Mark S. Flint, BVSc, BSc(Hons), MApplSc, MPhil, PhD, Dipl. ACAW
Associate Professor - Clinical
Program Head of Zoo & Wildlife Conservation Medicine & Ecosystem Health
Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine
The Ohio State University
A100A Sisson Hall
1920 Coffey Rd.
Columbus, OH 43210
Phone:
614-292-6166
Fax:
614-292-4142
Lab: Ecosystem Health Unit
Professional Training and Experience
- PhD, The University of Queensland
- MApplSc, The University of Queensland
- MPhil, The University of Queensland
- BSc(Hons), University of Tasmania
- BVSc, The University of Queensland
Research Interests
- Focus on Zoo and Wildlife Conservation Medicine and Ecosystem Health
- Identifying prevalent and emerging diseases in marine and freshwater animal species as they relate to environmental and commercial stressors
- Identifying anthropogenic and natural pressures that will impact on the survivorship of species and the health of the ecosystem
- Using a multi-species approach to investigations concentrating on fauna that offer potential as a sentinel of ecosystem health for their environmental niche