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Creating Practice-Ready Small Ruminant and Camelid Veterinarians with Dr. Pippa Gibbons
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This month we sat down with Dr. Pippa Gibbons - Assistant Professor of Practice at Texas Tech University. Dr. Gibbons discusses her background in small ruminant medicine and her work developing a survey to identify common clinical cases and skills needed for new veterinarians, with the goal of creating a “day-one” competency list for sheep and goat practice. This episode highlights how these findings can improve veterinary education, externships, and preparedness for real-world practice, especially in mixed and rural settings. They also emphasize the importance of programs like the AASRP Sam Guss Scholarship in supporting student externships and exposure to small ruminant medicine.
To learn more about the Sam Guss Memorial Fund or to donate and support future research: https://aasrp.org/Main/Main/About/Sam-Guss-Memorial-Fund.aspx
To find an AASRP member near you, visit the AASRP "Find A Small Ruminant Veterinarian" page: https://www.aasrp.org/Main/Main/About/Find-A-Small-Ruminant-Veterinarian.aspx?hkey=e59ebdd0-6d57-493b-9ae2-e838323b9a38
If your company or organization would like to sponsor an episode or if you have questions about today's show, please email [email protected]
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By The American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners (AASRP)
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This month we sat down with Dr. Pippa Gibbons - Assistant Professor of Practice at Texas Tech University. Dr. Gibbons discusses her background in small ruminant medicine and her work developing a survey to identify common clinical cases and skills needed for new veterinarians, with the goal of creating a “day-one” competency list for sheep and goat practice. This episode highlights how these findings can improve veterinary education, externships, and preparedness for real-world practice, especially in mixed and rural settings. They also emphasize the importance of programs like the AASRP Sam Guss Scholarship in supporting student externships and exposure to small ruminant medicine.
To learn more about the Sam Guss Memorial Fund or to donate and support future research: https://aasrp.org/Main/Main/About/Sam-Guss-Memorial-Fund.aspx
To find an AASRP member near you, visit the AASRP "Find A Small Ruminant Veterinarian" page: https://www.aasrp.org/Main/Main/About/Find-A-Small-Ruminant-Veterinarian.aspx?hkey=e59ebdd0-6d57-493b-9ae2-e838323b9a38
If your company or organization would like to sponsor an episode or if you have questions about today's show, please email [email protected]