Torill Moseng
Photo: Eivind Røhne. Norwegian Veterinary Institute
Torill Moseng has decided to terminate her employment at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute with immediate effect. She has been CEO of the Norwegian Veterinary Institute since 1 October 2021.
"I have chosen to terminate the working relationship, as there has been too much distance about what strategic direction the Veterinary Institute should have in the future. Now I look forward to the long-awaited days off and then new exciting tasks," said Torill Moseng in her social media profiles.
On the other hand, The Norwegian Veterinary Institute Board published: "We would like to thank Torill Moseng for the work that has been carried out and wish her the best of luck with new exciting and challenging tasks."
Moseng was also President of The Veterinary Association, which is independent of party politics in Norway, and a representative and member board at the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE).
The Norwegian Veterinary Institute is a biomedical research institute and the national leading center of expertise in biosecurity in fish and land animals.
Its most important function is contingency planning and competence development aimed at preventing threats to the health of fish, animals, and human beings.
Today the core activities comprise diagnostics, research, innovation, monitoring, risk assessment, consulting, and communication. Furthermore, the Veterinary Institute is a national and international reference laboratory and is involved in a wide range of international collaborative activities.
The Veterinary Institute is a public-sector institution, under the ownership of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Norwegian Government. The Institute also carries out tasks for the Ministry of Industry and Fisheries.
