Visit of the Vice-Chancellor for Education and Postgraduate Studies of Lorestan University to the Veterinary Specialized Hospital
The Vice-Chancellor for Education and Postgraduate Studies of Lorestan University, Dr. Kianoush Barani, visited various sections of the university's specialized veterinary hospital, gaining firsthand insight into its capacities, activities, and educational and therapeutic matters.
According to the Public Relations of Lorestan University, during this visit, the Vice-Chancellor for Education and Postgraduate Studies engaged in discussions with faculty members and students in different hospital departments, attentively listening to their remarks, perspectives, and concerns.
Furthermore, Dr. Hassan Nayebzadeh, Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Lorestan University, emphasized to the faculty and students the significance of the specialized veterinary hospital in Lorestan Province and its role in enhancing specialized veterinary services, supporting the livestock community, and advancing clinical education for students.
At the conclusion of the visit, Dr. Barani expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the hospital's clinical faculty in the three areas of education, research, and diagnosis and treatment, and pledged to follow up on and address existing shortcomings and deficiencies within the hospital.
Following this visit, the Educational Council of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine convened at the specialized veterinary hospital with the presence of the Vice-Chancellor for Education and Postgraduate Studies.
Lorestan University's specialized veterinary hospital comprises departments for large animal internal medicine, small animal internal medicine, radiology, ultrasonography, surgery, obstetrics, and necropsy, as well as a specialized pharmacy. The hospital's laboratory is equipped with autoanalyzer and cell counter devices, enabling the measurement and diagnosis of biochemical and hematological indices.
Currently, leveraging the specialized expertise of 10 clinicians across various veterinary clinical disciplines, this hospital not only fulfills an educational role in training Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students but also provides specialized diagnostic and therapeutic services to the community and diverse groups, including livestock farmers, horse owners, poultry farmers, and pet owners.
