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Hematology pathology consultants, continuedIDEXX ReferenceLaboratoriesHematology pathology consultantsDean Basel, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistLinda Berent*, DVM, PhD, DACVPClinical and Anatomic PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, laboratory medicineArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, bone marrowevaluation, dermatopathology, oncologyDr. Basel received his DVM with honors from Michigan StateUniversity in 1978. After a year in private practice, he completeda residency/master’s degree program in pathology at theUniversity of Missouri. Following this, he was manager of clinicalpathology at Hazleton Laboratories in Madison, Wisconsin.Later he became an instructor at North Carolina State University.From 1986–1996, he was a pathologist at Southwest VeterinaryDiagnostic Laboratory, where he practiced both anatomic andclinical pathology. Dr. Basel joined IDEXX in 1996. He is boardcertified by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists.Sylvie Beaudin, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, noninvasive diagnostic testingDr. Beaudin obtained her DVM from the University of Montrealin 1996. She was a small-animal practitioner for 2 years beforeheading down the path of clinical pathology and veterinarydiagnostics. She completed her clinical pathology residency atOklahoma State University in 2003 and became board-certifiedin 2004. She worked for a large diagnostic laboratory in Californiafor almost 2 years and continued on as a contract pathologistfor 5 years, out of Montreal. This has afforded her immenseexperience with cytology cases, an area she particularly enjoys.Her hobbies include screenwriting and enjoying the outdoorswith her dog, Laika.Regan Bell, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: hematology, oncology, infectious diseasesDr. Bell is graduate of the Washington State University Collegeof Veterinary Medicine. After 1 year in a small-animal privatepractice near Seattle, she returned to Washington StateUniversity for a residency in clinical pathology and an MS inveterinary science. After achieving board certification, sheworked at a private veterinary reference laboratory in the Midwestbefore joining IDEXX in 2015. She currently lives in Portland,Oregon, with her husband, Carl, and a multitude of geriatric pets(pugs and orange tabbies). In her free time, she enjoys traveling,fitness, hiking, and reading.Dr. Berent received her DVM from the University of Illinois, whereshe also completed her residency in clinical pathology after1 year of small-animal practice. She received board certificationin clinical pathology in 2001 and anatomic pathology in 2006.She joined the faculty at the University of Missouri in 2002 as aclinical track faculty focused on diagnostic service and teaching.She joined IDEXX as a contractor in 2017.Deborah C. Bernreuter, DVM, MSClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: laboratory medicineDr. Bernreuter received her DVM from Colorado StateUniversity, where as an undergraduate she was employedin the parasitology laboratory for 6 years. She was in privatesmall-animal/exotic practice for 1 year. After receiving a visitingfellowship at Cornell University and then completing an MS inclinical pathology from the University of Illinois, she workedas a clinical pathologist at Veterinary Reference Laboratory inCalifornia and as acting director of their San Leandro facility.From 1991 to 1998, Dr. Bernreuter was an independent clinicalpathology consultant and taught anatomy and physiology atMesa College in Arizona. In 1998, she returned to Californiaas the medical director of Sierra Veterinary Laboratory. Dr.Bernreuter joined IDEXX in 2000.Allison Billings, VMD, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematologyDr. Billings obtained her BS from Duke University in 2000 andher VMD from the University of Pennsylvania in 2004. Aftercompleting a small-animal internship and working in privatepractice, she returned to the University of Pennsylvania for herresidency in clinical pathology. She became board certified bythe American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2009. Shebegan working as a contract pathologist for IDEXX in 2011and joined the IDEXX pathology team in July 2015. She lives inPortland, Oregon, with her husband, Mike, their three sons, andtheir dog, Gus.
Hematology pathology consultants, continuedLeisl C. Breickner, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistStephanie Corn, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematologyArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, laboratory medicineDr. Breickner received her DVM degree from Cornell University in1996. Following graduation, she completed a small-animalinternship at a large referral hospital in New Jersey. Dr. Breicknerremained in small-animal private practice until beginning aclinical pathology residency at the University of TennesseeCollege of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. During this time,she performed research with adult equine mesenchymalstem cells and acquired skills in cell and tissue culture andimmunofluorescence techniques, as well as RNA and proteinextraction. Dr. Breickner attained board certification through theAmerican College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2011 and joinedIDEXX the same year.Dr. Corn received her DVM from The Ohio State University (OSU)in 2000 and was an associate veterinarian in small-animalpractice for 2 years before returning to OSU for a clinicalpathology residency. She worked as a clinical instructor at OSUafter completion of her residency. Dr. Corn became a diplomateof the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2005 andjoined IDEXX at the Worthington, Ohio, laboratory in 2006.Andrew Burton, BVSc (Hons), DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, lymphoproliferativedisordersDr. Burton graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2007with First Class Honors and numerous awards for studentexcellence. He completed a rotating internship at QueenslandVeterinary Specialists in 2008 before working at University ofCalifornia, Davis, as a staff veterinarian and then as an intern inemergency medicine and critical care. It was as an emergencyveterinarian that he developed his interest in evidence-basedmedicine, leading him to pursue residency training in clinicalpathology, also at UC Davis. He earned board certificationin 2014. Dr. Burton has published extensively on diagnostictesting and interpretation as well as on neoplastic, infectious,and traumatic disorders in companion, laboratory, and wildanimal species. He was the recipient of the ASVCP YoungInvestigator Award in 2013 for his work on canine stored bloodmicroparticle detection. He has considerable lecture experiencein veterinary curricula and in local, national, and international CEmeetings. His research focus is in hematology and electrolytedisturbances, and he has a passion for cytopathology. Herecently finished writing a textbook, Clinical Atlas of Small AnimalCytology, which will be available in late 2017. He is a member ofthe ACVP and ASVCP.Dean Cornwell, DVM, PhD, MT (ASCP)Regional Head of Clinical PathologyArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, immunology,molecular diagnosticsDr. Cornwell attended Fort Hays State University and received aBS in medical technology prior to receiving his DVM from KansasState University (KSU) in 1990. He practiced in Kansas City for1 year before beginning his clinical pathology residency at KSUin 1991. Dr. Cornwell joined IDEXX as a clinical pathologist in1997 and completed and defended his thesis in physical genemapping and received his doctorate in 2001. He became aregional manager in 2000 and was named western head ofclinical pathology in 2014. He is a member of the polymerasechain reaction (PCR) technical team, Medical Review Board, andthe Reference Interval committee. He was instrumental in drivingIDEXX to become the premier provider for veterinary moleculardiagnostics and continues to give pathology, molecular, andmedical guidance.Rick L. Cowell, DVM, MS, DACVP, MRCVSClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematologyDr. Cowell received his DVM from Oklahoma State University in1978 and achieved board certification in 1983. Before joiningIDEXX as a clinical pathologist in 2005, he was a professor ofveterinary clinical pathology at Oklahoma State University for19 years. Dr. Cowell has authored or coauthored numerousjournal articles. He is coeditor of the textbooks DiagnosticCytology and Hematology of the Dog and Cat, DiagnosticCytology and Hematology of the Horse and Atlas of Canine andFeline Peripheral Blood Smears and is the editor of the textbookVeterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets.
Hematology pathology consultants, continuedJanice A. Cruz Cardona, DVM, DACVPRegional Head of Clinical PathologyDennis B. DeNicola, DVM, PhD, DACVPChief Veterinary Educator, Clinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: clinical pathology, oncology, hematologyArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, chemistry, educationDr. Cruz received her BS in animal science from the Universityof Puerto Rico, Mayagüez campus. She then headed north toCornell University, where she completed her DVM in 2004. Dr.Cruz then spent 3 years in private practice, with a primary focuson companion animals. In 2007, she pursued a residency inclinical pathology at the University of Florida and received boardcertification from the American College of Veterinary Pathologistsin 2010. She joined IDEXX in April 2011. She enjoys teaching andwhen not at work, she enjoys long-distance running, baking, andspending not-so-quiet time at home with her young children andhusband.Dr. DeNicola completed his DVM in 1978 and his PhD in 1981,both at Purdue University. For more than 20 years, he servedas educator in clinical and surgical pathology. In addition, hedirected the primary clinical pathology laboratory as well as thecytology and surgical pathology service at Purdue’s veterinaryschool. He also ran a private pathology service for 15 years. Aspeaker at more than 300 national and international educationsymposia, Dr. DeNicola also has authored or coauthored morethan 150 publications in various aspects of veterinary clinicalpathology.Martin David, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, immunocytochemistry, hematologyDr. David received his DVM from the University of Montreal in1993. He started his clinical pathology training as an internin laboratory diagnostics, also at the University of Montreal.In 1994, he began a residency and MS program at PurdueUniversity and remained there as a clinical instructor. Dr. Davidjoined IDEXX in 1998. Since 2001, he has been an adjunctfaculty member in the clinical pathology curriculum of theveterinary technology program of the Community College ofDenver and has also served on their advisory board. Dr. David iscertified by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists.Deborah Davis, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: clinical pathologyDr. Davis graduated with a BS from The Ohio State University(OSU) in 1995. She attended The Ohio State University Collegeof Veterinary Medicine and graduated with honors in 2000,staying on at OSU for her residency in clinical pathology. Whilethere, she participated in research involving mouse models ofhuman breast cancer metastasis to bone and became proficientin many molecular techniques, including cell transfection andreal-time reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction(PCR). She relocated to Massachusetts with IDEXX in 2004 andcompleted her board certification in the American College ofVeterinary Pathology that same year.Nariman Deravi, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, lymphoproliferativedisorders, bone marrow evaluationDr. Deravi is a native of Mississauga, Ontario, and receivedhis DVM from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2012. He spent2 years in small-animal practice before pursuing a residencyin clinical pathology at the University of Guelph, where he didresearch on canine T-cell lymphoma. He was board certifiedby the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2017 andbegan working for IDEXX the same year. In his spare time, Dr.Deravi enjoys spending time with his schnauzer mix Tillie andpracticing stand-up comedy and improv. He tries his best tostay fit by doing Zumba and interval boxing. He is also a proudalumnus of the Omega Tau Sigma veterinary fraternity, activelycontributing to the chapter during veterinary school and hisresidency.Lily Edwards, DVM, MVSc, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: clinical pathologyDr. Edwards graduated from the Western College of VeterinaryMedicine (WCVM) at the University of Saskatchewan in 1998and proceeded directly to graduate studies in clinical pathology.In 2001, she joined IDEXX Reference Laboratories and in 2002,attained board certification in clinical pathology from the AmericanCollege of Veterinary Pathologists. Dr. Edwards lives in thesuburbs of Calgary with her husband, two children, and two cats.
Hematology pathology consultants, continuedPete Fernandes, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistCarrie Flint, DVM, DACVPAssistant Regional Manager, Clinical PathologyArea(s) of interest: cytology, proteinuria, UPC,immunocytochemistryArea(s) of interest: clinical pathologyDr. Fernandes completed his DVM at the University ofWisconsin–Madison in 1995, followed by an internship insmall-animal medicine and surgery at South Shore AnimalHospital in Weymouth, Massachusetts. Dr. Fernandes completedresidencies in clinical pathology at Texas A&M University andat the University of Florida. He has been a diplomate of theAmerican College of Veterinary Pathologists since 1999.Brittney Fierro, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: clinical pathologyDr. Fierro received her DVM from Colorado State Universityin 2008, and then completed a clinical pathology residencyat Michigan State University. She is board-certified in clinicalpathology by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists.She joined IDEXX initially at the Johannesburg, South Africa,laboratory, and then transferred to the Delta, British Columbia,laboratory in 2014. Dr. Fierro lives with her husband and twocats, who are now veteran world travelers.Dave Fisher, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, clinical chemistryDr. Fisher received his DVM from Washington State Universityand practiced at a small-animal clinic in Washington prior to hisresidency in clinical pathology at the University of California,Davis. Following his board certification, he was a clinicalpathology instructor at the University of Wisconsin. In 1995, hestarted working for IDEXX at the company’s reference laboratoryin West Sacramento, California, where he has served in variouscapacities including staff pathologist, chair of the IDEXX medicalreview board, resident coordinator, and regional manager. Hehas also served on the clinical pathology board examinationcommittee and as the section editor of “What is your diagnosis?”in the journal Veterinary Clinical Pathology, and has writtenseveral chapters for veterinary clinical pathology texts.Dr. Flint received her DVM in 2006 from Tufts University andcompleted a residency in clinical pathology at Michigan StateUniversity in 2009. She is board certified in clinical pathology bythe American College of Veterinary Pathologists. Dr. Flint joinedthe IDEXX lab in Delta, British Columbia, in 2009. Her passion forveterinary diagnostics began while working in a laboratory priorto veterinary school. Outside of work, she enjoys trivia, baking,photography, and spending time with her beloved chocolateLabrador retriever, Lily.Ruanna Gossett, DVM, PhD, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematologyDr. Gossett received her DVM from Texas A&M University in1985. She completed an internship in small-animal medicineand surgery at North Carolina State University and then workedin small-animal private practices in North Carolina and Texas.Dr. Gossett completed residency training in clinical pathology atTexas A&M in 1992. Prior to joining IDEXX in 1997, she served asa postdoctoral research associate in the pathology departmentat Texas A&M, working with a swine melanoma model and alipid-binding protein and Acyl-CoA binding protein. She receivedher PhD in 1998 and is board-certified in clinical pathology bythe American College of Veterinary Pathologists.Jamie L. Haddad*, VMD, DACVPAnatomic and Clinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: bone marrow evaluation, diagnosticpathologyDr. Haddad, a native New Yorker, received her veterinary degreefrom the University of Pennsylvania in 2007. She remained therefor her anatomic pathology residency and then continued on toa clinical pathology residency at North Carolina State University.Dr. Haddad is board-certified in both anatomic and clinicalpathology by the American College of Veterinary Pathologistsand is particularly interested in bone marrow evaluation,cytologic-histologic correlates, and specialty/referral centerpathology cases. Upon completion of her pathology training,Dr. Haddad moved back to New York to work for IDEXX at theAnimal Medical Center in New York City.
Hematology pathology consultants, continuedAnnalisa Hernandez, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistJeremy Johnson*, DVM, PhD, DACVPDirector, North America PathologyArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, urinalysis, clinicalchemistryArea(s) of interest: surgical pathology, coagulation, bonemarrow core samples, cytologyDr. Hernandez received her BS from Loyola University NewOrleans in 2010 and her DVM from Louisiana State Universityin 2014. She completed a residency in clinical pathology atTexas A&M University in 2017. That year, she also received anMS for her work with IDEXX on the SediVue Dx Urine SedimentAnalyzer and became board certified by the American Collegeof Veterinary Pathologists. She joined IDEXX in October 2017and currently lives in Memphis, Tennessee, with her dog Lulu.Dr. Johnson received his DVM from Colorado State Universityin 1998 and completed residencies in anatomic and clinicalpathology. His graduate work focused on vitamin K metabolismand vitamin K-dependent proteins involved in bone metabolismand coagulation. Board-certified by the American College ofVeterinary Pathologists in anatomic and clinical pathology, Dr.Johnson has been with IDEXX since 2004.Katy Jacocks, DVM, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematology, clinical chemistryDr. Jacocks received her DVM from Oklahoma State Universityin 2006 and completed her clinical pathology residency at theschool from 2009–2012. She also has experience in a generalveterinary practice. She currently lives in Dallas, Texas, with herhusband Eric and son Reagan. The family has two dogs, RileyJoe and Penny. In her free time, they enjoy going to the park, thezoo, or the train station—basically anything her toddler wants to do!Elizabeth E. Jay, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: cytology, hematologyDr. Jay, an Indiana native, received her DVM from PurdueUniversity in 1992. After 10 years of practice experience,including mixed-animal practice in North Carolina andsmall-animal/emergency practice in Chicago, she returnedto Purdue in 1999 as a professional assistant in oncology toinvestigate residency/research alternatives. She completed aresidency in clinical pathology, earned her master’s degreein veterinary pathobiology in 2003, and was board certifiedin clinical pathology by the American College of VeterinaryPathologists in 2004. Dr. Jay joined IDEXX in 2009 withprevious experience in both diagnostic clinical pathologyand pharmaceutical research.Jocelyn Johnsrude, DVM, MS, DACVPClinical PathologistArea(s) of interest: clinical pathologyDr. Johnsrude received her BS and DVM from North CarolinaState University. She spent 5 years in small-animal privatepractice before joining the University of Florida for her residencyin clinical
Hematology pathology consultants, continued Janice A. Cruz Cardona, DVM, DACVP Regional Head of Clinical Pathology Area(s) of interest: clinical pathology, oncology, hematology Dr. Cruz received her BS in animal science from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez campus. She then headed north to
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