Welcome
R-FETPV
The Regional Field Epidemiology Training Program for Veterinarians (R-FETPV) was developed under close consultation with the Thailand Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) and veterinary experts from the Department of Livestock Development, various universities, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for the most effective application of the FETP concept of “learning through providing services.”
Who We Are
Regional FETPV runs by the government of Thailand, in close collaboration with FAO and other national and international partners.
Regional FETPV is modeled after the Thai FETP, which is offered to human health professionals. Since established in 2009, R-FETPV and Thai FETP conducted a number of joint trainings, and currently organize a 1-month joint introductory course with participation of human health, animal health, wildlife health, and marine health professionals from both public and private sectors.
What We Do
Regional FETPV (R-FETPV) aims to develop skills and competencies in veterinary epidemiology that will assist governments to provide services related to animal health, human health and environmental health. FETPV is:
- “Training through providing services;” Competency- and skill-based; Holistic and multi-sectoral.
Our Success Stories
Since 2009, R-FETPV has produced :
Our program
Regional FETPV is a progressive modular program composed of 3 interrelated modules:
Basic: Introductory and animal health data analysis (5 months);
Intermediate: Animal disease investigation (12 months);
Advanced: Joint R-FETPV—Master degree program (R-FETPV-MS) on field epidemiology (12-24 months
- Collaboration and partnerships of national and international stakeholders
- Motivation and commitment of trainees
- Support and commitment of national competent authorities supervising trainees/graduates
- Continuing support from the hosting government
Key to success
Program
Collaborative Contributor
Dr.Kachen Wongsathapornchai
Senior Animal Health Officer (ECTAD Regional Manager)
Dr.Sanipa Suradhat
Professor in Immunology
Dr.Prakit Srisai
Chief of Animal Health Section
Dr.Mo Salman
Professor of Preventive Veterinary Medicine and Infectious Animal Diseases
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