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Richard Malik is one of the world's most respected feline veterinarians, graduating from the University of Sydney in 1981. He initially trained in anaesthesia and intensive care at the Sydney University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. He then pursued a PhD in neuropharmacology at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University. He has been affiliated with the University of Sydney's Veterinary Clinical Sciences for over 16 years in various capacities, including as a Senior Lecturer in Feline Medicine from 1995 to 2002. Currently, Dr. Malik works as a consultant at the Centre for Veterinary Education and at private clinics in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, mainly Double Bay Veterinary Clinic and RSPCA. He is involved in collaborative research, focusing on both pure and applied aspects of research, particularly in the Veterinary Science Faculty. His research interests span genetic diseases in cats and dogs, infectious diseases affecting cats and dogs, and parasitic diseases in these animals. Dr. Malik is well recognized as an authority on mycobacterial diseases, cryptococcosis, and drug therapies for treating various conditions. He has received multiple grants for his research efforts and has been quoted in various publications regarding his expertise in veterinary medicine.
Centre for Veterinary Education • Sydney
Providing consultancy services on feline medicine and participating in collaborative research on veterinary science.
Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, University of Sydney • Sydney
Taught and conducted research in feline medicine, focusing on common diseases and new therapeutic regimens.
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