Veterinary Scene Down Under
Wildlife hospitals in Australia are busy with staff resources often stretched as they treat injured and ill native wildlife species.
Australian wildlife veterinarian Andrew Hill works at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital in Queensland and received a 2024 Churchill Fellowship to investigate methods of high-caseload management for treating native wildlife.
I was seeking efficient methods of treatment to ease their burden and reduce stress, while improving wildlife outcomes.
- Hill visited large wildlife hospitals in Canada, USA, Brazil, and the UK.
- His goal is to support veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and volunteers in Australian wildlife hospitals who care for increasing numbers of animals each year with limited resources.
Author's summary: Australian wildlife veterinarian gains insights into efficient treatment methods.
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