TEXAS BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS

E. Christopher Staley, DVM, MS
Curriculum vitae
Page 4 (professional Experience, cont'd)
1988-1991
Duties:
1986-1988
Duties:
operational budget. Acted as administrative liaison between
principal investigators and NMSU Grants and Contracts Office in
pre-award contract administration. Served as Chairman, NMRPRL
Management Conunittee, solving management-related problems
and providing training to middle-level managers. Supervised a
staff of 40-45 maintenance, administrative and support personnel.
Institute Veterinarian and Chief, Animal Health and Care Section,
Division of Intramural Research, National Institute of Neurological
Disorders and Stroke, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD.
Responsible for developing a laboratory animal support program in
accordance with current regulations and for preparing the Institute
for AAALAC accreditation. Served as the principal Institute
specialist and advisor on NINDS and NIH programs of animal care
and use. Represented the Institute on NIH and DHHS conunittees,
boards, and panels regarding animal use. Served as Executive
Secretary, NINDS Animal Care and Use Conunittee.
Administered laboratory animal care and support program that
included the care of an average of 15,200 animals per day, housed
in five buildings on the Bethesda, MD campus, the Park 5 Building
in Rockville, MD, and Building 376, Ft. Detrick, MD. Served as
Project Officer for University of Puerto Rico/Caribbean Primate
Research Center breeding contract (rhesus macaques) and as Co­
Project Officer for University of Southwest Louisiana primate
breeding and research contract (rhesus, cynomolgus and pigtail
macaques, chimpanzees, African green and squirrel monkeys,
horses, cats and small ruminants). Supervised care ofNINDSowned
gorillas at off-campus (zoo) sites. Performed collaborative
research within the intramural research program. Supervised a
staff of 4 veterinarians and 25-30 animal care technicians.
Provided Institute-specific training to subordinate staff as well as
investigators/research fellows and technicians.
Veterinarian and Director, Immunochemical Reagents, Whittaker
Bioproducts, Inc., Walkersville, MD.
Veterinarian- Managed all phases of design and implementation of
the Laboratory Animal Care and Use Program, including the
provision of veterinary care to approximately 3000 animals at any
given time representing 11 species. Included in that census were a
breeding colony of Aotus trivirgatus, blood donor colonies of