By Kerry Lengyel (Original source American Veterinarian)
“Becoming a TED fellow was a goal Claire Simeone, DVM, had been working toward for a long time. But actually learning that she had been selected into the 2018 class was surreal. “It was amazing,” she recalled. “It was like a dream come true.”
Dr. Simeone has now joined the ranks of 453 other TED fellows from 96 countries, ranging from scientists to artists, activists to entrepreneurs, doctors to journalists, and now, 1 veterinarian.
Remarkable Achievements
As a conservation veterinarian at The Marine Mammal Center (MMC) in Sausalito, California, Dr. Simeone has been studying how the health of marine mammals informs and influences human and ocean health.”
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