Pathology
Large Animal Hospital
Faculty:
- Richard
Jakowski, DVM, Associate Professor and Section Head
- Perry
Bain, DVM, PhD, Assistant Professor
- Roderick
Bronson, DVM, Professor
- John
Keating, DVM, Assistant Professor
- Joseph
Alroy, DVM, Associate Professor
- Joyce
Knoll, PhD, VMD, Associate Professor, Clinical Pathology Laboratory
Director
- Steven
Rowell, DVM, Assistant Professor
- Nicola
Parry, MSc, BVSc, Assistant Professor
Administrative Staff:
Residents:
- Vin Carroll, VMD, Resident
- Rebecca Ducore, DVM, Resident
- Chris Gibson, VMD, Resident
- Mary Catherine Lewis, VMD, Resident
- Raffaele Melidone, DVM, Resident
- Rob Simoni, DVM, Resident
- Maria Vandis, DVM, Resident
Technical Staff:
- Julian Barria, Diener
- Ann Blassoto, Medical Technician
- Frances Brown, Laboratory Supervisor
- Tammi Frank, Technician, Clinical Pathology
- Cheryl Stockman, Lab Supervisor, Clinical Pathology
- Christine St. Cyr, Laboratory Technologist
- Joann Wood, Histotechnologist
- Diane Noyles, Medical Technician
- Beth Underwood, Per Diem
- Vicki Vander Sluis, Laboratory Assistant
Faculty members in the section of Pathology are involved
in teaching, research, and providing anatomic and clinical pathology
support to the various clinics/organizations on and off campus.
Faculty are responsible for directing and teaching
a substantial number of courses in the second year curriculum, including
Neuromuscular and Skeletal Pathobiology, Respiratory Pathobiology,
Pathophysiology of the Urinary System, Gastrointestinal Pathophysiology,
Reproductive Pathology and Clinical Pathology. In addition, fourth
year students spend time in the section learning how to perform
a necropsy and reviewing principles of clinical pathology.
Faculty in the pathology section provide a biopsy/necropsy
service for the school and oversee a clinical pathology laboratory,
responsible for performing routine diagnostic tests such as hematology,
clinical chemistry, coagulation tests and urinalysis for Tufts'
patients and researchers.
Research activities in the section include studying
infectious enteric diseases of pigs, the pathology of aging, cancer
pathobiology, the effects of sex hormones on the development of
cardiovascular disease in women and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
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