Assistant Professor - Veterinary Anatomy/Animal Sciences
Well-qualified conservationist/Veterinarian offering strong knowledge of native species conservation and invasive species management. Offering 17 years of expertise leveraging animal health, wildlife reserve management tools to meet conservation objectives. Excellent history of implementing new veterinary services and techniques.
A veterinarian specializing in animals health and wildlife conservation. I worked in various governmental agencies, where I worked in animal health research and had contributions in national projects to monitoring and control animal diseases and zoonosis. I participated in the national project to monitor and control avian influenza and Glanders disease. I also worked on projects for genetic and phenotypic evaluation of herds of captive animals such as Gazelles and Arabian oryx.
Well-qualified conservationist/Veterinarian offering strong knowledge of native species conservation and invasive species management. Offering 17 years of expertise leveraging animal health, wildlife reserve management tools to meet conservation objectives. Excellent history of implementing new veterinary services and techniques.
A veterinarian specializing in animals health and wildlife conservation. I worked in various governmental agencies, where I worked in animal health research and had contributions in national projects to monitoring and control animal diseases and zoonosis. I participated in the national project to monitor and control avian influenza and Glanders disease. I also worked on projects for genetic and phenotypic evaluation of herds of captive animals such as Gazelles and Arabian oryx.
Aug 2014 - Jun 2019 PhD:
Veterinary Science, Population GeneticsThe University Of Sydney - Sydney, Australia
This study uses two population genetics and two veterinary approaches that influence the success of captive Arabian oryx management. Appropriate and lots of data were collected to address the aims. The data well organized and taken steps to provide useful insights for conservation of Arabian oryx. Results will no doubt be useful for improving the management of captive oryx.
Dec 2008 -Jan 2010
Master of Veterinary Studies : Veterinary Surveillance
Disease is a significant factor limiting the productivity of livestock and affecting human and animal health in both developed and developing nations. New, emerging and re-emerging diseases of animals can have a considerable effect on a country's economy, as well as impacting directly on the lives of the community, farmers and their families. In this course I obtained the skills essential to minimize disease incursions, monitor the presence of diseases and design and evaluate control measures to restrict disease impact.
Sep 1998 - Jun 2004
Veterinary Medicine And Animal Wealth Resources
Be able as a veterinarian, to diagnose and treat diseases of animals, and to care for their health and welfare. Develop knowledge and skills that I can use to help the clients and their animals. Extend my experience with all species of animals by completing placements with animal shelters, the Zoo and a wide range of farms and veterinary practices, both in Saudi Arabia and internationally. Veterinary structure and function, Principles of surgery, anesthesia and diagnostic imaging Processes in animal disease, Health and management of production animals Avian, wildlife and exotic pet medicine.
Genetic Breeding.Population genetics and genomics espacially wildlife.Using gentics tools in animal health diganosis and treatment. Morphoical and genetic description of wildlife in Oman.
Rescued back from extinction in the wild: past, present and future of the genetics of the Arabian oryx in Oman.
Postmortem Findings in Captive Sand Gazelle and Arabian Oryx at Al-Wusta Wildlife Reserve, Oman
The study followed the guidelines of research permit approved by The Animal Welf
DOI/URL:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&cluster=13933414913816640493&btnI=1&hl=en
A sand gazelle project launched in Al Wusta wildlife reserve, Oman,
INTRODUCTION Historically the Arabian sand gazelle Gazella subgutturosa marica, ranged the open sand habita
DOI/URL:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&cluster=17450215296546472776&btnI=1&hl=en
Spatio-temporal pattern of sylvatic rabies in the Sultanate of Oman, 2006–2010, Spatio-temporal pattern of sylvatic rabies in the Sultanate of Oman, 2006–2010
Sero-survey of equine infectious anemia in the Sultanate of Oman during 2007-2009
The equine infectious anemia (EIA) is a potentially fatal and relapsing blood borne ail
DOI/URL:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&cluster=8219871619290973547&btnI=1&hl=en
Malignant lymphoma in calves of local Omani cattle in an organized dairy farm, Malignant lymphoma in calves of local Omani cattle in an organized dairy farm
Detection of rabies virus in brain tissue by one-step reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology.
Population genetics and health assessment of the Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx) at the Al-Wusta Wildlife Reserve in Oman.
- The National committee for Control and management the Invasive species.
1- Monitoring and Protecting Endangered Animals in the Omani Wildlife Reserves Using the Technologies of the 4th Industrial Revolution. 2- Phenotypic and Genotypic Characterization of Cape Hare (Lepus capensis) in Oman. 3- The National Genetic Bank of Wildlife in Oman. 4- Phenotypic and Genotypic Characterization of Myna bird in Oman.