- Lecturer, Junior Surgery Clinical Instructor
- Simulation Based Education
Biography
Dr. Tasha Bradley, a Lecturer and Clinical Instructor with the Department of Simulation Based Education (SBE) has private practice, practice ownership and academic experience. She obtained her veterinary medicine and surgery degree from the University of Nottingham, UK in 2017. Following her graduation, she pursued a two-year internship in Ag Animal Medicine and Surgery at WSU. Following this, she established and co-owned Red Barn Mobile Vets, a mixed-animal mobile practice based on the Palouse. She also serves as a Clinical Communications Coach for the WSU program. Dr. Bradley’s current work as an educator means she can bring her clinical expertise and experience to the classroom. She is passionate about the future of veterinary education, in particular, how simulation-based education can equip and influence future professionals to excel within the veterinary industry.
Education
- Ag Animal Medicine & Surgery Internship, 2017-2019
- BVM BVS, University of Nottingham, UK, 2017
- BVetMedSci, Unviersity of Nottingham, UK, 2015
Research Interest
- Simulation Based Education
- Clinical Skill Development
- Clinical Communication