Experience wildlife veterinary medicine and conservation in East Africa
Visit Uganda and East Africa and work with our experienced wildlife and domestic animal veterinarians to study both the practical and theoretical elements of:
Our signature 14-day training course in field techniques for wildlife capture
Designed for veterinary students and veterinarians, our Field Techniques for Zoo and Wildlife Capture course provides hands-on training in wildlife immobilization techniques. The course can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your group.
Learn safe and effective wildlife capture techniques
Hands-on field work with various African wildlife species
Tailored to meet your group's specific learning objectives
Learn various methods for administering immobilizing drugs
Understand safety measures for both animals and handlers
Specialized approaches for different African wildlife
Proper procedures for animal monitoring and recovery
Unique wildlife encounters through technology-assisted tracking
Join our local veterinarians and researchers to track large predators like lions and leopards using satellite technology. Experience up-close encounters while contributing to conservation research.
Detour inside national parks for unparalleled wildlife photography opportunities. Our experts will help you capture stunning images while ensuring minimal disturbance to animals.
Conduct research at the interface between animals, humans, and the environment
We welcome individual and group projects addressing critical conservation issues. Our team provides comprehensive support to facilitate your research in Uganda and East Africa.
Assistance with research permits and national park entry
Introduction letters to community leaders
Materials transfer agreements (MTAs) and other necessary documents
Experience our conservation programs through video
Comprehensive programs that combine veterinary expertise with field conservation work to protect Africa's wildlife
Conduct comprehensive health assessments of wild animal populations, track disease patterns, and implement preventive care strategies.
Provide medical support to anti-poaching units, treat injured wildlife, and assist in rescue operations for endangered species.
Participate in cutting-edge wildlife research projects, contribute to scientific publications, and advance conservation medicine.
Establish and operate mobile veterinary clinics in remote areas, providing essential medical care to wildlife and domestic animals.
Deliver educational programs to local communities about wildlife conservation, animal health, and sustainable coexistence practices.
Collaborate with leading conservation organizations, research institutions, and government agencies on large-scale conservation initiatives.
Follow our structured application process to join our conservation programs
Submit your online application with personal details, educational background, and conservation interests.
Our team reviews your qualifications, experience, and alignment with program requirements.
Participate in a video interview to discuss your motivation, experience, and program expectations.
Complete medical examination and obtain required vaccinations for field work in Africa.
Receive your specific program assignment, location details, and team information.
Attend comprehensive training covering safety protocols, cultural awareness, and program-specific skills.
Ensure you meet our program requirements before applying
From accredited veterinary school with valid license
Clinical veterinary practice or related field
Ability to work in challenging field conditions
With at least 6 months validity remaining
International travel and medical insurance
Fluent English (written and spoken)
Previous work with exotic or wildlife species
Published research or advanced degree
Previous experience in remote or challenging environments
Swahili, French, or other African languages
Educational or training background
Additional certifications in conservation or ecology
Hear from veterinarians who have made a difference through our conservation programs
Wildlife Veterinarian, Australia
"Working with the anti-poaching unit in Kenya was life-changing. We saved 23 elephants from snare injuries and trained local rangers in wildlife first aid. The impact goes far beyond individual animals."
Research Veterinarian, USA
"The research opportunities in Tanzania exceeded my expectations. Our disease monitoring program led to early detection of a potential outbreak, preventing significant wildlife losses."
Community Veterinarian, India
"The community education program in Botswana was incredibly rewarding. Teaching local farmers about wildlife-friendly practices created lasting change for human-wildlife coexistence."
We collaborate with leading conservation organizations worldwide
Upcoming program dates and application deadlines
Ready to make a difference in wildlife conservation? Contact us to learn more about our programs
Your inquiry has been sent successfully. We will get back to you shortly.
There was a problem submitting your form. Please try again later.
Speak with our conservation program coordinators
+254 700 123 456
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM EAT
Get detailed information about programs
conservation@wildmedsafaris.com
Response within 24 hours
Visit our headquarters in Nairobi
Conservation House, Westlands
Nairobi, Kenya
By appointment only
We respond to all program inquiries within 24 hours. For urgent matters, please call our direct line.