Total Credits: 1.0 including 0.0 Ethics CLE, 1.0 CLE
Animal Abuse Investigations Associated with Interpersonal Violence (3.3 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Nancy Bradley-Siemens, DVM, MNM, MS
Dr. Bradley-Siemens is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Shelter Medicine in the Pathology and Population Management Department, Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine, in Glendale, AZ. Dr Bradley received her Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science from Colorado State University (1990) and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in (1993). She has Masters’ degrees in Nonprofit Management from Regis University (2006) and Veterinary Forensics University of Florida (2017). Dr Bradley has worked in private practice and emergency medicine. She entered shelter medicine working in both government and nonprofit animal shelters. Dr Bradley held Chief Veterinarian and Medical Director Positions during her tenure as a shelter veterinarian. Dr Bradley was also a reserve police officer for over 12 years, acting in the capacity of a patrol officer and an investigator specializing in animal abuse cases. As a shelter veterinarian given Dr. Bradley’s law enforcement affiliations she was and continues to be actively involved with animal cruelty investigations and active as a forensic veterinarian. She currently teaches Veterinary Forensic Medicine to third year veterinary students, which is one of only a few forensic courses taught to veterinary students in North America. She has given lectures regarding veterinary forensics nationally to veterinarians, attorneys, and law enforcement personnel. Dr Bradley is a member and a former Board member of the International Veterinary Forensic Science Association and a full member in the American Academy of Forensic Science. Dr Bradley consults and has served as an expert witness on numerous occasions.
Heather has been an animal cruelty detective with the City of Phoenix Police Department for three years. Prior to being a detective, she was a patrol officer and responded to many animal cruelty calls in the City of Phoenix. While a patrol officer, she became a animal cruelty liaison, which entailed assisting officers with investigations with animals. Heather has also assisted with presentations to various agencies on the importance of investigating animal cruelty cases. Heather is a certified Emergency Animal Medical Technician with the Arizona Humane Society and a certified animal cruelty investigator with Code 3 Associates/Colorado State University. She has also attended multiple training sessions, including basic equine investigations and sex crimes against animals. Heather has been interviewed several times by the media about cases she investigated as well as made a couple of appearances on Animal Planet's "Animal Cops Phoenix" show, with the Arizona Humane Society EAMT's investigating animal cruelty incidents.