Teaches veterinary anatomy & professional studies at Murdoch Uni. Only slightly unhinged.
Perth, Western Australia
Joined August 2011
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Save the date! VetEd Down Under 2023 is happening in Perth, Western Australia, 6-9 February 2023 at Murdoch University. Come and (re)connect with a great veterinary educator community down under! #veted
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Sometimes you don't even need a microscope to see cell phenotypes. Induced pluripotent heart cells can be seen beating in their wells.
(video by @JessicaGluckPhD)
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More outputs from our @VetSet2Go project - nice summary of the employability conundrum and the importance of "self" @Ginglymus @SMR_VMED @drmmcarthur et al....
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Good old 'Seven-fingers' roo made the cover of latest Anatomical Record ... that's a LOT of fingers!! 🦘🦘👐
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For all you #VetEd2021 and @chrisEtrace fans out there - watch this and register now at veted2021.org @SurreyVet @SurreyVetSoc #veteducation
Was going to like this tweet Liz, but you've really overplayed your hand re the lead author so I'm only going to retweet it
Great to see this in print, output from @VetSet2Go project led by the amazing @Ginglymus 👏👏👏
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Very pleased to see my student and now colleague, Maddie Clise, has her first publication. Veterinary work can be very satisfying...could it also be a source of pleasure? Read on to explore this idea..doi.org/10.1002/vetr.77 @HazelSJ @mossposs @dr_lsantos @Bronwyn_Orr @Ginglymus
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First attempt at an infographic to communicate our new findings. Thanks to @DrHannahShaw for introducing me to @canva
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A new paper from our VetSet2Go resilience research group @Ginglymus @VetSet2Go @carolineman15
Development and validation of a contextualised measure of resilience in veterinary practice: the Veterinary Resilience Scale–Personal Resources (VRS–PR) veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/con…
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Increased awareness of motivations potentially support the fulfilment veterinarians gain from work, with positive effects on wellbeing. What motivates you? A study from the @VetSet2Go resilience group. @AustVetAssoc @Ginglymus @carolineman15 . veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/con…
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Veterinary scientist hailed for Faroe Islands' lack of Covid-19 deaths theguardian.com/world/2020/a…
Back at work after a fantastic #VetEdDU and absolutely coveting my new purple water bottle
My latest jam, which I am posting on the very loose pretext that I teach cardiac anatomy abc.net.au/triplej/like-a-ve…
Actually I tell a lie, I have on record ‘ginglymus' as my favourite word so ‘eudaimonia' would be a close 2nd. Then maybe ‘caruncle' 3rd with some stiff competition
Great to see this validation of my favourite word, eudaimonia, and its place in vet mental health! Meaningful work and well-being: a study of the positive side of veterinary work
veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/con…
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The shape of their pupils & the weak muscles around their eyes mean cows have poor depth perception.
They jump because they can’t work out if the white line is sunk into/stuck out of the road!
Scientists like Temple Grandin consider this when designing handling facilities..
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#AMEE2019 Workshop done *tick* - thanks all for a great interdisciplinary experience
