Omaima Mohammed

Recent Veterinary Technology graduate with practical training and experience in animal care, clinical support, wildlife management, veterinary diagnostics, laboratory techniques, pathology, histopathology, animal handling, and health monitoring. Gained hands-on experience working with small and large animals, Arabian oryx, gazelles, horses, and police dogs, with exposure to medication administration, vaccination, diagnostic testing, research activities, data collection, and clinical case assessment under supervision. Demonstrates an interest in animal health, medical care, wildlife, nature, and scientifc research, with a commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

Personal interests include reading, exploring new places, and connecting with nature and wildlife.

Veterinary technologist at Royal Oman Police (horse & k9 unit) (2025-07 – 2025-08)

Completed a four-week veterinary training program with the Royal Oman Police (ROP).

• Gained practical experience in the care and handling of horses and police dogs under supervision.
• Learned how to enter, update, and manage animal data using electronic and paper-based records.
• Assisted with X-ray procedures and basic dental care under veterinary supervision.
• Observed and assisted with medication administration and injections in a clinical setting.
• Assisted with laboratory diagnostic tests and learned how test results can support accurate diagnosis and treatment.
• Observed animals for external signs of illness, including changes in behavior, movement, appetite, and physical condition.
• Learned how to assess internal health through clinical fndings and laboratory test results.
• Participated in case reviews and learned how to connect clinical signs, history, and laboratory results to understand animal health conditions.
• Attended case discussions and observed the presentation of animal cases to the Colonel.

Veterinary technologist at Al Maha Wildlife Reserve (2026-07 – 2026-08)

Completed a two-month veterinary training and volunteer program in wildlife care and management.

• Participated in the vaccination of 300+ Arabian oryx and 400+ mountain gazelles under veterinary supervision.
• Took part in the examination, treatment, and monitoring of sick and injured animals.
• Collected and managed animal health data and prepared reports and medical records.
• Participated in post-mortem examinations of oryx, gazelles, and Omani spiny-tailed lizards to identify possible causes of death.
• Performed fecal and blood examinations for the detection of internal and blood parasites.
• Gained hands-on knowledge of animal behavior, daily habits, feeding patterns, sex identifcation, wildlife handling, and animal welfare.
• Developed practical skills in wildlife handling, animal health monitoring, diagnostic testing, animal welfare, and veterinary feldwork.

University Clinical Rotation at Government Veterinary Clinics | Seeb & Barka (2024-09 – 2025-06)

Participated in practical rotations at government veterinary clinics in Seeb and Barka, with a focus on large animal clinical care.

• Assisted with clinical examination, diagnosis, and treatment of animal cases under veterinary supervision.
• Assisted with medication and injection administration, as well as blood collection for diagnostic purposes.
• Performed physical and visual clinical assessments and supported the evaluation of animal health conditions.
• Collected, handled, and properly preserved biological samples for laboratory examination and diagnostic testing.
• Participated in surgical procedures and provided assistance during veterinary operations.
• Assisted with fracture management and casting/splinting procedures under veterinary supervision.
• Participated in ultrasonographic examination of pregnant animals and assisted with pregnancy assessment

Bachelor of Science in Veterinary technologist and animal science – Sultan Qaboos University (2020-09 – 2026-06)