Teresa Bousquet
Associate Veterinarian
Harvest Pointe Animal Hospital
Dystocia Secondary to Ectopic Pregnancy in a Kenyan Sand Boa (Eryx colubrinus)
Speaking for the Wheakers! All Things Guinea Pig
What the Hay?: The Importance of Hay to Herbivorous Exotic Companion Mammals
Dr. Bousquet graduated from the Western College of Vetereinary Medicine in Saskatoon Canada in 2007. Since then she has worked as a small and exotic animal veterinarian working in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She has served on the Board of Directors of AEMV, and is a past president of AEMV,
Associate Veterinarian
Harvest Pointe Animal Hospital
Dystocia Secondary to Ectopic Pregnancy in a Kenyan Sand Boa (Eryx colubrinus)
Speaking for the Wheakers! All Things Guinea Pig
What the Hay?: The Importance of Hay to Herbivorous Exotic Companion Mammals
Dr. Bousquet graduated from the Western College of Vetereinary Medicine in Saskatoon Canada in 2007. Since then she has worked as a small and exotic animal veterinarian working in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She has served on the Board of Directors of AEMV, and is a past president of AEMV,
Kimberly Boykin
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
Uncovering Health Threats and Conservation Needs for Louisiana’s Critically Gopher Tortoise
Dr. Boykin graduated from NC State University prior to completing a rotating internship at Louisiana State University. From there she completed both a Masters and PhD degree at LSU focused on feeder insect husbandry and health. She is currently an Assistant Professor at LSU working with the Wildlife Hospital of Louisiana and continuing her research with feeder insects and reptile health.
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
Uncovering Health Threats and Conservation Needs for Louisiana’s Critically Gopher Tortoise
Dr. Boykin graduated from NC State University prior to completing a rotating internship at Louisiana State University. From there she completed both a Masters and PhD degree at LSU focused on feeder insect husbandry and health. She is currently an Assistant Professor at LSU working with the Wildlife Hospital of Louisiana and continuing her research with feeder insects and reptile health.
Joao Brandao
Associate Professor - Zoological Medicine
Oklahoma State University - College of Veterinary Medicine
Comparison of two methods for analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in turtle plasma
João Brandão, Professor of Zoological Medicine at Oklahoma State University earned his veterinary degree from Portugal. He completed zoological medicine internships at Great Western Referrals, Tufts University, and University of Georgia. Brandao completed a zoological medicine residency at Louisiana State University. He is a European and American College of Zoological Medicine diplomate. He holds the Debbie and Wayne Bell Professorship in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Associate Professor - Zoological Medicine
Oklahoma State University - College of Veterinary Medicine
Comparison of two methods for analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in turtle plasma
João Brandão, Professor of Zoological Medicine at Oklahoma State University earned his veterinary degree from Portugal. He completed zoological medicine internships at Great Western Referrals, Tufts University, and University of Georgia. Brandao completed a zoological medicine residency at Louisiana State University. He is a European and American College of Zoological Medicine diplomate. He holds the Debbie and Wayne Bell Professorship in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
João Brandão
Professor - Avian, Exotics, and Zoological Medicine
Colorado State University
Plasma levels and pharmacodynamics of IV and OTM methadone in rabbits
João is a professor of Avian, Exotics, and Zoological Medicine at Colorado State University. He has an extensive research background in exotics and zoological medicine.
Professor - Avian, Exotics, and Zoological Medicine
Colorado State University
Plasma levels and pharmacodynamics of IV and OTM methadone in rabbits
João is a professor of Avian, Exotics, and Zoological Medicine at Colorado State University. He has an extensive research background in exotics and zoological medicine.
Kelsey Brust
Surgical Treatment of a Carapacial Osteosarcoma in a Desert Tortoise (Gopherus agassizii)
Dr. Kelsey Brust is an Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at UC Davis and a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology. She conducts veterinary curriculum teaching and research to advance diagnostic imaging for exotic animals, including reptiles, birds, fish, and small mammals.
Surgical Treatment of a Carapacial Osteosarcoma in a Desert Tortoise (Gopherus agassizii)
Dr. Kelsey Brust is an Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at UC Davis and a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology. She conducts veterinary curriculum teaching and research to advance diagnostic imaging for exotic animals, including reptiles, birds, fish, and small mammals.
Laura Burns
Injectable Sedation of a Giant Grouper and Diagnosis of Severe Cardiac Fibrocartilaginous Metaplasia
Veterinarian - Zoo resident at UGA
Injectable Sedation of a Giant Grouper and Diagnosis of Severe Cardiac Fibrocartilaginous Metaplasia
Veterinarian - Zoo resident at UGA