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Gidona Goodman

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Biography

Gidona Goodman joined the Conservation Science group in July 2018 as a Lecturer in Wildlife Health and Conservation Medicine. She has been with the University of Edinburgh in a variety of roles since 1999. These have included teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses, clinical duties at the Hospital for Small Animals Exotic Animal and Wildlife Unit, clinical duties at Edinburgh Zoo and veterinary support for a number of conservation projects. The most notable of these has been the reintroduction of beavers to Scotland and the translocation of golden eagles.

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Teaching

Undergraduate teaching: 

BVMS Year 4 Integrated Clinical Course: Exotics 

  • Fish medicine
  • Amphibian medicine
  • Introduction to Conservation Medicine

BVMS Year 5 Conservation medicine final year selective

Post graduate teaching:

MSc Conservation Medicine - Veterinary Techniques and Interventions for Conservation medicine 

Masters in Conservation Medicine

Home office Wildlife Licensee Training Course (course director) 

Wildlife Course

Education/Academic qualification

Msc in Wild Animal Health , Master in Science, Zoological Society of London Institute of Zoology

Award Date: 1 Jul 1997

Veterinary Medicine , Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Ghent University

Award Date: 1 Jul 1996

External positions

Research Ethics Committee, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Working groups - legislation, welfare, conservation and infectious disease, European Association of Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians

Scientific advisory panel -South of Scotland Golden Eagle project, South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project

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