Biography
Mark graduated from the University of Bristol in 1989 and, after working in mixed and small animal practice, established his own primary care practice in 1994 on the south coast.
This grew rapidly into a busy four-vet practice which then became part of a successful local group.
In 2002 Mark then established the Centre for Integrated and Holistic Medicine and he now works mainly by referral, with some first-opinion work for a local charity and also for racing greyhounds.
During his first term on RCVS Council, Mark was a member of the Advisory and External Affairs Committees.
Mark is currently Junior Vice-President of the British Association of Homoeopathic Veterinary Surgeons, has co-authored a number of books on alternative medicine and animal health and contributes to magazines related to the pet industry.
His interests include working and training dogs for a variety of uses, as well as wetland management and conservation, the latter being recognised recently by a national award.
Council Member category
- Elected:
- 2001 - 2005
- 2007 - 2015
Committee membership
- Preliminary Investigation Committee
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Chief Veterinary Surgeon, Cat and Rabit Rescue (Charity no. 1010000) |
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Conservation and Biodiversity |
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National Gamekeepers Association – Committee Member (Deer Branch) |