Pathchickee Pearls

08/18/2024

06/24/2024

Guess who got invited back for next year's FETCH 360 conference! What do you want me to talk about?

LMU-CVM’s Assistant Professor of Veterinary Pathology Dr. Veronica King joined Dr. Adam Christman, Chief Veterinary Officer for DVM360, on Instagram Live to talk about veterinary pathology and build growing interest in the upcoming Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference. Drs. King and Christman met through the veterinary mentoring group Pawsibilities Vet Med, whose goal is to improve the recruitment and retention of underrepresented groups into the veterinary profession.
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After meeting Dr. King through Pawsibilities, Dr. Christman quickly invited her to become part of the Fetch Faculty and speak at the upcoming Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference on February 25-27th. She has four presentations titled “Describing the Lesion Part 1 (and 2): A student, technician and clinician’s introduction to gross pathologic lesions and interpretations,” “How to satisfy a pathologist every time! Tips for proper laboratory submissions” and “Laboratory submissions: the good, the bad and the awful.”
During the Instagram Live video on Friday, comments of gratitude and appreciation came flooding in for Dr. King from students and colleagues, below are just a few:
“Dr. King is so genuine!”
“Dr. King preps you for the NAVLE better than anyone I know!”
“Dr. King has taught me so much; I use pathology in all of my classes!”
“She made me LOVE necropsies!”
“Dr. King has truly helped me through my pathology rotation- so much!”
“Dr. King is amazing and always there to help!”
“Dr. King is truly loved by her veterinary students! What an absolute treasure to see the collaborative love within our profession!” said Dr. Adam Christman on the DVM360mag Instagram account.
While seeing the comments, Dr. King said she is forever appreciative of her students support. “I am hoping to expand my skills into the virtual world where I can do short teaching segments on basic pathology concepts,” said Dr. King. “I would like to appeal to everyone: undergraduate students, vet students, veterinarians and whoever else has an interest in learning about veterinary pathology. I’m looking forward to where this takes me, but for now I am so excited for the opportunity!” Dr. Veronica King brings so much joy to our program, we are thankful to have her here at LMU-CVM.
Connect with Dr. King on Facebook and Instagram
You can watch the Instagram Live session here: https://bit.ly/3iWbL8Q
Learn more about the Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference here: https://event.dvm360.com/event/3f491a30-30ed-4176-a6aa-d2609e560d5c/summary

07/31/2022

If your into science and art, check out my other FB page! .V.Bones or webpage
www.drvbones.com. Fun stuff!

Veterinary Pathologist by trade, I love anything anatomy, medical or science related with an artistic flair. This page represents my creative side. The body, in its normal or abnormal state, is beautiful. Its complexities should be appreciated.

02/25/2021

https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE3ODk5NTc3OTk4NzU3NTA3?igshid=6imf3fnfjxyo

See Instagram ‘wanna see Jason?’ highlights from Veronica King ()

02/21/2021

2nd video in the Describe the lesion series! Today's topic: depressed lesions!

02/08/2021

2021 got it goin on!
My first co-authored publication is coming soon!
Fo shizzle my nizzle!

02/07/2021

Exhumation of a Brydes whale I got to help with!

https://news.mongabay.com/2021/02/fewer-than-100-of-these-giant-whales-make-up-a-newly-described-species/

For decades, scientists observed a puzzling group of whales in the Gulf of Mexico. The animals looked like Bryde’s whales — but not quite. They fed like Bryde’s whales — but at greater depths. What were they? With genetic data and a chance stranding, the scientists finally have their answer....

02/02/2021

Check out my first Pathology Pearls Video! Of course, once I get the hang of it, it will look a bit more polished! haha. Learn basic pathology concepts! I am a Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist who is interested in teaching others about pathology concepts you can apply to real life lesions!

02/02/2021

Check out my first Pathology Pearls Video! Of course, once I get the hang of it, it will look a bit more polished! haha
https://youtu.be/01xvU_7aFiE

Learn basic pathology concepts! I am a Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist who is interested in teaching others about pathology concepts.

01/29/2021

LMU-CVM’s Assistant Professor of Veterinary Pathology Dr. Veronica King joined Dr. Adam Christman, Chief Veterinary Officer for DVM360, on Instagram Live to talk about veterinary pathology and build growing interest in the upcoming Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference. Drs. King and Christman met through the veterinary mentoring group Pawsibilities Vet Med, whose goal is to improve the recruitment and retention of underrepresented groups into the veterinary profession.
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After meeting Dr. King through Pawsibilities, Dr. Christman quickly invited her to become part of the Fetch Faculty and speak at the upcoming Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference on February 25-27th. She has four presentations titled “Describing the Lesion Part 1 (and 2): A student, technician and clinician’s introduction to gross pathologic lesions and interpretations,” “How to satisfy a pathologist every time! Tips for proper laboratory submissions” and “Laboratory submissions: the good, the bad and the awful.”
During the Instagram Live video on Friday, comments of gratitude and appreciation came flooding in for Dr. King from students and colleagues, below are just a few:
“Dr. King is so genuine!”
“Dr. King preps you for the NAVLE better than anyone I know!”
“Dr. King has taught me so much; I use pathology in all of my classes!”
“She made me LOVE necropsies!”
“Dr. King has truly helped me through my pathology rotation- so much!”
“Dr. King is amazing and always there to help!”
“Dr. King is truly loved by her veterinary students! What an absolute treasure to see the collaborative love within our profession!” said Dr. Adam Christman on the DVM360mag Instagram account.
While seeing the comments, Dr. King said she is forever appreciative of her students support. “I am hoping to expand my skills into the virtual world where I can do short teaching segments on basic pathology concepts,” said Dr. King. “I would like to appeal to everyone: undergraduate students, vet students, veterinarians and whoever else has an interest in learning about veterinary pathology. I’m looking forward to where this takes me, but for now I am so excited for the opportunity!” Dr. Veronica King brings so much joy to our program, we are thankful to have her here at LMU-CVM.
Connect with Dr. King on Facebook and Instagram
You can watch the Instagram Live session here: https://bit.ly/3iWbL8Q
Learn more about the Fetch DVM360 Virtual Conference here: https://event.dvm360.com/event/3f491a30-30ed-4176-a6aa-d2609e560d5c/summary

01/29/2021

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKpEjfEJd00/?igshid=5rkcpd0dccrw

01/26/2021

See my blurb on their webpage! https://www.dvm360.com/view/tips-for-submitting-veterinary-pathology-cases

01/26/2021

My photoshop skills need work.... ha ha

01/24/2021

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKW3rxMBXNI23eRZowUhYK31STnMxrMLqlI9vg0/?igshid=bu8oe5jz0o3l

01/24/2021

01/24/2021

We’ve all been there. “Did I send enough?” “Did I write enough?” “Oh I’ll just let them figure it out.” Learn easy things to make you and the life of your pathologist way easier when collaborating with your patients! Establish a good relationship with them and it will make for effect...

01/24/2021

This page will be dedicated to teaching basic veterinary pathology to anyone who wants to learn! Students, veterinarians, or anyone that has an interest in pathology is welcome!