Mari Kapanadze is undertaking professional training in Estonia 

Mari Kapanadze, a veterinary assistant at Veterinarium, is taking a 2-month practical course in Small Animal Medicine at the Estonian University of Life Sciences. The intensive course carries 10 ECTS credits.

The training is part of the partnership between the Agricultural University of Georgia and the Estonian University of Life Sciences. 

Mari travelled to Tartu on 12 September. Her travel and living expenses are covered by the Veterinarium Staff Development Fund and the Kakha Bendukidze Knowledge Fund. 

The course takes place at the university’s veterinary clinic, where Mari works alongside experienced Estonian veterinarians and mentors, taking part in daily clinical practice.

Mari is a master’s student at the Agricultural University of Georgia’s School of Veterinary Medicine. She has a particular interest in surgery, which is why she primarily works in Veterinarium’s surgical department.