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Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 130

I, I think a, a very supportive environment in terms of being, I mean there, there’s a real cost in terms of resources involved in supporting a veterinary program at this level, whether it’s adding the zoo pathology program, adding veterinary staff, upgrading equipment as new thing, all the things… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 129

Based on your many years at Brookfield, what impact on the field of zoological medicine did working at Brookfield provide you?… Read More

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Was there pressure for you to publish or was this something you wanted to do and why?… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 126

And, and that’s just, that’s been going on for a couple of years now. The, the grant was a collaboration among a number of institutions. Everybody has pooled their normal exams, hired a database manager to, to essentially oversee the whole operation. And it’s probably sometime early next year it… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 125

And developing a comprehensive resource so somebody can go out and say, what does a normal, what does an MRI or a CT on a normal aardvark look like, or a gorilla or a dolphin?… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 123

So I, I think in terms of surgical equipment, patient monitoring equipment, and particularly diagnostic equipment, those were things that, you know, we made a, a big jump right around the time we moved into the building. And then because of the space that we had available over, you know,… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 124

And the zoo has been a big proponent of getting that installed as the standard of care in lots of zoos and even developing a database to help radiologists interpret zoo radiographs or Dr. Mike, who has since become our director, got a grant through the institution of mu museum… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 120

Yes, I think so. One of the new, one of the new veterinarians, actually, one of the very first responsibilities I had before I ever even officially started is there was, as Dr. Phillips was making the decision to go to California, there was also an opening for a second… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 121

As a director of veterinary services, did you have more opportunities to make changes in the manner in which veterinary medicine was practiced at the zoo?… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 122

Absolutely. I mean, you have the, I mean, part of it started with the, the hospital. The hospital opened about a week or two before I started. So I walked into a brand new building, but there was also a significant amount of budget that had been allocated for equipment… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 117

So I, I was, I, I can’t, I I can’t actually tell you what my position was. It might have been chief veterinarian or it was head veterinarian. The veterinary services thing wasn’t part of the title, but I was the, I was hired to, to fill the role that… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 118

But I was a clinical vet, as is the head of the, the program today still has clinical responsibilities. Read More

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Were you accepted by the new veterinarians and staff?… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 115

Yes, yes. At Lincoln Park, 50% bigger. There were, there was a head veterinarian and two assistant veterinarians at Brookfield, and there was a head vet and an associate at Lincoln Park, roughly similar collections. But you did not start out as a staff veterinarian, you’re director of veterinary services… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 114

Was the medical staff at Brookfield larger than Lincoln Park?… Read More

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Does this mean you’re no longer doing veterinary work, but only administration?… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 111

And even some things that turned out to be disaster management, it had a giraffe procedure that didn’t go well and wound up having to euthanize the giraffe. I had all those experiences and I had met George multiple times throughout that time and prior to my immediate predecessor getting… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 112

And so he asked us all to come on board. He asked me to run to, to chair the search committee simply because I was really close, I could come out and communicate much more easily than the, the folks that were widely scattered. So through that process, I, I… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 113

Rab and to talk at length about the program without being one of his employees. And so I, I think that was a huge help and, and I think, you know, may have been a factor in me getting the job after the person that was hired after that search,… Read More

Interview 29150 – Caption Index: 108

So Who was the zoo director at the time and what was your relationship with him?… Read More

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