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Oliver Thomas
Vet Lab Assistant
Oliver Thomas
Vet Lab Assistant
Having worked primarily in hospitality and retail in the past, university showed my interest in work in clinical labs. I have graduated from the University of the West of England this year with a BSc (Hons) in Biological Sciences and am looking forwards to starting a lab-based career.
Vet Lab Assistant
Oliver Thomas
Vet Lab Assistant
Having worked primarily in hospitality and retail in the past, university showed my interest in work in clinical labs. I have graduated from the University of the West of England this year with a BSc (Hons) in Biological Sciences and am looking forwards to starting a lab-based career.
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Mark Bennett
Clinical Pathologist
Mark Bennett
Clinical Pathologist
BVSc(Hons) MVetVir PhD MANZCVS DipACVP MRCVS
Mark graduated from The University of Melbourne and worked as a first opinion vet in mixed and small animal practice in Australia. His Masters and PhD focused on the intersection between infectious disease and neoplasia in endangered Australian marsupial wildlife species. He has a passion for teaching and diverse research experience, with publications spanning microbiology, animal infection and immunity, neoplasia, digital diagnostics and citizen science. He became a board certified veterinary anatomic pathologist in 2018 (American College of Veterinary Pathologists). He has previously served as a veterinary expert on Animal Ethics Committees and continues to support career development for junior academic colleagues.
Clinical Pathologist
Mark Bennett
Clinical Pathologist
BVSc(Hons) MVetVir PhD MANZCVS DipACVP MRCVS
Mark graduated from The University of Melbourne and worked as a first opinion vet in mixed and small animal practice in Australia. His Masters and PhD focused on the intersection between infectious disease and neoplasia in endangered Australian marsupial wildlife species. He has a passion for teaching and diverse research experience, with publications spanning microbiology, animal infection and immunity, neoplasia, digital diagnostics and citizen science. He became a board certified veterinary anatomic pathologist in 2018 (American College of Veterinary Pathologists). He has previously served as a veterinary expert on Animal Ethics Committees and continues to support career development for junior academic colleagues.