AusVet is a private consulting company providing services in epidemiology, disease surveillance, health information systems, program management, risk assessment, data analysis, research and epidemiology training. Based in Australia, AusVet works with clients both in Australia and internationally, across a wide range of species, including livestock, aquatic animals, wildlife, plants and human health.
This web site provides information about the company and our work, as
well as providing a range of epidemiological resources, including texts
and software for download.
AusVet's Team
 Jenny Hutchison Director |
 Angus Cameron Director |
 Evan Sergeant Director |
 Nigel Perkins Director |
 Ben Madin Director |
 Rachel Gordon Director |
 David Kennedy Senior Consultant |
 Tracey Locke Office Manager |
AusVet Office Details
The AusVet business office relocated to Toowoomba in May 2011. Contact details for this office are available on the contacts page.
News and Events
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Training in statistics and R in Singapore |
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Nigel Perkins and Evan Sergeant, with assistance from Tamsin Barnes (University of Queensland) recently conducted a very successful training workshop for the Agrifood and Veterinary Authority of Singapore in “Introduction to statistics using R”. Read more... |
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Successful Succession in AusVet |
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AusVet has reached another milestone. David Kennedy retired as a partner at the end of February, 16 years after founding AusVet with the late Chris Baldock; and Ben Madin and Rachel Gordon joined the partnership, bringing a mix of youth and experience, topped-up by recent post-graduate studies in veterinary epidemiology. Read more... |
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Johne’s disease colloquium great success |
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Despite the global economy and high Aussie dollar, almost 300 delegates from around the world enjoyed the science and hospitality offered by Professor Richard Whittington and the University of Sydney at the 11th International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis (ICP) during the second week of February. Read more... |
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