Hammad Ur Rahman

Lead clinical diagnosis, treatment, and surgical procedures for small animals, managing 10+ canine and feline cases daily and supervising veterinary assistants to optimize workflow.

Managed multi-species clinical and reproductive services including artificial insemination in ruminants and designed herd health and vaccination programs to enhance clinic operations and client engagement.

Assisted in diagnostics, surgery, and preventive care for companion animals; supported treatment planning, post-operative care, and vaccination campaigns while gaining hands-on lab and imaging experience.

Managed herd health programs, conducted estrus synchronization, CIDR protocols and artificial insemination, and oversaw calf health and farm biosecurity to maintain productivity.

Assisted in diagnosis, treatment, surgery and reproductive management for large and small animals, and supported disease prevention and herd health initiatives.

Participated in surgery, post-operative care, artificial insemination, ultrasound diagnostics and fertility treatments, and contributed to clinical research and multi-species health projects.

Registered Veterinary Medical Practitioner with the Pakistan Veterinary Medical Council, registration valid 2024–2029.

Activities and societies: Clinical rotations, pre-internships, surgery, ultrasonography, and reproductive management training.

Completed a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with clinical rotations and practical training in surgery, diagnostics, and herd health management.

Completed FSc Pre-Medical studies focusing on foundational sciences required for veterinary medicine.

Completed the Google IT Support Professional Certificate, covering IT support fundamentals and troubleshooting.

Completed a one-year Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) through the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa technical board.

Completed an online course in Dairy Production and Management focusing on dairy herd health and production practices.