Invetus’ Research Leaders and Senior Researchers are highly qualified, experienced and passionate about conducting research studies.
Invetus can undertake research in any species; at any level of rigour; pen, field or clinic; in any disease state.
Invetus has nearly 30 scientists, veterinarians and quality professionals who can work on your research projects.
Contact one of our senior Researchers now to discuss your research needs - or even your early research ideas; we love to help you think through what you need to do to achieve your business objectives, from proof-of-concept to post-marketing studies..
Chrissie Jackson, Site Leader, Wongaburra Research Centre
BSc (hons)
Chrissie is an accomplished animal scientist with extensive experience in conducting acaricide efficacy studies. As the Site Leader at Wongaburra Research Centre, she brings a wealth of expertise in managing and administering the Animal Ethics Committee. Her role encompasses site compliance, human resources, and facility management, ensuring that all operations align with the highest ethical and regulatory standards. With a deep commitment to animal welfare and research integrity, Chrissie plays a vital role in advancing the centre’s mission and fostering a collaborative environment for innovative research.
Contact Chrissie to discuss Companion Animal Pen studies in Australia
Dr Florian Roeber, Business Unit Leader, Wongaburra Research Centre
DVM, PhD., Grad. Dip. Bus. Mgt.
Dr. Florian Roeber is a dedicated veterinary scientist specializing in livestock parasitology and diagnostics. He holds postgraduate qualifications in molecular diagnostic methods, assay validation, and epidemiology. With broad experience in study design, data analysis, and the preparation and review of research papers, Dr. Roeber plays a critical role in advancing the research capabilities at Wongaburra Research Centre.
In his current position, he is responsible for the design, conduct, supervision, and reporting of clinical and laboratory research trials in companion animals, adhering to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards. His research interests focus on gastrointestinal parasites, anthelmintic resistance, and effective business management, contributing to both scientific advancements and operational efficiency within the organization.
Contact Florian to discuss Companion Animal Pen studies in Australia
Dr. Michael Chambers, Senior Research Manager, Invetus
BVSc (Hons 1), MVSc, MANZCVS (Ruminant Nutrition, Vet Pharmacology, Vet Epidemiology, Vet Parasitology), GradCertAppStats
Dr. Michael Chambers brings a wealth of experience to his role as Senior Research Manager at Invetus. With a background in mixed veterinary practice, government service, and university teaching, he possesses a diverse perspective on animal health and production. Dr. Chambers holds postgraduate qualifications in farm animal production, disease management, economics, epidemiology, statistics, and parasitology.
He has extensive experience in the design, conduct, supervision, and reporting of clinical research trials in production animals and horses, ensuring adherence to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards. Additionally, Dr. Chambers is skilled in developing and providing educational materials and courses for farmers, undergraduates, and industry bodies, including the APVMA and animal health industry.
His particular interests lie in statistics, trial design, and data analysis, complemented by his extensive experience in scientific paper preparation and evaluation. Outside of his professional endeavors, Dr. Chambers has a keen interest in farming, specifically focusing on prime lambs and beef cattle.
Contact Michael to discuss Production Animal studies
Henry Chambers, Research Operations & Support Leader, Site Leader, Armidale Research Centre
BAgEc, Grad Cert Rural Science, Grad Cert Project Management
Henry Chambers is an experienced agricultural professional serving as the Research Operations & Support Leader at Invetus and Site Leader for the Armidale Research Centre. With extensive hands-on experience in broadacre farming, irrigated cotton, beef cattle, merino sheep, and prime lambs, Henry brings a practical perspective to research operations.
He holds postgraduate qualifications in project management and rural science, enabling him to effectively lead research support initiatives within Invetus. Henry has significant experience in the design, conduct, supervision, and reporting of clinical research trials in production animals and horses, adhering to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standards. His leadership and expertise are instrumental in advancing the centre's research goals and supporting the agricultural community.
Contact Henry to discuss Production Animal studies
Dr. Jane Hume, Business Unit Leader, Invetus Clinical Network
BVSc (hons), MANZCVS
Dr. Jane Hume is the Business Unit Leader for the Invetus Clinical Network, bringing extensive experience in the conduct and management of companion animal field studies. With a background in companion animal practice in Australia and the United Kingdom, extensive work in industry and postgraduate qualifications in small animal radiology, Jane expertly combines practical veterinary knowledge with robust research skills.
Her unique blend of experience allows her to effectively lead initiatives that advance the understanding and care of companion animals. Dr. Hume is dedicated to improving outcomes in veterinary research and practice, ensuring that her team delivers high-quality, impactful studies.
