The University Of Liverpool And Dechra Veterinary Products Announce 2009 Dermatology Prize Winner
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Nicola Rigby, a final year veterinary science student at the University of Liverpool was recently announced as the winner of the inaugural Dechra Veterinary Products Dermatology Prize, awarded to the student who displayed the greatest aptitude for veterinary dermatology.
Nicola impressed with her performance in both the dermatology clinical rotation and elective modules, consistently showing clinical skill, subject knowledge and acumen. Her tutors also praised her positive personality traits.
Dechra Veterinary Products was keen to provide a prize which would be of real value to the winner, and Nicola expressed her delight at receiving £450 of high street shopping vouchers, saying; “I am so pleased with this award, especially as dermatology is a subject I have a particular interest in. I’m very happy that my enthusiasm has paid off, and am looking forward to continuing to develop my skills now that I am in practice”. She has since graduated BVSc with Distinction, and recently joined Maple Veterinary Centre in Cheshire, a small animal practice where she has already had the opportunity to work on some interesting dermatology cases.
Dr Tim Nuttall, a senior lecturer in veterinary dermatology at The University of Liverpool School of Veterinary Science was part of the team that chose Nicola as the winner. ”We had three outstanding candidates for this prize, and after much discussion, we awarded it to Nicola for her overall clinical ability, her hard work, and her obvious enthusiasm for the subject. We are very grateful to Dechra for providing this prize, which highlights the importance of dermatology, and is an excellent way to reward students who have worked hard to excel in this field.”
Following the positive reaction to the introduction of the Dechra Veterinary Products Dermatology Prize at The University of Liverpool in 2009, next year will see an additional prize going to a student at The University of Bristol.
Dechra Veterinary Products is a leading supplier of veterinary dermatological treatments, with a product portfolio that includes Canaural, Fuciderm and Malaseb.11803 views
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27th August, 2009 00h00
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