Anna Shortall

• Maintained accurate records of animal research data and results for comprehensive analysis.
• Conducted daily health assessments and monitored test subjects' behaviors to ensure welfare.
• Administered medications and treatments according to established veterinary protocols.
• Collected blood and biological samples for laboratory testing and analysis purposes.
• Assisted with necropsies of deceased animals, contributing to research objectives.
• Developed standard operating procedures to improve animal care practices.
• Ordered supplies for diverse animal research projects, ensuring resource availability.
• Provided technical assistance to scientists, facilitating ongoing animal research efforts.

• Prepared reagent solutions for AI straw production per standard procedures.
• Maintained detailed records of test results for supervisor review.
• Monitored and maintained production equipment to ensure optimal functionality.
• Recorded experimental data in logbooks and documentation systems.
• Troubleshot and resolved technical issues in production processes.
• Conducted maintenance tasks on production equipment, including cleaning and lubrication.
• Operated automated testing machines to evaluate product performance parameters.
• Evaluated and analyzed experimental data for accuracy and completeness.

Conducted rumen sampling from fistulated cows independently after training.

Administered medications, including antibiotics and pain relief, to cattle, sheep, and goats.

Performed animal husbandry tasks such as dagging, vaccinating, capsuling, and drenching.

Restraint of sheep and trial animals for rumen, faecal, saliva, and blood sampling.

Supervised blood sampling of sheep and signed off on procedures.

Fed trial animals, including indoor sheep, calves, and cattle.

Collaborated with a team to empty faecal bags efficiently.

• Monitored pony condition during games and practices, administering first aid as required.
• Checked horses' legs pre- and post-exercise to identify swelling or heat indicative of injury.
• Prepared ponies for activities by brushing them after each match or practice session.
• Maintained horse stalls daily, ensuring cleanliness with appropriate materials.
• Inspected tack regularly to assess need for repairs or replacement parts.
• Identified signs of illness in ponies, consulting veterinarians and following prescribed treatments.
• Organized feed bins by type, monitoring levels to ensure adequate nutrition for horses.
• Exercised ponies to maintain physical fitness and readiness.