Jane Clark, Director of Veterinary Services

World Vets Day 2024: Veterinarians are essential health workers

Jane Clark, Director of Veterinary Services, 26 April 2024 - Our mission

As the global veterinary community celebrates World Veterinary Day 2024 tomorrow, Jane Clark, Director of Veterinary Services for the Food Standards Agency, shares her thoughts on the vital role of Veterinarians in public health and the opportunities and challenges facing the profession.

Equity, equality and veterinary services on International Women's Day

Jane Clark, Director of Veterinary Services, 8 March 2023 - People

On International Women's Day, Jane Clark our Director of Veterinary Services shares her journey to the top of her profession and how the fight for equity continues.

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