Sixth Specialist Joins Imaging Team At Willows Veterinary Centre
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Willows Veterinary Centre has added another specialist to its industry-leading imaging team.
The widely experienced Ines Carrera has joined the renowned Solihull-based practice after seven years working in universities in America, Australia and Europe.
Her arrival means there are now an impressive six specialists in the diagnostic imaging unit at Willows, which is part of the rapidly-expanding Linnaeus Group.
Ines said: “I am very happy and honoured to be joining Willows and to now be part of such a great diagnostic imaging team.
“This is a well-known centre of excellence and I’m really looking forward to helping deliver the first class care and treatment that Willows always aims to provide.”
Willows clinical director Toby Gemmill said: “Ines is highly qualified and highly regarded, so is a very welcome addition to our talented imaging team.
“Her experience of working around the world will also be a terrific asset to the practice.”
Ines undertook her PhD in MR spectroscopy of the brain in dogs at the University of Bern-Zurich in Switzerland. She has a Masters in Radiology from University of Glasgow.
She has also worked with the University of Illinois in America and Sydney University in Australia.
Initially, Ines graduated from the University of Santiago de Compostela in Spain in 2001.
Ines, who passed the European Diploma in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging in 2010, has extensive teaching experience with both undergraduates and post-graduate students, has done research largely focussed on neuroimaging and published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals.
Willows is a multi-disciplinary centre of excellence which offers specialised services in internal medicine, joint replacement, minimally invasive interventions, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, soft tissue surgery, spinal surgery, diagnostic imaging and anaesthesia and analgesia.
For more information, visit www.willows.uk.net.
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