Research. Medicine. Conservation.
Our mission is to provide sustainable state of the art training, education, diagnostics, and research support for managed care and wild aquatic species. (Photo courtesy David Schricte.)
Education Opportunities
SeaVet 2021
SeaVet Clinical Training
The SeaVet Clinical Training Program will be offered in the summer of 2021! Check out our course page for updates on course date, registration, and course material. We hope you will join us!
College Courses You can take Anywhere
Collegiate Distance Learning Courses
Our program offers courses on aquatic animal health and conservation topics that you can take from anywhere in the world. Get started today by visiting our Distance Learning webpage to find out more if this opportunity is right for you!
Fun online Learning for Kids
Elementary Online Lessons
Our program has created fun learning videos all about aquatic animals topics to keep your kids/students engaged at home. Optional learning questions accompany these videos. Come and enjoy learning with the Aquatic Animal Health Program!
Program Initiatives
Diagnostics
Diagnostics are a crucial part of the animal health puzzle. While some domestic animal diagnostics can be applied to aquatic animals, others require modification and creativity. Our program provides resources that are specifically suited for these aquatic species.
Research
Our research interests include animal and ecosystem health, conservation, and beyond. We have faculty and graduate students studying a range of aquatic species and habitats in an effort to contribute to new scientific data regarding aquatic animals and habitats.
Clinical Training and Education
We offer a range of educational opportunities for veterinary students, post-DVM specialty programs, undergraduate and graduate students, and even primary education students.
Stranding Response
Our program is part of a collaboration with the Southeast Stranding Network. Our team assists with response to sick, injured, or deceased marine mammals and sea turtles. Additionally, these efforts contribute to population and health data of these species in this expansive geographical range.
Recent News
Gas Bubble Disease in Louie the Seahorse
A Save by Aquatic Animal Health Resident Dr. Tatiana Weisbrod and ColleaguesLouie the seahorse is back home in his 45-gallon saltwater tank and doing…
UF AAH Program Hosts IAAAM Virtual Symposium
In June, the Aquatic Animal Health Program hosted the IAAAM 2020 Virtual Symposium, which had the 2nd largest attendance of any IAAAM conference.
UF Marine Animal Rescue Returns Hooked Kemps…
The UF Marine Animal Rescue Program returned Kemps Ridley “Isurus” back home to the waters of Cedar Key following his rehabilitation at Clearwater…
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Career and Internship Opportunities
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Get Involved
Our Upcoming Events
Interested in getting involved with our program? We offer a wide range of opportunities such a monthly seminar series, trainings, courses, and more. Visit our events page to see what opportunities we have for you.
Community Extension
Teaching the next generation and you.
Outreach is a key component in our program! We love to visit schools, go to festivals, or even come to your summer camp to teach you and your children all about aquatic animals.
