Alex MacLennan

Alex MacLennan is a Lecturer in Small Animal Veterinary Practice at Charles Sturt University's School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences. Their academic roles include mentoring final-year veterinary students, tutoring in spey clinics, and teaching dermatology and behavior. Prior to academia, Alex worked in health/welfare policy for the Australian wool industry and practiced at a mixed veterinary clinic, specializing in small animal emergency medicine and critical care. They emphasize client education in geriatric animal care.

• Education: BAppSc (Equine and Animal Prod), BVetBiol/BVetSc (Charles Sturt University)

Research interests focus on improving clinical practices in companion animal medicine, client-pet education, and advancing small animal emergency care. Teaching spans 4th to 6th-year veterinary students, with a particular emphasis on clinical rotations and practical skill development.

No scientific awards explicitly listed. Current roles include contributing to the University's small animal teaching team and fostering student development through hands-on clinical training.