drh. Reginta Putri Utami

I was born and raised in Magetan, East Java. I graduated from vet school in 2018. I did my undergraduate research at the Institute of Tropical Diseases Center in the Gastroenterology Laboratory. I fell in love with the lab and microscopes. Microscopes let us see things that are very small. This helps us to diagnose diseases. In 2019, I volunteered in Gili Lombok with Animal Aid Abroad to work with Australian veterinarians on horses. I started my career as a small animal vet in 2020 at a vet clinic in Surabaya. For over four years, I focused on my special interest. My senior colleagues encouraged me to attend ESAVS, Asia Diagnostic Laboratory (Antech Lab), and IPB Training trainings, courses, and seminars. I am a member of the Indonesian Veterinary Pathology Association (APVI). In the future, I hope to have the opportunity to earn an APVet and complete a residency in either Veterinary Anatomy Pathology or Clinical Pathology. When I have a free time, I enjoy listening to rock, jazz, and indie vinyl music on turntables, reading books, and jogging.