Ingrid Mabin

Dr Ingrid Mabin is a Lecturer in Professional Practice and Academic Advisor (Sydney) at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Veterinary Science. She joined the university in 2016, focusing on veterinary education, clinical communication, and professional practice development. She holds a BVSc (1989) and MVSc (2015) from the University of Sydney, alongside postgraduate qualifications in education and training.

Her research emphasizes effective teaching strategies in veterinary clinical environments, resilience in the veterinary profession, and the use of clinical skills laboratories. Notable projects include investigating mid-to-late-career veterinarian resilience and cultural competence in veterinary curricula. She is a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

Mabin teaches courses such as VETS6201 (The Veterinary Professional 2) and VETS6308 (Veterinary Practice Management). Her work spans peer-reviewed journals and conferences, addressing topics like remote clinical communication workshops and supervisor-student dynamics in internships.

• Education:
  • BVSc (Veterinary Science), University of Sydney (1989)
  • MVSc (Veterinary Science), University of Sydney (2015)
  • Graduate Diploma in Education (Science)
  • Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (Higher Education)
  • Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
• Awards:
  • Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
• Current Projects:
  • Resilience in veterinary practice
  • Improving clinical communication skills