She joined IDEXX as a contracting pathologist in 2019, where she is happy to continue the interesting and rewarding work of diagnostic pathology.
Breshears enjoys continuing to teach veterinary students and pathology residents at OSU. During her time at OSU, she taught veterinary students in all stages of the curriculum, worked as a diagnostic pathologist for Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Lab, and served 5 years as the anatomic pathology residency training coordinator. Breshears was on faculty at OSU College of Veterinary Medicine from 2005 until 2019, when she became a part-time adjunct professor. She completed her PhD and pathology training (also at Oklahoma State) and attained board certification by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2005. Breshears graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998.
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In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, her Yorkshire terrier and turtle, and spending time outdoors, particularly downhill skiing, gardening/farm work, camping, hiking and any water activity.Īrea(s) of interest: diagnostic pathologyĭr. Bower is primarily interested in wildlife/exotic/avian pathology, dermatopathology, and infectious diseases. In both positions she performed necropsies and read biopsies, primarily from small domestic animals and a lesser amount from large, zoo, wildlife, and exotic patients. She began her work as a pathologist in an interim position at the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory for one month before working at a private diagnostic lab in the Seattle area for 2.5 years before joining IDEXX in 2021. She became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists. Bower earned her DVM from Colorado State University before completing her anatomic pathology residency at the University of Tennessee. He and his wife enjoy traveling and a variety of all-season outdoor activities.Īrea(s) of interest: wildlife, exotic, avian, and infectious diseasesĭr. He joined the IDEXX pathology team as a manager in May 2011. He served in a variety of positions in research and diagnostic pathology in the US Department of Defense, culminating in chairmanship of the Department of Veterinary Pathology at the AFIP. He completed a residency in veterinary anatomic pathology at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) and attained ACVP board certification in 1999. After about two years in private practice, he spent the next 21 years serving in the US Army Veterinary Corps. Blanchard received his DVM from Oklahoma State University. Bernard’s interests include diagnostic pathology, with a special interest in exotics.Īrea(s) of interest: diagnostic pathology, eye pathologyĭr. Bernard then completed a 2-year fellowship in zoo pathology. She continued at the University of Tennessee to complete her residency in anatomic pathology and obtained board certification with the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2013. Bernard received her DVM from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2010. University of Tennessee College of Veterinary MedicineĪrea(s) of interest: avian and exotic, diagnostic pathologyĭr. She has a background and keen interest in orthopedics and respiratory pathology. Andrie served as a faculty member in the In Vivo Animal Core at the University of Michigan Medical School. During her post-doctoral training, she provided diagnostic pathology support for the CSU Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and research pathology support for in-vivo orthopedic and soft tissue preclinical research studies at the CSU Translational Medicine Institute. Following completion of her residency, Dr. She completed her residency at Colorado State Univ ersity and become a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2019. Kendra Andrie earned her DVM and MS from Michigan State University in 2016.
The core also provides GeoMx Digital Spatial profiling, histopathology, tissue microarray (TMA) design and construction and basic histochemistry and single or multiplex immunohistochemistry staining services.DVM: Michigan State University Residency/PhD: Colorado State UniversityĪrea(s) of interest: musculoskeletal, respiratoryĭr. Protein, DNA and RNA analyses are carried out on human and rodent FFPE tissues, as well as on human tissue reconstructs and cell lines, including digital imaging analysis technologies for special quantification. The TPL provides UNC investigators access to annotated FFPE human tissues from the UNC Hospitals surgical pathology archive. The Pathology Services Core (PSC) is a UNC-CH core facility jointly sponsored by the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center (LCCC) and the CEHS.
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