Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Olga Gajos

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Olga Gajos

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

She graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn in 2018. After graduation she started working at Gliwice Veterinary Clinic, where primarily took care of internal medicine patients and emergency cases during night shifts. From the very beginning, her interests focused on veterinary neurology, and she has continually enhanced her expertise in this field. She has participated in numerous trainings and conferences in neurology, radiology, emergencies and internal medicine, including: Levels I, II, and III of Canine and Feline Neurology, Polish Society of Veterinary Sciences Conference, Endocrinology and Neurology of Small Animals 2019, International VetCo Conference “Neurology and Radiology of Small Animals” and “Diagnostics and Infectious Diseases of Small Animals” 2018, Emergency States in Veterinary Medicine for Dogs and Cats 2019, XI International Radiological-Surgical Conference “Modern Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques in Practice” 2021, “Neurology Spring” Conference 2023, XXII Wisła Conference “Pain in Veterinary Surgery” and “Pain in Veterinary Neurology” workshops 2024, and many others. Furthermore, she expanded her knowledge during internships at specialised institutions in Wrocław under the guidance of Professor Marcin Wrzosek, Ph.D., diplomate ECVN, and in Warsaw under the guidance of PhD. Vet. Diana Stęgierska. She is a member of the European Society of Veterinary Neurology.

On a daily basis she performs CT and MRI examinations, BAER method hearing tests and provides neurological consultations.
A lover of the Dachshund breed, she likes spending her spare time actively, going for walks with her Dachshund Manek and on bike trips.