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Craig Harms

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Craig Harms

Professor

Marine Health Program Director

Department of Clinical Sciences

Internship in Zoo, Exotic and Wildlife Medicine, Kansas State University

Residency in Zoological Medicine, North Carolina State University

Zoological medicine, aquatics emphasis

Center for Marine Sciences and Technology 303 College Circle Morehead City, NC 28557

252-222-6339

Bio

Harms directs the Marine Health Program at CMAST, and conduct clinically applied research on health and diseases of aquatic and nondomestic species in the course of delivering veterinary services and support at the NC Aquariums, the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, marine mammal and sea turtle stranding networks, area research aquaculture facilities, and our Morehead City/Beaufort area marine laboratories.

Professional Experience

Private small animal practice in Alaska
Internship in Zoo, Exotic and Wildlife Medicine, Kansas State University
Residency in Zoological Medicine, North Carolina State University

Education

Ph.D. Immunology NC State University 1999

D.V.M. Iowa State University 1989

Area(s) of Expertise

Recent work includes identification of novel and emerging aquatic animal pathogens, meeting unique anesthetic challenges for in-water sensory biology research, assessing and mitigating physiologic impact of capture techniques for wildlife research, welfare concerns for stranded large whales, and pharmacokinetics in nondomestic species.

Publications

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