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   abstract: Science Advisor with the Midcontinent Region
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   abstract: Jonathan Sleeman is a Science Advisor for the Midcontinent Region.
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   abstract: "Dr. Sleeman leads a team to advance wildlife health science for the\
     \ benefit of animals, humans, and the environment through multidisciplinary\
     \ research and technical assistance to federal, state, and tribal agencies as\
     \ well as internationally as a World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) Collaborating\
     \ Centre. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Wisconsin, School\
     \ of Veterinary Medicine. He has authored over 60 peer-reviewed publications\
     \ and several book chapters all on the topics of wildlife and ecosystem health.\
     \ He is active in various scientific organizations, including the Wildlife Disease\
     \ Association and Ecohealth International, and serves on the OIE\u2019s Working\
     \ Group on Wildlife. He is board certified by the American College of Zoological\
     \ Medicine and received his veterinary degree and master\u2019s degree in zoology\
     \ from the University of Cambridge, England. Previous positions include Director\
     \ of the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Center in Rwanda and Wildlife Veterinarian\
     \ for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries."
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   name: 2004 Master of Arts, Zoology, Churchill College, University of Cambridge
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   name: 1989-1992 Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (Distinction in Pathology, Microbiology
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   name: 1986-1989 Bachelor of Arts, Zoology (Awarded first class honours), Churchill
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   name: Special Zoological Medicine Training1993-1995 Resident, Avian and Zoological
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     Intern, Exotic/Zoological Medicine, Coll
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   name: May 2009 - June 2023 Center Director, USGS, National Wildlife Health Center
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