Ms Gidona Goodman

Lecturer in Wildlife Health & Conservation Medicine

Background

Gidona Goodman is part of the conservation science group and has been with the University of Edinburgh in a variety of roles since 1999. These included teaching under graduate and post graduate courses, clinical duties at the hospital for small animals exotic animal and wildlife unit, clinical duties at Edinburgh Zoo and veterinary support for a number of conservation projects. The most notable of these is the reintroduction of beavers to Scotland and the translocation of golden eagles. Currently she is a lecturer in Wildlife Health and Conservation Medicine focusing on avian wildlife health and conservation projects and supporting and training local scientist in animal related field work.

Qualifications

DVM MSc Wild Animal Health SFHEA MRCVS

Responsibilities & affiliations

European Association of Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians

British Veterinary Zoological Society | BVZS

 

Undergraduate teaching

Lecturer BVM&S fourth year course (aquatics and conservation medicine).

Organiser and lecturer BVM&S final year Conservation Medicine  selective. 

Postgraduate teaching

 Lecturer and tutor online Conservation Medicine MVetScie program.

 Conservation Medicine | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies

Course organiser and lecturer Home office training course - wildlife researchers.  

Home office licensee training course – Wildlife | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies

Current project grants

Co-Investigator. ECOFLU. A University of Edinburgh project supported by NERC. 2024-