message
Welcome Jess to wildhub community, I am sure you will find such collaboration here.
Thank you very much!