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Atlantis Resort Paradise Island Cell: +61 412958248
Once Casino Drive
Paradise Island
Nassau, Bahamas.
E-mail: [email protected]
Kelly O’Sullivan
QUALIFICATIONS
Master of Veterinary Science The University of Melbourne, 2006
‘Australian Wildlife Health’
Bachelor of Veterinary Science The University of Melbourne, 2000
Victorian Certificate of Education KooWeeRup Secondary College,1992
VETERINARY SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
New Position to begin 6th August, 2016.
Director of Veterinarian Services, Marine and Waterpark Division
Sole charge Veterinarian
For Island Hotel Company Limited
Atlantis Resort, Paradise Island, Bahamas
Recently, Senior Veterinarian for Vallarta Adventures, and Senior Marine
Mammal Veterinarian for Dolphin Adventure, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Intensive
preventative medicine program, monthly bloods + respiratory, fecal and gastric
cytology, diagnostics, treatment and intensive reproductive management, via
Ultrasound, and Artificial Insemination, of Tursiops truncatus gilli dolphins. Also
managing South American and Californian Sea Lions + rehabilitating Guadalupe
Fur Seals. Including, veterinary management of a variety of bird species, reptiles,
equine, monkeys, dogs, cats and various other species.
In relation to the Consulting team of Veterinary Specialists I have worked closely
with and learnt a great deal from in the last 2 years, a number of these people are
Board Certified in the U.S. with their particular area of expertise:
Consulting Veterinarians I have worked closely with include:
Dr Martin Haulena, DVM, MSc, DACZM, Vancouver Aquarium, Canada, Senior
Veterinarian, ([email protected]), Board Certified Zoo Veterinarian,
and Dr Robert Braun, DVM, MS, of Montana in the US, ([email protected]), as the
2 medical consultants.
Dr Carmen Colitz, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVO, ([email protected]),
Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center, Jupiter, Florida, U.S. and Animal Eye
Care, and Dr Tom Sullivan, DVM, Diplomate DACVO,
([email protected]), Seattle Animal Eye Clinic, as the consulting veterinary
ophthamologists. Both Board Certified Ophthamologists.
Dr James Bailey, DVM, MS, DACVA, ([email protected]), U.S. Navy and
National Marine Mammal Foundation, for advice and support with marine
mammal anesthesia. A Board Certified Anesthesia Specialist in the U.S. I, Dr
Kelly O'Sullivan, perform sea lion anesthesia on my own, as a veterinarian, which
requires intensive monitoring equipment and skill, such as continuous analysis of
End Tidal CO2, (Carbon dioxide levels), ECG, Blood pressures, pulse oximetry
and oxygen saturation, respiratory rate, consideration for ventilating sea
lions/seals. I have been involved with 35 + sea lion/seal anesthetics now, in recent
years.
Dr Marina Ivancic, DVM, DACVR, ([email protected]) U.S. Navy and
National Marine Mammal Foundation and Dr Sophie Dennison,
([email protected]), BVM&S, MRCVS, DACVR, RCVS, Recognized
Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging, Adjunct Professor, School of Veterinary
Medicine, University of Wisconsin – Madison, for thorough diagnostic
ultrasonography and radiology skills.
Dr Gisele Montano, DVM, MS, ([email protected]) and Dr Todd
Robeck, DVM, PhD, ([email protected]), both from the SeaWorld &
Busch Gardens Reproductive Research Center, for consultancy and artificial
insemination reproduction programs. At the facility Dolphin Adventure, Vallarta
Adventures, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, we have been collecting dolphin semen and
going through the process of freezing the semen, one day every week, to store in
liquid nitrogen, for future Artificial Insemination programs. A technique I have
learnt in the last 20 months, as Senior Veterinarian, with my Lab Technician, Abel
de la Torre, on advice and guidance in full-time consultancy, from Drs Gisele
Montano and Dr Todd Robeck, mentioned here, above. We also imported semen
from the U.S. via PROFEPA permit, from Sea World of San Diego, SeaWorld &
Busch Gardens Reproductive Research Center. An Artificial Insemination
program has been running over many years, with 4 dolphins Artificially
Inseminated, via sterile Hysteroscopy, while I was present as Senior Veterinarian
at Dolphin Adventure, with the Consulting Veterinarians Drs Todd Robeck and Dr
Gisele Montano, on site at the facility.
Skip Young of Vancouver Aquarium, Water Quality Manager at Vancouver
Aquarium, Vancouver, Canada, for water quality consultancy.
Utilizing Excel Medical Files for timely record keeping daily, as well as OERCA,
which is a comprehensive, electronic record management system that makes
collecting animal and facility information simple and analyzing data easy. It is a
powerful web based animal records solution for Zoological facilities and field
research. This role had me responsible for sea lion anesthesia sole charge and the
ordering of new equipment, such as a Backpack Stinger portable anesthetic
machine, with the capacity to do very large species of animals, Sentinel V
3025i anesthetic monitoring equipment, including ETCO2, surgical equipment,
new Ultrasound Sonosite Edge machine. I feel well equipped with marine
mammal and other species, ultrasonography, sample collection, diagnostic
interpretation, careful treatment schedules, on-going monitoring, endoscopy - even
voluntarily trained, also hysteroscopy (involuntary) and de-frosting frozen semen
for Artifical Insemination. I believe I have the knowledge and skill base to move
forward in these dimensions. Trained Voluntary Cryosurgery has been well
practiced at the recent facility, with some oral viral lesions in a few of the older
dolphins in the population, all to successful and good effect. I have performed
numerous thorough autopsies, sample collection and worked on further diagnostics
and case information, with skilled pathologists in additional testing, such as Dr
David Espinosa and Dr Judy St Leger, Sea Worlds in the US Pathologist. Six
dolphin calves and one South American Sea Lion pup, were born at the facility
over the 20 months. This position also included working with veterinary
colleagues at Cabo Dolphins, Cabo Adventures, Mexico, with their different
environmental challenges to learn from, with that population of dolphins.
OTHER RECENT VETERINARY EXPERIENCES
Marine mammal, dolphins and seals veterinarian at Sea World,
Australia, for Village Roadshow Theme Parks, also including
Aquarium species, sharks, rays, fish, rehabilitating sea turtles,
King and Gentoo penguins, Little penguins and polar bears.
This was a sole charge position
A self-study tour of 19 world class facilities, for key aquatic
(marine wildlife) species in the United States, including
Georgia Aquarium Atlanta, The Marine Mammal Center
Sausalito, Sea World San Diego and Sea World Orlando
Florida, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Aquatics Facility Orlando
Florida, Busch Gardens Tampa Florida, Mystic Aquarium
Connecticut, New England Aquarium Boston, Columbus Zoo,
Indianapolis Zoo, Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium, The Aquarium
of Niagara, Monterey Bay Aquarium and also including
Atlantis Resort Bahamas Dolphin Cay and Marineland Niagara
Falls Canada, with their large population of Beluga whales.
This was in October 2012, where I was greeted and educated
about their systems, by veterinarians, water quality and life
support system managers and particular key aquatic species
managers. In December 2012 this tour continued to Ocean
Park, Hong Kong and Marine Life Park Resorts World, Sentosa
Island, Singapore.
Mixed veterinary practitioner over 15 + ½ years, including
horses, cattle, wildlife post-graduate trained, small animals and
a diverse mixture of other species, exotics, native and domestic
Writing animal welfare and ethics protocols for all
animals/birds managed and encountered over the four parks and
additional land managed by the Phillip Island Nature Parks,
Victoria, Australia, including feral animal control, as
responsible land managers for the state government, including
protected species and threatened migratory species and their
habitats.
Primary role in design and establishing protocols for the new
Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Phillip Island Nature Parks,
opened in August 2011. This is Victoria’s key centre for oiled
wildlife treatment and rehabilitation. It is also a key wildlife oil
spill response rehabilitation centre for Australia
Continued collaboration with Wildlife Health Australia, Zoo
and Aquarium Association, Veterinary Specialist Advisory
Group, CSIRO, Department of Primary Industries, Bureau of
Animal Welfare, Department of Sustainability and
Environment, Parks Victoria, New South Wales National Parks
and Wildlife Service, Queensland Government Department of
Primary Industries, Dolphin Research Institute Victoria,
Melbourne University’s Veterinary Department, Melbourne
Aquarium, Zoos Victoria, Taronga Zoo Sydney, Australian
Registry of Wildlife Health, Wildlife Health Surveillance
Victoria, Australian Animal Health Laboratories, the
International Bird Research and Rescue Centre, International
marine mammal veterinary colleagues, through the
International Association for Aquatic Animal Medicine,
Aquatic Animal Eye Care and the International Ophthamology
community, PROFEPA, Mexico
Veterinary supervision of government koala translocation
programs, Victoria, Australia
Participating in numerous successful media events and talking
to community groups about the Australian Wildlife Health
Centre, as a Veterinarian at Healesville Sanctuary, Zoos
Victoria. Helping with the interpretive displays, design and
opening of the AUS $6 million, open to visitors and public
display, Australian Wildlife Health Centre
Member of Animal Ethics Committees for the Wildlife and
Small Institutions, Department of Primary Industries, Bureau of
Animal Welfare and Monash University Zoological and
Biological Research, Australia
VETERINARY EMPLOYMENT
6/8/2016 - Director of Veterinarian Services, Marine and
Waterpark Division
Sole charge Veterinarian, Dr Kelly O’Sullivan
For Island Hotel Company Limited
Atlantis Resort, Paradise Island, Bahamas
Consulting Veterinarians:
Professor Michael Walsh, University of Florida
Clinical Assistant Pofessor, Dr Craig Pelton,
University of Florida
Dr Natalie Noll, Consulting Aquatic Species
Veterinarian
23/9/15 – 12/7/2016 Pets and Vets, Victoria Park Veterinary Clinic, Western
Australia, rickfennygroup.com
Mirrabooka Veterinary Hospital, small animal veterinarian
and Lathlain Veterinary Clinic
Exmouth Veterinary Clinic, Newman Veterinary Clinic,
small and large animal locum veterinarian
Dr Rick Fenny, Dr Julian Jacobson,
28/11/13 - 20/6/15 Dolphin Adventure, Vallarta Adventures, Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico
Senior Veterinarian, 23 Tt gilli, 15 South American sea lions +
Rehabilitating Californian sea lions, Rehabilitation of
Guadalupe Fur Seals, + a variety of species, Avians, Flamingos,
Macaws, Birds of Prey, Pythons, Monkeys, Donkeys.
Consulting Veterinarians: Dr Martin Haulena, DVM, MSc,
DACZM, Dr Robert Braun, DVM, MS, Dr Carmen Colitz,
DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVO, Dr James Bailey, DVM, MS,
DACVA, of the US Navy & NMMF, USA, Dr Tom Sullivan,
DVM, Diplomate DACVO, Dr Marina Ivancic, DVM,
DACVR, US Navy and National Marine Mammal Foundation,
Dr Sophie Dennison, BVM&S, MRCVS, DACVR, RCVS,
Recognized Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging, Dr Gisele
Montano, DVM, MS, Dr Todd Robeck, DVM, PhD, SeaWorld
& Busch Gardens Reproductive Research Center, Skip Young,
Water Quality Manager at Vancouver Aquarium, Vancouver,
Canada, for water quality consultancy.
Sea World, Gold Coast, Village Roadshow
Theme Parks, Queensland, Australia 26/09/11 – 6/01/12 Locum Veterinarian, sole charge
27/08/12 – 31/08/12 Locum Veterinarian, assisting seal anesthetics for
ophthamology surgeries
Veterinary care of the collection animals at Sea World
Veterinary care of the animals at Paradise Country and
Australian Outback Spectacular
Veterinary input into the rescue work done by the Sea World
Research and Rescue Foundation
Post mortem investigation of a diverse range of marine wildlife
species, with pathology results interpreting the clinical picture
of disease in marine wildlife in rehabilitation, the captive
collections of Village Roadshow Theme Parks animals and the
greater picture of disease entities in wild populations,
particularly marine wildlife
Senior Veterinarian: Dr David Blyde
Phillip Island Nature Parks, Victoria, Australia
20/10/09 – 14/08/12 Veterinarian, Part-time and Environment Technical Officer
Veterinary input for seabirds, Little penguins, Short-tailed
Shearwaters and other seabirds, Albatross and other animals in
rehabilitation
Input into care of Koalas at the Koala Conservation Centre
Input into care and management practices of animals at
Churchill Island, Heritage Island, also the 30,000 Australian
Fur Seals, in the colony 1 kilometer, just off-shore.
Policy writing on welfare and ethics of all species encountered
by the Phillip Island Nature Parks, including significant
endangered migratory bird species in Western Port RAMSAR
wetlands and associated water bodies and the 1,000,000
migratory Short-tailed Shearwaters that breed on Phillip Island
each year. Also, up to 60,000 resident Little penguins
Healesville Sanctuary, Zoos Victoria, Healesville, Victoria,
Australia
25/06/12 – 20/07/12 Locum Veterinarian, Australian Wildlife Health Centre
27/09/04 - 04/10/06
Resident Veterinarian, Residency program, The University of
Melbourne, Masters Research thesis, helmeted honeyeater, a
threatened subspecies and the current faunal emblem, for
Victoria, Australia. On hematology and biochemistry reference
ranges, ectoparasites, coccidia and significant health findings,
for threatened species captive breeding and a re-introduction to
the wild, program.
Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Melbourne
and Zoos Victoria
05/10/06 – 21/07/07 Associate Veterinarian, Australian Wildlife Health Centre
10/09/07 – 20/09/07 Locum Veterinarian
Senior Veterinarian: Dr Paul Eden
Zoos Victoria Senior Veterinarians: Dr Helen McCracken and
Dr Michael Lynch
Wonthaggi - Newhaven – Inverloch Veterinary Clinics,
Victoria, Australia
01/07/08 – 15/09/11 Permanent Full-time, then part-time Veterinarian, Mixed
Practice, as my first veterinary position after University.
2004 – 2007 Locum Veterinarian, Mixed Practice
05/02/01 – 05/02/03 Permanent Full-time Veterinarian, Mixed Practice
Partners: Dr’s Tony Gedye, David Beischer and Jennifer
Hibble. 70 % Companion animals; 30 % Dairy, beef, equine
and wildlife including the Phillip Island Nature Parks and
various wildlife tourist parks in the district
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Gold Coast, Queensland,
Australia
27/05/03 – 19/01/04 Locum Veterinarian
13/07/04 – 13/09/04 Permanent part-time Veterinarian, Australian Wildlife
Senior Veterinarian: Dr Michael Pyne
An additional 31 veterinary practices, permanent and locum, or relief
veterinary work, often sole charge, between February 2003 and September
2015, as a general small animal, large animal, aquatic and exotic animal
medicine veterinarian and surgical practitioner, in Australia.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Computer packages - MedARKS, Filemaker, ZooVDA, Rx Works and other
Veterinary software programs. Also, OERCA, which is a comprehensive,
electronic record management system that makes collecting animal and facility
information simple and analyzing data easy. It is a powerful web based animal
records solution for Zoological facilities and field research.
- Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint
First Aid Training – Level 2
Ambulance Victoria – Course in Automated External Defibrillation
Languages Study - www.synergyspanish.com
LICENCES - Car (Victorian Drivers Licence), Australia
- Open Water Diver (Scuba Schools International)
- Victorian Firearms Licence, Category C (for administering
anaesthetics via tranquillizer dart gun to wildlife), Australia
- Boat Operator Licence (Victorian), Australia
- Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland, Australia,
Registration Number 3802.
- Veterinary Surgeons Board of W.A. Registration Number
V3174.
- Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Bahamas, Licence
and Registration to practice as a Veterinarian in the
Bahamas
CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS
2016, on-going, started March 2012 – The Aquarium Vet
Online Course, Dr Robert Jones, BVSc, (Hons), MACVSc,
(Aquatic Animal Health), M. Aquaculture
Module 1, Fish Anatomy and Physiology. Module 2, Disease
Concepts and Diagnostics, Module 3, Water Chemistry and
Quality. Module 4, Life Support Systems, Module 5, Diseases
and Treatments. Module 6, Nutrition and Reproduction.
Completed.
Dr Robert Jones, The Aquarium Vet, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia, www.theaquariumvet.com.au
February 2014, Dr Marina Ivancic, DVM,
DACVR ([email protected]), 4 days of intensive
ultrasound training in whole body Tt gilli dolphins and sea
lions, on all of 21 dolphins in our collection at Dolphin
Adventure and many of the South American Sea Lion
collection, therefore also screening the entire dolphin collection
for potential health concerns. Marina Ivancic works for the
U.S. Navy and National Marine Mammal Foundation. This
was marine mammal whole body intensive ultrasound training,
but it is completely relative to mammals, generally, as both
Marina Ivancic, DVM,
DACVR ([email protected]) and Dr Sophie
Dennison, ([email protected]), BVM&S, MRCVS,
DACVR, RCVS, Recognized Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging,
will teach and describe. These 2 specialists are both Board
Certified Radiologists and Diagnostic Imaging Specialists
September 2013, IMATA Annual Conference, Las Vegas,
United States
April 2013, International Association for Aquatic Animal
Medicine 44 th Annual Conference, Sausalito, California,
United States
December 2012, IMATA Annual Conference, Hong Kong
October 2012, American Association of Zoo Veterinarians, 44
th Annual Conference, Oakland, California, United States
September - October 2012, The University of Sydney, Centre
for Veterinary Education, Marine Wildlife, TimeOnline course
by Dr David Blyde, Veterinarian at Sea World, Queensland,
Australia
September 2012 – 1st Australian Marine Turtle Biennial
Symposium, Queensland, Australia
August 2012 – Zoo and Aquarium Association Annual
Conference, Queensland, Australia
July 2012 – 2nd Annual Sea Turtle Health and Rehabilitation
Workshop, Townsville, Queensland, Australia
June 2012 – Operation Sea Dragon, Australian Federal
Government, Oil Spill Response Workshop, Victoria, Australia
May 2012 - International Association for Aquatic Animal
Medicine, 43 rd Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia
Aquarium, United States, where I presented at the
Conference for Sea World, Australia
November 2011 – Dugong and Turtle Forum, Sea World,
Queensland, Australia
September 2011 – Phillip Island Nature Parks, Oiled Wildlife
Response Workshop, for Department of Sustainability and
Environment and Parks Victoria staff, (2nd year running),
Victoria, Australia
May 2011 – International Association for Aquatic Animal
Medicine , 42 nd Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada,
United States
April 2011 – Alpaca Workshop, Australian Veterinary
Association, South Gippsland Branch, Victoria, Australia
May 2010 – Equine Workshop, Australian Veterinary
Association, South Gippsland Branch, Victoria, Australia
February 2010 – Shoreline Response and Clean Up, Marine
Safety Victoria, San Remo, Victoria, Australia
September 2006 – Association of Avian Veterinarians
Australian Committee National Conference, Wellington, New
Zealand
February 2006 – Australian Government, Department of the
Environment and Heritage, Natural Heritage Trust, Whale and
Dolphin Projects, Adelaide, Australia
September 2005 – Association of Avian Veterinarians
Australian Committee National Conference, Merimbula, NSW,
Australia
May 2004 – Marine Mammal Strandings in Australia,
Developing a National Approach, Sydney, Australia
May 2004 – Australian Veterinary Association Annual
Conference, in particular the Australian Association of
Veterinary Conservation Biologists, Canberra, Australia
May 2002 – Australian Veterinary Association Annual
Conference, Adelaide, Australia
July 2001 – Australian Veterinary Association Conservation
Biologists, Veterinary Conservation Biology Wildlife Health
and Management in Australasia, Taronga Zoo, Sydney,
September 2000 – Postgraduate Foundation in Veterinary
Science, The University of Sydney, Marine Wildlife, Sea
World, Nara Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Guest
Speaker, Joseph Geraci, USA
July 1996 – Wildlife Disease Association, Alice Springs,
Australia
MEMBERSHIPS - American Association of Zoo Veterinarians AAZV
- International Association for Aquatic Animal Medicine
- IMATA
- Wildlife Health Surveillance Victoria
- Australian Association of Veterinary Conservation
Biologists
- Wildlife Health Australia
- Victorian Cetacean Stranding Network
- World Wide Fund for Nature
- Dolphin Research Institute, Victoria, Australia
- MARMAM listserve
VOLUNTEER WORK
Sea Life Park, Hawaii, United States, (2015) assisting;
- Dr Bethany Doescher with daily veterinary duties over 3
days, including nebulizing a dolphin with Amikacin, with a
chronic respiratory infection.
PROFEPA, Mexican Government, (2013 – 2015) assisting;
- Rescues and rehabilitation of Californian Sea Lions and
Guadalupe Fur Seals
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (2012 - 2013)
assisting;
- Coordinator Marine Fauna Program, Geoffrey Ross, with an
entangled dolphin response on the central coastal region of
NSW and a dolphin relocation effort on the southern NSW
coast, Australia
Sea World, Gold Coast, Australia (2003 – 2013) assisting;
- Veterinarian Dr David Blyde with veterinary duties
Melbourne Sea Life Aquarium, Australia (2005 - 2016)
assisting;
- Veterinarian Dr Robert Jones, BVSc, (Hons), MACVSc,
(Aquatic Animal Health), M. Aquaculture, with veterinary
duties and associate Dr Brett De Poister
Dolphin Research Institute, Victoria, Australia (2005 -
2013) assisting;
- Kate Charlton of Monash University with sampling for a
PhD
Genetics study of coastal and Port Phillip Bay, Victorian
Bottlenose Dolphins and performing various post mortems
on dolphins
- On-going monitoring of population dynamics structure via
photo identification of Port Phillip Bay and the Gippsland
Lakes dolphin populations, Victoria, Australia
- Entangled Dolphin Response, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria,
Australia
- Sue Mason with Port Phillip Bay Common Dolphin research
for a PhD
Ocean Park, Hong Kong (2007 & 2013) assisting;
- Veterinarians with daily duties
Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victoria,
Australia
(2003 – 2012) assisting;
- The department with a large whale entanglement
- The investigation of mortality of Australian
Fur Seals, Western Victoria
- A training workshop on large whale entanglements
- Several cetacean post mortems including Sperm
Whale, Pilot Whale, Common and Bottlenose Dolphins
- The translocation of 370 Koalas off Raymond Island,
Gippsland Lakes, Victoria and monitoring these Koalas
- The study of Leadbeaters Possums on Lake Mountain,
Victoria
- Entangled dolphin response, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria
- Investigation of Little penguin traumatic cause of mass
mortality
- Veterinary support and confiscation of an illegal wildlife
park practice
Phillip Island Nature Park (2001 – 2004) assisting;
- Margaret Healy with oil spill clean up of 438 Little
Penguins
- Dr Andre` Chiaradia diet sampling Little penguins
- Dr Roger Kirkwood fixing satellite trackers to Australian
Fur Seals, Lady Julia Percy Island and Seal Rocks, Victoria
- Mark and recapture of Australian Fur Seal pups, Population
dynamics survey, Seal Rocks, Phillip Island, Victoria
- Ben Moore and Karen Marsh from the Australian National
University, Canberra, blood testing Koalas for dietary
terpene
Deakin University, Warrnambool (2003 – 2010) assisting;
- Peter Gill and Margie Morrice with research on
Critically Endangered Pygmy Blue Whales in Discovery
Bay
Healesville Sanctuary, Healesville, (2003 – 2004) assisting;
- Sanctuary Veterinarians with daily duties
Taronga Zoo, Sydney (1997 and 2000) assisting;
- Veterinarians with daily duties over 4 weeks
CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology, on location Kangaroo Island,
South Australia (1996) assisting;
- Dr Peter Shaughnessy with population dynamics survey of
New Zealand Fur Seals
The University of Sydney, on location Head of the Great
Australian Bight, Nullarboor, South Australia (1995 – 1996)
- Assisting; Stephen Burnell with population dynamics and
behavioural studies of Southern Right Whales
On location Montague Island, New South Wales (1996)
- Assisting; Andrew Irvine with population dynamics and
ecology studies of Australian and New Zealand Fur seals
REFEREES – PLEASE REFER TO THE NEXT PAGE
REFEREES
Dr Martin Haulena DVM, MSc, DACZM
Senior Veterinarian
Vancouver Aquarium
P.O. Box 3232
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada, V6B3X8
Phone = +1 (415)8472781
E-mail = [email protected]
Dr Robert C. Braun DVM MS
Veterinary Services, Consulting and Management
PO BOX 1186, Dillon, MONTANA 59725
Phone = +1 (808)7836565
E-mail = [email protected]
Dr David Blyde
Veterinarian
Sea World
Sea World Drive Main Beach, Gold Coast, Queensland
PO Box 190, Surfers Paradise, Queensland, 4217
Ph: + 61 7 5588 2255
Fax: + 61 7 5588 2266
Mobile: + 61 427 762 039
E-mail: [email protected]
Wayne Phillips
General Manager, Dolphin Adventure + Cabo Dolphins
Paseo de las palmas 39 A, Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit
Mexico, 63735
Mark Craig
Director Life Sciences
Al Ain Wildlife Park and Resort
United Arab Emirates
Mobile: + 61 401 189 708
E-mail: [email protected]
Trevor Long
Director of Marine Sciences
Sea World
Sea World Drive Main Beach, Gold Coast, Queensland
PO Box 190, Surfers Paradise, Queensland, 4217
Ph: + 61 7 5588 2103
Fax: + 61 7 5588 2280
Mobile: + 61 427 756 767
E-mail: [email protected]
Dr Robert Jones, BVSc, (Hons), MACVSc, (Aquatic Animal
Health),
M. Aquaculture
The Aquarium Vet
PO Box 2327
Moorabin, Victoria, 3189
Mobile: + 61 416 256 60500
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.theaquariumvet.com.au
