About
Daisy Parr is a Junior Lecturer and Placement Tutor in the Department of Veterinary Nursing at Hartpury University. She is actively involved in teaching, curriculum development, and student supervision, with a strong focus on clinical skills and professional placement preparation.
Education:
- BSc (Hons) in Veterinary Nursing, Hartpury University
- FdSc in Veterinary Nursing Science (SW), Hartpury University
- Advanced Diploma in Applied Animal Behaviour, Compass Education
- Award in Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice, Fresh Management Solutions
Her research and teaching are centered on improving animal welfare, particularly in rabbits, and advancing veterinary nursing education through evidence-based practice and innovation in assessment methods. She has a keen interest in animal behaviour and its integration into clinical settings.
The primary focus of her research, as reflected in her 2019 conference poster, is on how routine veterinary appointments affect rabbit welfare. This work intersects with preventive care, clinical documentation, and stress reduction in small animal practice, highlighting her commitment to enhancing standards in veterinary nursing.
She is also engaged in academic activities, including conference presentations on innovative assessment techniques in veterinary nursing education.
Daisy Parr contributes to student development as a dissertation supervisor and placement tutor, guiding the next generation of veterinary nurses. She is part of a broader teaching team responsible for key modules in the BSc and Diploma programs.
She is associated with professional memberships including RCVS and is actively involved in advancing veterinary nursing through teaching, research, and professional development.
