Bronwyn is a casual lecturer with the University of Sydney and Southern Cross University. She has a Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Master of Science degree majoring in Animal Welfare, Ethics and Law, Memberships with the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Animal Welfare and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in canine health and welfare. In 2022, she became the youngest President of the Australian Veterinary Association. In 2023, Bronwyn was awarded a Churchill Fellowship for investigating recruitment and retention policies for veterinarians overseas. Bronwyn is a Director of the Walk In Clinic For Animals, an urgent care veterinary clinic in Canberra, and Veterinary Support Group, a consulting company based in Canberra. Bronwyn also volunteers with two Animal Ethics Committees.
Bronwyn has a keen interest in emerging companion animal welfare issues such as the online sale of pets, air transportation of pets, pet food regulation, use of animals in media and advertising and the impact of the human-animal bond on animal welfare.
Experience
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2017–presentShelter Veterinarian, RSPCA ACT
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2018–presentPhD candidate, The University of Sydney
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2019–presentDirector, Australian Veterinary Association
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2019–presentSessional academic, The University of Sydney
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2017–2019Scientific Officer, RSPCA Australia
Education
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2017University of Edinburgh, Master of Science
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2013James Cook University, Bachelor of Veterinary Science
Professional Memberships
- Membership with the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Animal Welfare
- Australian Veterinary Association
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
- Website
- Article Feed
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For media enquiries,
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