Whether an online course on wildlife veterinary medicine is good or not depends on various factors, including the course content, instructor expertise, and your specific learning needs and goals.
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There are many highly skilled and experienced wildlife veterinarians in South Africa who have made significant contributions to the field.
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Becoming a wildlife veterinarian requires a significant amount of education, training, and experience. It is a specialized field that involves working with wild animals in their natural habitats or wildlife rehabilitation centres, and it can be challenging due to the unique and often unpredictable nature of wildlife veterinary care. While pursuing a career as a wildlife veterinarian is possible, it is important to understand that it may not be easy, and it typically requires a high level of dedication and commitment.
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Dr Rogers started his career at HESC 35 years ago and now he is on call for minor and major injuries at the centre. 2023 has already been a busy year for him and the HESC team.
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With decades of experience, Dr Peter Stewart Rogers is considered one of the most experienced wildlife veterinarians in the world. He specializes in the capture and veterinary care of some of South Africa’s most endangered species, including the southern white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, African elephant, cheetah, African wild dog, African lion, Temminck’s ground pangolin and many other species.
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October 2020 blog by Yashaswini Modak, third-year vet student at the Royal Veterinary College.
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Listen to Dr Peter Rogers talk about the Wildlife Vet topics we are covering in his Wildlife Vet Online courses.
Courses in the Wildlife Vet Online category include the animals β Cheetah, Elephant, Lion, Pangolin, Rhino, Wild Dog and more.
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September 2020 blog by Yashaswini Modak, third-year vet student at the Royal Veterinary College.
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