Dr. Teresa Morishita: Networking & Mentorship in Poultry | Ep. 132 | The Poultry Podcast Show

In this special International Women’s Day episode of The Poultry Podcast Show, Dr. Teresa Morishita from the Western University of Health Sciences talks about key issues affecting the poultry industry. She shares her knowledge on topics like avian cholera epidemiology, disease prevention, and poultry health while also highlighting the hands-on learning opportunities offered through the Poultry Health Management School. Dr. Morishita emphasizes the value of mentorship in inspiring future leaders in the field. Don’t miss her insights on improving poultry health and fostering industry collaboration—available now on all major platforms!

"Collaborative efforts across academia and industry ensure that innovations in poultry health reach professionals working directly in the field."

Meet the guest: Dr. Teresa Morishita holds a DVM, MPVM, MS, and PhD from UC-Davis, with extensive experience in comparative pathology and poultry medicine. As a professor at the Western University of Health Sciences, she has devoted her career to improving avian health and food safety, as well as mentoring future poultry professionals. Dr. Morishita also co-founded the Poultry Health Management School, a program offering hands-on education for industry leaders.

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