Gillian Tabor
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20132025

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Research interests

Equine Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and Biomechanics

Current teaching

Reader in Veterinary Physiotherapy

Overview

Dr. Gillian Tabor is a Reader in Veterinary Physiotherapy at Hartpury University, where she also manages the MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy programme. With over 25 years of experience as an ACPAT animal physiotherapist, Dr. Tabor brings a strong foundation in clinical practice to her academic role.

Prior to joining Hartpury, she lectured in Rider Performance at Duchy College and completed a Research Masters in Equitation Science. Her research interests include biomechanics and behaviour, combined with a focus the use of objective measurement in equine physiotherapy, an area she explored in her doctoral thesis.

Dr. Tabor's teaching covers various aspects of veterinary physiotherapy, and she maintains an active clinical practice specialising in the treatment and rehabilitation of competition horses. Her approach combines hands-on therapy, electrotherapy, and exercise programmes to improve equine performance and well-being.

Dr. Tabor contributes to the field of veterinary physiotherapy through sharing knowledge in her teaching, research, and clinical practice.

Education/Academic qualification

DPhil, Dr, The use of outcome measures and objective measurement in equine physiotherpay, University of the West of England (UWE)

Award Date: 9 Nov 2020

Equitation Science, ResM

Award Date: 1 Oct 2015

Veterinary Physiotherapy, MSc, The Royal Veterinary College

Award Date: 1 Jul 2002

Physiotherapy, BSc, University of Wales Institute Cardiff

Award Date: 1 Jun 1998

Veterinary Physiotherapy, DPhil, The use of objective measurement in equine physiotherapy and rehabilitation, University of the West of England (UWE)

1 Apr 2019 → …

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