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About Claire Corridan
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Credentials
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Current Chairperson for the newly established Irish Veterinary Behaviour Association (IVBA)
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Current PT Research Manager in Animal Welfare & Ethics at University College Dublin
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Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine & Surgery from the University of Glasgow
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Doctorate in Animal Behaviour & Welfare from the University of Lincoln
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Level 3 Fear Free Practitioner
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Foundation Practitioner in Veterinary Acupunture
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Part- time lecturing in Animal Welfare Science, Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare, Ethics and Law, Universities of Lincoln and Edinburgh.
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Post- Doctoral Researcher at the Universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dublin.
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Honorary Secretary of the British Veterinary Behaviour Association for 6 years.
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Board Member of the European College of Veterinary Clinical Ethology
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Secretary of the Animal Welfare, Ethics and Law Veterinary Association
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Founder and Chair of the Irish Veterinary Behaviour Association
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Author of a Children’s Book on the importance of welfare friendly handling in veterinary practice.
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Currently commissioned to write a book on Human: Animal Bond Centred Veterinary Practice.
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23 years as a Veterinary Surgeon
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22 years seeing veterinary behavioural cases
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Set up, ran and then sold a 1st opinion small animal and veterinary behavioural referral practice
"I have been immersed in veterinary medicine since the age of 12 when I started "seeing practice,"
spending every Saturday and most of my school holidays, with my local veterinary surgery. Early in my veterinary degree at Glasgow, it became clear that I needed to be working in an animal welfare
role. Studying the behaviour of both animals and people has been hugely interesting and
rewarding. Making a real difference in the lives of both animals and their families is the very best
feeling in the world. I hope to continue achieving that in my varied roles as a clinician, academic,
lecturer and dedicated 'Pet Mum'."
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