A Message from the President of ACLAM - American College of ...
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New <strong>ACLAM</strong> Diplomates<br />
Dr, Trinka Adamson<br />
Dr, Mark Bates<br />
Dr, Leslie Birke<br />
Dr, Rebecca Blackwood<br />
Dr, Christine Boehm<br />
Dr, Robin Burke<br />
Dr, Lynn Collura<br />
Dr, Coreen Cooper-Pesco<br />
Dr, Michael Drake<br />
Dr, Laura Gallaugher<br />
Dr, Peter Gasper<br />
Dr, David Hanwell<br />
Dr, Kelly Hopper<br />
Dr, Kelly Hugunin<br />
Dr, Sherrie Jean<br />
Dr, Andrew Jefcoat<br />
Dr, Kelly Jensen<br />
Dr, Colena Kemp-Johnson<br />
Dr, Vanessa Lee<br />
Dr, Jamie Lovagilo<br />
Dr, Luis Lugo-Roman<br />
Dr, Jamus MacGuire<br />
Dr, Maria Martino-Cardona<br />
Dr, Mary An McCrackin<br />
Dr, Krinon Moccia<br />
Dr, Rashida, Moore<br />
Dr, Pablo Morales<br />
Dr, Joanne, Morris<br />
Dr, Fakhrid-deen Muhammad<br />
Dr, Hea<strong>the</strong>r Narver<br />
Dr, Nicole Nemetz<br />
Dr, Denise Newsom<br />
Dr, Rhonda Oates-O’Brien<br />
Dr, Lise Phaneuf<br />
Dr, Rodolfo Ricart Arbona<br />
Dr, Mat<strong>the</strong>w Rosenbaum<br />
Dr, Timothy Settle<br />
Dr, Steven Shipley<br />
Dr, Brett Taylor<br />
Dr, Betty Theriault<br />
Dr, Danielle Turner<br />
Dr, Christin Veeder<br />
Dr, Michael Wadanoli<br />
Dr, Ida Washington<br />
Dr, Tiffany Whitcomb<br />
Dr, Allison Williams<br />
Dr, Gerard Winnen<br />
Dr, Erin Yu<br />
Vol 41 - No. 3 September 2010<br />
in existence. In 2007, ILAR convened an international meeting <strong>of</strong> laboratory<br />
animal medicine specialists to review and discuss <strong>the</strong> various regulatory and<br />
guidance documents available in several countries regarding what constitutes<br />
adequate veterinary care, and whe<strong>the</strong>r training specific to laboratory animal<br />
species is required or recommended. This review was subsequently published<br />
(Zurlo et al. 2009).<br />
Both <strong>ACLAM</strong> and ECLAM have published guidelines/descriptions <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
laboratory animal veterinarian’s responsibilities, and <strong>the</strong> requisite competencies<br />
to be able to appropriately discharge those responsibilities. Such guidelines<br />
are important because <strong>the</strong>y establish a framework for <strong>the</strong> training necessary for<br />
<strong>the</strong> graduate veterinarian who wishes to work effectively in laboratory animal<br />
medicine. However, <strong>the</strong>re is a potential gap in ensuring adequate veterinary<br />
training for those individuals in countries where specialty training currently is not<br />
available. Variability in <strong>the</strong> quality <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> veterinary medical program <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
at each institution can result in tangible consequences for <strong>the</strong> animal and <strong>the</strong><br />
research.<br />
This meeting will solicit discussion on what constitutes an adequate program<br />
<strong>of</strong> veterinary care in an animal research, testing or teaching environment. The<br />
discussion will also focus on what skills are essential for a veterinarian to possess<br />
in order to deliver <strong>the</strong> necessary components <strong>of</strong> such a program. In discussions<br />
subsequent to this meeting, recommendations for achievable core knowledge<br />
and skills will be targeted which could be used in setting goals for those charged<br />
with providing veterinary care to laboratory animals. Your participation in this<br />
meeting will be <strong>the</strong> key to <strong>the</strong> success <strong>of</strong> this effort.<br />
As space is limited, please RSVP to Dr. Kathryn Bayne (kbayne@aaalac.org)<br />
by September 30th to ensure your participation.<br />
<strong>ACLAM</strong> Announcements<br />
New <strong>ACLAM</strong> Diplomates<br />
The Board <strong>of</strong> Directors voted 48 new Diplomates into <strong>the</strong> <strong>American</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
Laboratory Animal Medicine on August 1, 2010 after successfully completing<br />
<strong>the</strong> certification examination. The new Diplomates are: Drs: Trinka Adamson,<br />
Duarte, CA, Mark Bates, Richmond VA, Leslie Birke, New Orleans, LA, Rebecca<br />
Blackwood, San Antonio, TX, Christine Boehm, Tallahassee, FL, Robin Burke,<br />
Frederick,MD, Lynn Collura, Alice, TX, Coreen Cooper-Pesco, Austin, TX, Michael<br />
Drake, Columbia, MO, Laura Gallaugher, Columbus, OH, Peter Gasper, Fremont,<br />
WI, David Hanwell, Toronto, ON, Kelly Hopper, Homestead, FL, Kelly Hugunin,<br />
Poolesville, MD, Sherrie Jean, Atlanta, GA, Andrew Jefcoat, Madison, WI, Kelly<br />
Jensen, Berkeley, CA , Colena Kemp-Johnson, West Point, PA, Vanessa Lee,<br />
Atlanta, GA, Jamie Lovagilo, Richland, WA, Luis Lugo-Roman, Silver Spring, MD,<br />
Jamus MacGuire, Pennington, NJ, Maria Martino-Cardona, Iowa City, IA, Mary<br />
An McCrackin, Missoula, MT, Krinon Moccia, Be<strong>the</strong>sda, MD, Rashida, Moore,<br />
Be<strong>the</strong>sda, MD, Pablo Morales, Homestead, FL, Joanne, Morris, Charlestown,<br />
MA, Fakhrid-deen Muhammad, Rockville, MD, Hea<strong>the</strong>r Narver, Be<strong>the</strong>sda, MD,<br />
Nicole Nemetz, Houston, TX, Denise Newsom, Seattle, WA, Rhonda Oates-<br />
O’Brien, Davis, CA, Lise Phaneuf, Toronto, ON, Rodolfo Ricart Arbona, New<br />
York, NY, Mat<strong>the</strong>w Rosenbaum, Greenville, NC, Timothy Settle, Be<strong>the</strong>sda, MD,<br />
Steven Shipley, Baltimore, MD, Brett Taylor, Frederick, MD, Betty Theriault,