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In this episode two of the power couples of the veterinary school sit down to discuss various aspects of the profession. First Pippa interviews Dr. John Gibbons, her colleague and husband, and discuss different aspects of research including benefits to producers, founding and student involvement. After that, Kelly sits down with economist Dr. Ryan Williams (her husband) on the importance of introducing veterinary students to concepts such as economic health and practice finances. Ryan flips the script on his better half and interviews Dr. Kelly Williams on the importance of emotional health and how we are making sure our students are in the best mental health possible during vet school.
Moving on from the introduction of our deans, this episode features a very important part of our school: local veterinarians and clinical partners. Both of these professionals, Dr. Kent Glenn and Dr Janey Powe, have extensive experience and have moved from one aspect to veterinary medicine to another. Find out more about shelter medicine with Clayton and Dr. Glenn, and about the management of veterinary clinics with Jennifer and Dr. Powe.
We continue the introduction of the Deans of the Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine. This time the Associate Dean for Research, Dr. Annelise Nguyen, sits down with Pippa to discuss research and the veterinary school, the similarities and differences of cooking and research, and traveling.
The second episode of the Raidervet Podcast features the Associate Dean of Students and Academic Affairs of the Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. John Dascanio, and the Chair of the TTU Department of Veterinary Sciences, Dr. Michael Ballou. Subjects discussed include recommendations for current and aspiring students of the vet school, collaboration with the TTU main campus, and more.
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