Susan Raymond has been involved in the development and delivery, both online and in-person, of educational and skills training programs since 2003 (Equine Guelph). The focus of these programs is to improve the welfare and safety of both animals and people on the farm during day-to-day activities and emergency situations. Susan’s PhD research involved investigating the effects of exposure of horses to mycotoxins, as well as examining stable design and management as they affect air quality. She has completed Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue Operations, Rescue Ropes/Rigging courses and Animal Technical Rescue Awareness Level Course (University of Florida). Susan has also completed Colorado State University – Equine Investigations Academy Level 1, as well as Livestock Trailer Accidents & Animal Fire Training, Evacuation and Rescue (Code 3 Associates and Colorado State University). Susan has completed both IMS 100 and 200 (Emergency Management Ontario).