First Recipient of WSAVA One Health Certificate announced

 

Congratulations to Dr Gabriel Innes from the USA!

The WSAVA’s One Health Committee is delighted to announce the first recipient of the WSAVA One Health Certificate. Dr Gabriel Innes is a veterinarian and Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Coordinator in Infection Control, Healthcare & Environmental Epidemiology at the New Jersey Department of Health. He says:

[blockquote author=”” link=”” target=”_blank”]Although I work on One Health topics regularly, this course has provided me with new found appreciations and perspectives in small animal One Health.
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Gabriel Innes
Dr Gabriel Innes

While the concept of One Health is well understood in relation to the interactions between production animals, wildlife, the environment and human health, the WSAVA believes that the significance of the human-companion animal bond is not yet fully appreciated. The Committee has created its Certificate program to focus specifically on the role of companion animals in order to bridge this ‘knowledge gap’.

The development of the program, free of charge for WSAVA members, has been led by WSAVA One Health Committee Chair Michael Lappin DVM, PhD, DACVIM from the of Companion Animal Studies, Colorado State University, USA. Dr Lappin says:

[blockquote author=”” link=”” target=”_blank”]We congratulate Dr Innes and invite all WSAVA members to view and complete the course. It is currently hosted on the Colorado State University website but will be migrated to the WSAVA Academy site shortly.
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Find out more here
http://csu-cvmbs.colostate.edu/vth/veterinarians/research/companion-animals/Pages/continuing-education-materials.aspx

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