Specialists

complete a residency in radiology, becoming board certified in 2003. After her residency, Dr. Ziemer spent one year as a postdoctoral fellow in oncology at the University of Pennsylvania. After spending several years in private radiology practice, she joined Antech Imaging Services, where she is currently the Chief Medical Officer for AIS.

left academia in 2012 and joined the AIS team where she served as staff radiologist for six years, then AIS Director of Academic & Scientific Affairs for five years. Now in 2023, Dr. Wilson has moved her focus to research and development with concentration on AIS’ machine learning (ML) projects. Dr. Wilson places the utmost importance in ensuring that technological advancements like ML are developed with patient care as the pinnacle. She is excited about her role and taking part in advancing the radiology profession into the next phase.

radiology German specialization at the University of Giessen allowed him to study all imaging modalities, including Us, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine. He has been a certified expert for Hip and elbow dysplasia since 2017. His residency program started in 2018. He became an ECVDI specialist in 2022. He joined Antech Imaging Services in 2022. He also supervises residents through the educational program in the role of European Residency Liaison. He loves to spend his free time with his family and friends. He likes football and traveling.

University of Georgia in 2011. She became board certified in 2012. Dr. Almondia performs examinations in general radiography, fluoroscopy, ultrasonography, CT, and MRI. Her professional interests include business and management, iodinated contrast media, general radiography, and computed tomography. Outside of work, Dr. Almondia enjoys cooking, dancing, history/religious studies, horseback riding, and Disney amusement parks. She is originally from Torrance, CA.

ERASMUS at the University College Dublin and multiple externships in European and North American veterinary hospitals, she completed a small animal rotating internship in Paris, in one of the busiest French referral centers. Right after, she was accepted into a four-year radiology residency at Bern Vetsuisse Fakultät in Switzerland. She is the author and co-author of scientific publications in international veterinary journals with a special focus on neuroimaging. Bénédicte spends her time either scuba diving in the clear blue waters of her native island or hiking the snowy peaks of the Swiss Alps. Her hobbies include music, fashion and art. You’ll find her either hopping on a plane or riding her Dutch warmblood stallion called Quick Jet.

Diagnostic Imaging in 2011. During my residency I spent 9 months of supervised clinical work in Dublin (Ireland), Glasgow (UK) and North Carolina (US) universities. I got my diploma of the ECVDI in 2014. After that I joined the Radiology department of the University of Vienna and AIS team. I got my PhD degree on February 2016. I previously managed an ECVDI residency program at the university of Vienna (Austria). Award to the best resident oral presentation in IVRA meeting 2012 in Turkey and best poster in IVRA meeting 2015 in Australia. Currently, I am on the faculty at Tufts University. I love to spend my free time with my dog “Trufa”, my husband and my friends. I like traveling, dancing and skiing. I’m always planning the next trip.

in 2019. From there I made a pit stop at LSU for my rotating internship and then moved to Indiana to complete my radiology residency. I became a boarded radiologist in the fall of 2023 and am excited to being joining the AIS team. I like all imaging modalities but CT and ultrasound are my favorites. When I'm not in the dark I love getting sunshine whether it's grilling, hiking, drinking with friends or playing sports. I also enjoy cooking, watching movies and herpetology.

at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine and completed the program in 2021. When not working, Dr. Baik enjoys baking, photography, and taking her dog Skip to the beach.

Hospital in Madrid. Subsequently, I performed another radiology specialised internship at Valencia Sur Referral Hospital. After finishing my internships, I joined the radiology department at Puchol Referral Hospital in Madrid where I worked for one year and two months. Afterwards, I moved to the UK to join the Diagnostic Imaging department at Pride Veterinary Centre as a Referral Ultrasonographer for one year. From September 2020 to May 2021, I performed my third Radiology Specialized Internship at CTO Veterinario Arenzano. In May 2021, I started my Residency Programme in Diagnostic Imaging (AIS Sponsored) at University of Milan. In January 2024, I obtained the status of Diplomate ECVDI. In my spare time, I enjoy playing drums and handpan, traveling and practicing martial arts.

where she taught Diagnostic Imaging to scores of veterinary students. She began working with VCA ANTECH in 2011. In addition to telemedicine consultation, she enjoys teaching Ultrasound and Radiology to graduate veterinarians.

involved in a project in the area of nuclear medicine. After graduation, Dr. Beck did a one-year rotating internship in Emergency Medicine, Radiology and Surgery at the California Animal Hospital in Los Angeles, California. Her four-year radiology residency was performed at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, which provided her the opportunity to study all imaging modalities including CT, MRI and nuclear medicine. Dr. Beck then taught at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine as a Clinical Instructor for one year. After practicing in the Chicago area for three years, she moved to Tucson, Arizona, where she has spent the last seven years in both private practice and mobile radiology. Dr. Beck was raised in Alaska and enjoys the warmth of the Arizona desert, swimming, amateur photography and taking care of her “herd” of Chihuahuas.

in London and became a boarded specialist in the spring of 2020. Since July 2019, he has worked for Cave Veterinary Specialists in Somerset, UK. Simon is especially interested in Neuroimaging and spinal neurosurgery with a focus on of breed-associated congenital vertebral malformations and their treatment.

Australia, she came back to France and finally enrolled in a 3-year residency in a referral center located on the French Riviera. She is a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging since 2024 and started working part time for Antech Imaging Service. She has a special interest in neuroimaging, ultrasonography and radiography.

of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Bouma achieved Diplomate status with the American College of Veterinary Radiology following completion of her residency in 2001. Before entering private practice, she stayed on for a year as a lecturer in the section of radiology at the Veterinary Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Bouma has worked in the states of Colorado, Delaware and New York. She grew up in Jamestown, NY and currently lives in Rochester, NY.

residency program in 2019. She became an ECVDI specialist in 2022. She moved back to France and joined Antech Imaging Services in 2022.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and pigdog, skiing, hiking, mountain biking, paddle sports, camping, gardening, and really just about anything outdoors that might counterbalance the vitamin D deficiency inherent to the job.

with VitalRads Veterinary Imaging Specialists, becoming board certified in 2019. She joined the Antech Imaging team in 2021. Dr. Brewer enjoys travel, caring for her saltwater tank, tennis, pickleball, spending time with her geriatric quarter horse Duke, scuba diving, teaching, and exotic species.

obtained board certification in 2020. She currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she balanced a career as a private practice radiologist with the joys of home ownership, a return to horseback riding, and re-learning to read for fun before joining Antech.

the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2016 Following his residency, Dr Cardwell has worked in both specialist private practice and as a teleradiologist. He enjoys all aspects of diagnostic imaging, with a particular fondness for ultrasound. Dr Cardwell currently resides in Perth, Western Australia

degree in small animal diagnostic imaging at the University of Teramo. In 2020 he started his residency program in small animal diagnostic imaging under the supervision of Dr. Swan Specchi at the Veterinary Hospital “I Portoni Rossi”, Anicura Italy. In 2023 he passed his certifying exam and became an ECVDI boarded specialist.

year radiology internship in small and large animals at the University of Liege. He pursued his residency program in Diagnostic Imaging at the Veterinary School of the University of Pennsylvania in 2007. He conducted his research project on MR Angiography, supervised by Dr W. Mai. He became ACVR and ECVDI Diplomate in 2010. Dr. Cavrenne joined the team of ANTECH in 2011. He works part time in teleradiology and as a lecturer in the Diagnostic Imaging department at the Veterinary School of Liege. He also performs mobile ultrasonography and gives continuing education lectures to general practioners in radiology and abdominal ultrasonography. Dr. Cavrenne enjoys all the fields of diagnostic imaging with a special interest for transverse imaging (CT and MRI) and ultrasonography of small animals. Dr Cavrenne enjoys tasting a good beer, playing and watching soccer games, travelling around the world with his wife and son and watching his son Noah growing. He lives in Belgium with his wife and his son.

at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, where she also obtained her Masters of Science degree. Dr. Cline earned her status as a Diplomate in the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2017. Following her residency, Dr. Cline moved back to the Midwest and currently resides in Indianapolis, where she works full time in a large specialty practice and joined the ANTECH Imaging Service team part time in 2018. Her favorite imaging modalities are radiography and computed tomography. Outside of her interests in imaging, Dr. Cline enjoys spending time with her family including a husband and two scruffy dogs, trying new restaurants, reading novels, and shopping for her ever-growing shoe collection.

Veterinary Dental College. Hawaii is now home and she enjoys working in both clinical practice as well as assisting with radiograph interpretation and subsequent case management through AIS. Core to her investment in the growing field of veterinary dentistry is educating veterinarians on the recognition and treatment of dental disease, whether through formal lectures, wet labs, in-hospital training, or remote consultations.

Connecticut and was staff radiologist there for 11 years before he moved to the warmer climate of Florida, where he can work from home with AIS, which he joined in the summer of 2013. After five years, he moved back to Connecticut to work from home there. He now lives in central Connecticut with his wife and 2 children as well as a young golden retriever, three cats and a rabbit; he is happy.

Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University Center for Veterinary Health Sciences from 2008 to 2011. Following her move to Texas in 2011, she was employed as a full-time clinical cardiologist at a private practice until 2021. In 2021, she left clinical practice to pursue a consulting career. She originally hails from New York and currently lives in Texas with her husband.

internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the National Veterinary School of Alfort (France), then a one-year small animal surgery internship at the DMV Center in Montreal. She did her 4-year Radiology residency at the University of California, Davis. Dr Daniaux has a strong interest in neuroimaging and ultrasound, especially of the GI tract of small animals. She joined the AIS team as a full-time radiologist in 2013. She now lives in the French Alps and offers a CT service for a local veterinary clinic.

University of Bologna (Italy) and, in March 2018, a second master’s degree in small animal diagnostic imaging at the University of Teramo (Italy). In July 2015, she joined the diagnostic imaging department of the Veterinary Hospital “I Portoni Rossi” in Anicura, Italy. In 2021, she started her residency program at the Veterinary Hospital “I Portoni Rossi,” and in January 2024, she passed her certifying exam and became an ECVI boarded specialist.

practice in the UK, for three years, before starting working for Antech Imaging services in September 2023. She is author of several publications in peer reviewed Journals and a book chapter. In her free time, she likes hiking, going to the gym and walking with her two dogs, Boudika, an Apuan Alp’s Sheperd, and Phoebe, a Border Terrier.

distinction of Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Diamond did a one year rotating internship in medicine and surgery at VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital, and a three year diagnostic imaging residency at the University of Georgia, in Athens, GA. Publications and research focus on nuclear medicine imaging of the kidney, evaluation of ultrasound guided renal biopsies, and radiographic diagnosis of coccidioidomycosis.

period at the department of Diagnostic Imaging of the Tufts University/Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. In January 2010 she started a 3-year PhD program in Ultrasonography in Human and Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bologna obtaining the PhD degree on December 2012. Pamela Di Donato worked as veterinary clinician in different small animal practices in Italy and UK (2013-2016). She also completed 1-year (2014-2015) multidisciplinary internship program in a referral hospital in UK. Dr. Di Donato joined Giessen University (JLU-Germany) in 2016 to complete 3-year ECVDI residency program. During her ECVDI residency program she perform additional periods of training at other Universities (Gent, Bern, Zurich). She achieved the title of European Diplomate in February 2020. She worked for 1-year as veterinary radiologist and resident supervisor at the Department of Diagnostic Imaging of the Royal Veterinary Collage University (UK). She lectures in several diagnostic imaging courses annually (Belgium, UK, Norway).

Mississippi State University. During that time she also completed a master’s degree and published her resident research project “Diaphragmatic dysfunction in dogs with cervical spinal disorders before and after surgery using fluoroscopy, motion-mode ultrasound and radiography was not different than a group of control dogs” in the journal Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound. Following her residency, she worked for PetRays Veterinary Telemedicine Consultants, a subsidiary of BluePearl Veterinary Partners, for 3 years and then joined ANTECH Imaging Service.

the mountain west. I became a boarded radiologist in the fall of 2022 and am excited to be joining Antech Imaging Services. I like all imaging modalities, but cross-sectional imaging is my favorite. In my spare time I like to go hiking and camping with my dog in the mountains and the desert. I also like to road bike, kayak, ski and go wine tasting.

achievements. Dr. Eichelberger’s decision to pursue advanced training in diagnostic imaging occurred while a veterinary student at the University of California, Davis. Following graduation from veterinary school in 2004, Dr. Eichelberger completed a one-year internship followed by a three-year diagnostic imaging residency. She completed her residency training in diagnostic imaging and master’s degree in Radiological Health Sciences at Colorado State University in 2008. Dr. Eichelberger’s long career has spanned small and large animals in both private specialty practices and academia. Dr. Eichelberger is well-published and is an ad hoc reviewer for Veterinary Radiology and Ultrasound and Wiley Publishing. She is a respected national and international speaker. Dr. Eichelberger enjoys all aspects of diagnostic imaging with specific interests in cross-sectional computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and musculoskeletal imaging. Dr. Eichelberger and her husband actively enjoy the outdoors, traveling and spending time with their three German Shorthaired Pointers (Lola, Passion and Rev) and horse (Balou).

internship at Washington State University landed him a three-year Radiology residency at North Carolina State University, completed in 2021. Originally from the Philadelphia area, he is an avid Sixers, Eagles, and Phillies fan despite the year-round stress induction secondarily. Otherwise, he enjoys working on 1960s classic cars, keeping active at the local gym, and playing the occasional video game in his spare time. Currently, Dr. Ensor lives along the southern coast of North Carolina with his fiancé Frankie, their son Lee and their two ridiculous large breed dogs, Boomer, and Cooper.

in 2015. After spending a short period of time in a referral centre in England, she moved to the south of France where she now works part time for Antech Imaging Services alongside my position in a private referral centre.

where she was an Assistant Professor of Radiology at Mississippi State University, and was promoted and tenured at Auburn University. She left academia to live in Seattle, Washington, as a private radiologist consultant. With her partners, she opened the highly successful Western Veterinary Specialist Centre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She returned to the United States to allow her daughter Hannah to graduate from an Arizona high school and pursue her dreams of university training in California. After working as a private practice radiology specialist in Phoenix, Arizona, Dr. Finn-Bodner joined ANTECH Imaging Service to allow her to work closely again with other radiologists and to give her the flexibility to be close to her daughter. Her personal interests are varied and eclectic: she loves recreation and adventure, she is a dancer, martial artist, equestrian and rock climber, and is currently dedicated to bodybuilding and preparing for a Masters Figure competition.

Veterinary College London in 2017.Following completion of the residency, she stayed on as a staff clinician and finally a lecturer at the Royal Veterinary College until February 2019. Currently she works in private practice in the UK at North Downs Specialist Referrals and part time for Antech Imaging Services.In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family, horse-riding and is a keen gardener.

Tim was accepted as a member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists by examination (Radiology Chapter). He completed his residency training, a masters degree and European board examinations in 2019. Tim currently resides in Australia between Perth and Sydney and enjoys the sunny weather down under.

one-year internship at California Animal Hospital (now known as ASEC) in Los Angeles, California, followed by a radiology residency at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists in Houston, Texas. In 2007, he returned home to Southern California where he worked as a radiologist in varying capacities. He served as a staff radiologist at two large specialty practices, performed radiology rounds with several hospitals, and assisted in the development of digital radiology equipment. Currently, Dr. Francis is a proud member of the ANTECH Imaging Services team. Professional affiliations include the American Veterinary Medical Association.

specialty practice in Durham, NC and then teleradiology since 2010. I am married to a veterinary internist, and have two children. In my spare time, I enjoy reading and computers.

He then stayed at Angell for an additional year serving as a staff veterinarian before pursuing a residency in diagnostic imaging. He completed a combined residency and Master’s degree at Colorado State University in 2018. He currently resides in Fort Collins, CO with his old dog Alibi and enjoys hiking and traveling in his free time.

hour Emergency and Specialist Clinic in Granada Hills, California, before he was accepted into a radiology residency program at the University of Minnesota at St. Paul. After his residency, he spent a year as a “road warrior,” performing mobile ultrasound studies for private practices in the metropolitan regions of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, before returning to Southern California for another two years as a mobile sonographer. When an opportunity arose to teach at Purdue University, Dr. Fundak moved to West Lafayette, Indiana. While there, he honed his skills in the Diagnostic Imaging Department at Purdue. He also developed his passion for microbrews and became a certified “hop head.” His wife, Lisa, gave birth to their first child, Katelyn, in Indiana as well.

near Nice and is also working part time for AIS in teleimaging from her home. She is very active, loves spending time with her family and friends. She enjoys doing sport and traveling all around the world. Radiology is her favorite medical imaging part and she is always working with her cute little cat, who always keeps company during teleimaging.

the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 1987. In the following years, he worked and taught as a faculty member in the radiology sections of Oklahoma State University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Tennessee until retiring from academia as a Clinical Professor in 2014. Since “retiring” Dr. Henry reads imaging cases online at his home in Tennessee close to family, TVA lakes, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park!

she worked as a radiologist in Portland, OR for several years. She then moved to the Chicago area and worked as a radiologist for a large referral specialty practice for 9 years. She joined ANTECH Imaging Services as a staff radiologist in 2012. She is now back home living in Quebec, Canada, with her husband and two children.

diagnostic imaging residency at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, MA and became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2013. After completing her residency, Dr. Gladwin moved to Cary, NC and had been in private imaging practice for 2 years before joining AIS in the summer of 2015. Dr. Gladwin currently resides in Cary, NC with her husband, two dogs, and two cats.

radiology residency program at the University of Pennsylvania, she returned to Southern California to work again for Veterinary Centers of America. From 1993 through 2010, she provided radiographic and ultrasound services at VCA West Los Angeles and the growing number of Southern California VCA hospitals. Dr. Green has been fortunate to be part of the growing AIS team since January 2011 and loves the collegial environment working closely with other radiologists striving to provide the highest quality service to our clients and ultimately the animals.

Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Greer works full-time in teleradiology while also providing in-clinic radiology services to local specialty hospitals part-time. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

a submarine officer in the U.S. Navy for 5 years and had then spent 2 years imaging the surface of Mars with NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor satellite prior to returning to school to become a veterinarian. He spends much of his free time acting as companion animal to a demanding old doberman and enjoys running, swimming, sailing and cycling to keep the moss from gaining a toe-hold in his home of Seattle. Recent publication: Gross B, et al. Normal Canine Brain Maturation at Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound 2010; 51: 361-373.

position as Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan until 2013. Currently, she is Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University where she teaches diagnostic imaging to veterinary students, interns and residents. She is married to Greg Habing, an epidemiologist at OSU. Together they have 3 daughters, a dog, and a cat.

3 years at OSU then did consulting work for 2 specialty/referral hospitals in Columbus, Ohio for another 3 years. Since 2006, she has strictly worked as a teleradiologist for PetRays and then joining the AIS team in 2022. She currently splits her time living in Ohio and Florida and enjoys spending time with her retired Veterinarian husband, 4 (now adult) children, 2 dogs and 2 cats.

at Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine in Connecticut, then completed her radiology residency at North Carolina State University from 2020 to 2023. Dr. Hamlin’s husband is in the military, which means a lot of moves and adventures around the world, and she’ll never be in one place for too long! She enjoys traveling and exploring new places, binge watching the latest shows on Netflix, and spending time with her husband and their pets.

Zealand. Dr. Hankin completed a 3-year diagnostic imaging residency at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2014. Following her residency, Dr. Hankin has worked in both specialty private practice as well as teleradiology.

He established Veterinary Medical Imaging in 1987, serving the greater Sacramento area and Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. Dr. Harnagel has special interests in ultrasound and general diagnostic radiology. His interests outside of veterinary medicine include ranching and growing Syrah wine grapes, whitewater rafting, fly-fishing, photography, and woodworking.

enjoys the varied teleradiology case load that working with AIS provides. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with his family and 2 cats.

Subsequently, she gained 7 years of experience in private practice as a practitioner in small animal medical imaging and cardiology, including mobile ultrasonography, in the Alsace region (France). In 2019, she started a residency in Diagnostic Imaging at a referral veterinary hospital in Vélizy-Villacoublay (Paris, France), where she underwent externship periods at Tufts University. She became an ECVDI specialist in January 2024.

career with over a hundred publications in imaging and informatics. In 2004 Prof. Hornof retired as head of Radiology and Hospital Computing at UC Davis. Throughout his career he has been actively involved in teaching and curricular innovation. He has previously served as President of the ACVR, and is currently serving as Co-Chair of DICOM Workgroup 25.

Dr. Johnson lives with her mister and their pampered cats.

artifacts associated with cervical spinal implants. Following his residency, Dr. Jones joined the faculty of the University of Wisconsin, Madison as a clinical instructor. During his 2-year appointment, he collaborated on various research projects evaluating the effects of acupuncture and Lidocaine on gastrointestinal motility. He also helped UW Veterinary care to start an outpatient imaging service. In 2016, Dr. Jones joined the AIS team as a full-time teleradiologist. His current clinical interests include orthopedic and musculoskeletal imaging, computed tomographic angiography, and urogenital ultrasonography.

He then returned to Colorado State for his diagnostic imaging residency thanks to sponsorship from Antech. Dr. Kloer and his wife Roni, who is also a veterinarian, own a small animal general practice in Northern Colorado. They share their lives with the most adorable cocker spaniels as well as a few cats. Dr. Kloer enjoys traveling and photography in his spare time.

focus on biostatistics/epidemiology and using the human-animal bond to fight both canine and childhood obesity. Dr. Koernig completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center in Norwalk, CT. Following that, he then completed a radiology residency at the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and earned status as a Diplomate in the American College of Veterinary Radiology. Dr. Koernig also received a Master of Science degree at Auburn following research into the effect of collimation on image quality and radiation safety in veterinary digital radiography. In his free time, Dr. Koernig enjoys walking with his dog and distance running.

London. He became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2002. Chris has helped train many residents, has numerous publications covering most aspects of diagnostic imaging, has had various roles for the ACVR and ECVDI, and is an active CPD provider. He retired from The RVC as Professor of Radiology in 2019. He now works part-time for Antech Imaging Services.

in 2009. Since then, he has worked in busy muti-disciplinary private specialty hospitals, provided traveling imaging services and online diagnostic consultations. Currently, Dr. Laas runs an out-patient ultrasound service and is a radiologist with the University of Georgia and Antech Imaging Service.

Veterinary Specialists in Houston in 2012. She completed a 3 year radiology residency and earned her Master’s degree at Washington State University in 2015. After residency, Dr. Lang took a position as Assistant Professor at Colorado State University, with promotion to Associate Faculty in 2021. Dr. Lang has been a teleradiology consultant since 2016, now working in teleradiology full time. She lives in Colorado with her husband, son, and German Shorthair Pointer. In her free time, she enjoys running, biking, yoga, hiking, video games, and baking.

Ontario Veterinary College, in Guelph. Following his internship, Dr. Lerer practiced for a year and a half as a small animal emergency veterinarian in Ontario and Saskatchewan, Canada. Dr. Lerer worked as a clinical associate in the radiology department of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, Saskatchewan and as a lecturer at the Atlantic Veterinary College in Prince Edward Island, Canada before moving to Ithaca, New-York for his residency at Cornell University. In 2020, Dr. Lerer completed his four-year residency and started a joint position in AIS and Cornell University. Currently Dr. Lerer lives in Ithaca with his wife, son, daughter and their four dogs.

commencing a Residency in Radiology at The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Dr. Lillis became an ACVR Diplomate in 2011. Following completion of her residency, Dr. Lillis enjoyed academic roles at The University of Tennessee, The University of Liverpool (UK), Murdoch University (Australia), and worked in a large specialty practice in the northern United Kingdom. During her time in the UK she completed a Post-Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education and became a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons’ Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. Dr. Lillis enjoys all aspects of diagnostic imaging and loves interacting with referring veterinarians. Dr. Lillis maintains an interest in education, being actively involved in continuing education for veterinary general practitioners. Dr. Lillis’ personal interests are varied including enjoying the beautiful beaches of Australia, cycling, visiting the opera and orchestra, and travelling. After years of globe trotting, Dr. Lillis now lives in her hometown of Perth, on the south-west coast of Australia with her husband, Simon, and her equally globe-trotting Philadelphia-born orange cat, Mikey. Dr. Lillis joined ANTECH Imaging Services in the summer of 2016.

Veterinary School followed by Diagnostic Imaging Internship in AHT Newmarket. At the end of 2012 she completed Diagnostic Imaging Residency in Glasgow Veterinary School (mixed track SA 70%, LA 30%) after which she worked for one year as an Assistant Radiologist in University of Bern. After that time she moved back to UK and worked for nearly 4 years in Oncology Referral Centre where she was responsible for most aspects of day-to-day management of the Diagnostic Imaging Department. Monika passed her DipECVDI examination in February 2017. She joined the Davies Veterinary Specialists team in June 2017. “I enjoy all the aspects of Diagnostic Imaging, especially ultrasonography, radiology, neuroimaging, and cross section Imaging. I love working in a happy environment with people full of passion and compassion towards our patients. In my free time I enjoy long walks, sailing, travelling and photography. I also love to spend time with my super cat Salvo”.

He joined the faculty at UC Davis as half time Clinical Professor position from 1999 through 2005 and is still involved with the UCDavis with radiology resident training. He has been an associate with VMI since 2000. Dr. Long's areas of special interest include diagnostic ultrasound and interventional radiology. His personal favorite activities include flying, kayaking, home improvement, and outdoor adventures with the family.

School of Veterinary Studies – University of Edinburgh and is now a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. He has a strong interest in research especially focused on the urinary tract, neurodegenerative, oncological and cardiovascular diseases. Maurizio joined the Antech Imaging Service team full time in 2020 and moved back to Italy to live in Milan. Outside of his interest in imaging Maurizio enjoys spending free time travelling around the world while performing all sorts of sports from skiing and climbing to water sports.

internship at Michigan State University, and was invited to remain for a radiology residency. She was working as a tenured Associate Professor at North Carolina State University when she left to join VCA/ANTECH. While in academia she authored multiple papers in peer-reviewed journals and book chapters on veterinary imaging. She has a strong interest in teaching and received the Norden Distinguished Teaching award and was instrumental in developing digital radiology teaching methods prior to leaving NC State University. When not interpreting images, Dr. Love spends time on the development of educational materials for AIS. Dr. Love was one of the founding members of DarkHorse Medical Imaging prior to purchase by VCA/ANTECH and subsequent evolution to ANTECH Imaging Services. She is married to Dr. Robert C. Sills, DVM, PhD Chief of Pathology at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Dr. Love works as a radiologist to support her passion of competing her PRE horse in local and regional Dressage competitions.

passed his certification exams for the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging in March 2010. His research interests have centred around contrast medium injection techniques and scan trimming in computed tomography. Mariano is currently the Senior Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging, at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at Sydney University.

program at Anicura Istituto Veterinario of Novara, under the supervision of Dr. Oriol Domenech, and in 2021 obtained the ECVIM-CA (Cardiology) Diplomate status. She is the author and co-author of books and papers published in peer-reviewed international and national scientific journals. She held several lectures at national courses and congresses.

works part-time for Antech Imaging Services and in a private referral centre in Bologna, Italy. Her professional interest are radiography and MRI. Outside of work, Chiara likes spending time with her family and friends, gardening, reading fantasy novels and hiking.

Hospital in Newfoundland and was accepted into a diagnostic imaging residency at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in North Grafton, MA in 2004. After successful completion of her residency in 2007, Dr. Matthews was an Assistant Professor of Radiology at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine from 2007-2011 and at the Atlantic Veterinary College from 2011-2014. Her imaging interests include gastrointestinal ultrasound, CT and MRI. Currently, Dr. Matthews resides back in Newfoundland with her husband, son and golden retriever, where she currently enjoys working in the field of teleradiology. In her spare time, Dr. Matthews enjoys spending time with her family, camping, watercolour and knitting.

1991. He has since been faculty at the Atlantic Veterinary College, The Ohio State University, and WSU, and was Chief Radiologist with Antech Imaging Services from 2014-2016. He has returned to WSU as a Clinical Professor, focusing on resident and student training, and clinical practice while helping the AIS team with quality control and second opinions. Dr. Mattoon has been honored with numerous teaching awards and has served the ACVR in various positions for many years, including President. Dr. Mattoon is co-editor of Small Animal Diagnostic Ultrasound, has 90 scientific publications, chapters in several veterinary textbooks, and has had the pleasure of presenting at over 100 meetings worldwide.

coast, in Saint Augustine and Daytona Beach. She continues to live outside of Gainesville, in rural North Florida with her spouse, Bess Darrow, also a veterinarian, specializing in equine dentistry. Bess and Lenice have 4 horses, the cutest Nubian goat on the planet, Percy, and 5 Chihuahuas. The Chihuahuas , obviously, are in charge of the property. Lenice is newly into CrossFit (to counter the at-home-radiologist lifestyle) and an aspiring “backyard” polo player. Lenice’s other interests include architecture and regional cuisines. She’s thrilled to be part of the “AIS Hive”.

He became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2024 and works full-time for Antech. Outside of work, he enjoys going to the gym, rooting for the Ohio State Buckeyes, watching Formula 1 racing, and spending time with his beloved Australian Cattle Dog, Enzo.

Felix currently divides his time between the Anicura Animal Oncology and Imaging Center in Hünenberg and Antech Imaging Services. He enjoys spending his free time camping, hiking and skiing.

complete a 4 year residency in diagnostic imaging. Colleen became board certified by the ACVR in 2007. She then joined the Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hospital, a 24 hour emergency and specialty clinic, as a radiologist and partner. She remained at TVEH until late 2019 when she decided to stop commuting and begin a career as a teleradiologist while enjoying farm life in Mono, Ontario with her husband, Jim, and many dogs, cats and horses.

completed a combined radiology residency and Master of Specialized Veterinary Medicine degree program at North Carolina State University in 2003. Dr. Mohammadian become board certified and returned to her native California in 2003. Dr. Mohammadian enjoys San Diego’s fine weather, time with family, friends, animals, a book and a glass (or 2) of wine.

in July 2015 Melania enrolled in a 4-year ECVDI residency program at the Vetsuisse Faculty in Bern and she became an ECVDI Diplomate in February 2020. Melania is author and co-author of scientific publications on Italian and international journals and presented her projects at different Italian and international congresses.

and obtained the Diploma of the European College in Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) in the same year. He is assistant professor in the Radiology Department of the University of Tehran since 2009 and has numerous posters and scientific works at national and international conferences. As of 2022, he is working as a teleradiologist for Antech Imaging Services.

at the Emergency Animal Clinic in Arizona. She then worked in general practice as well as acquiring 9 months of additional ultrasound training prior to moving to Denmark. Here she completed a residency in diagnostic imaging at the University of Copenhagen. In 2022, she became board certified as a diplomate with the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging.

performed a specialistic internship in Diagnostic Imaging at the Istituto Veterinario di Novara (Italy). She worked for 4 years as a Radiologist in Italy and in UK. In October 2018, she started an specialist internship in Diagnostic Imaging in AHT and the residency programme in October 2019 under the supervision of Dott. Ruth Dennis. In 2020 she continued the residency program under the supervision of Dr. Swan Specchi at the Veterinary Hospital “I Portoni Rossi”, Anicura Italy. In 2023 she passed the certifying exam and became an ECVDI boarded specialist.

Minnesota, before beginning a combined radiology residency and doctorate program at the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Murakami became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2008. He earned his doctorate in 2010, after which he served as an Assistant Professor of Radiology at The Ohio State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. He was responsible for clinical service and teaching. He left OSU after one year to be closer to his parents. He currently serves as a Staff Radiologist for ANTECH Imaging Services. Along with his wife Erikka and their son Ren, Dr. Murakami now resides in Tennessee.

2001 by Zoo New England in Boston, where she worked at their two zoological facilities, The Franklin Park Zoo, and Stone Zoo as the Associate Veterinarian. In 2003, she moved to the Potawatomi Zoo in South Bend Indiana, and assumed the positions of both Clinical Veterinarian and General Curator. In 2006, Julie was hired by Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. As the Senior Veterinarian, she managed the medical care for the largest collection of animals in a zoological institution in North America, the Veterinary Internship Program, which offered a one-year training program for veterinarians in zoological medicine and surgery, and the student externship program for 4th year veterinary students. During her tenure, she established working relationships with local and national organizations to start an Animal Rescue and Disaster Response team for zoos and aquariums as well as a cardiac program for great apes with local hospitals Dr. Napier is the editor of the first edition of the “Diseases of concern in captive and free ranging animals in North America” published in 2011, now in its third printing, is an author on 35 publications and presentations, has served as the President of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians (AAZV), chair of the AAZV Infectious Disease committee, and was the Species Survival Plan (SSP) Veterinary Advisor for all tiger species, Amur and generic leopards, and the Prehensile-tailed porcupine. She was also an adjunct professor for Iowa State University Veterinary Medical School from 2010 to 2019 where she taught zoo and exotic animal medicine and disease to second- and third-year veterinary students. She has participated in field and conservation projects all over the world including, Madagascar, Belize, South Africa, and Botswana. In her free time, Julie spends as much time as possible outdoors, enjoys camping, visiting National Parks, reading, college football, photography, and most especially, spending time with her family, friends, and her many rescue dogs.

of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 1990. She received her MS degree in anatomy from the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia in 1991 and her thesis compared excretory urography and ultrasonography for detection of pyelonephritis in the dog. Dr Neuwirth was an Assistant Professor of Radiology in Small Animal Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida from July 1991-July 1996 and was a Tenured Associate Professor of Radiology from August 1995-October 1996. She was a Radiology consultant for Radiopet of Floral Park, New York during August 1993-May 1995. From December 1996-August 2003 she was a tenured Associate Professor in Large Animal Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. August 2003-June 2007 she was a radiologist at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute (formerly Hagyard, Davidson McGee & Associates in Lexington, KY where she had been a sales consultant for several years. She was in private practice from July 2007-November 2015 as a sole proprietor in the greater Lexington area in Kentucky. She sold her practice in July 1995 and was staff radiologist at MedVet Lexington in Lexington, Kentucky from November 1995-March 1997. She joined Antech Imaging Services in May 2017 and is licensed in Kentucky and Ohio. She currently resides in Gulf Breeze, FL and spends some of her time in Paris, KY.

From 2007 to 2022 she worked at Florida Veterinary Specialists and continued working there after it became BluePearl Veterinary Partners. She started with Antech Imaging Services in 2022. Dr. Otte resides in the Tampa, Florida, where she competes in triathlons, and she enjoys spending time in the outdoors with her family.

University. Subsequently, he returned to Ross University to head the Diagnostic Imaging section for the next six years. During his time, at Ross University, he converted the curriculum and hospital from analogue to digital imaging format; he was actively involved in teaching and began a Diagnostic Imaging Internship Program. He served as the Department Head of Structure and Function for the last two years. He joined ANTECH Imaging Services in late 2010 as a Staff Radiologist. Dr. Richard Page’s interests include teaching, advanced imaging modalities and sport fishing.

magnetic resonance and fluoroscopy. In 2010 enrolled in a PhD program at the department of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Bologna university, supervised by Prof. Mario Cipone and Prof. Alessia Diana. In 2011 Ioannis visited the department of Veterinary Diagnostic imaging of the University of Montreal, Canada supervised by Prof. Marc-Andre d’Anjou. In 2013 he successfully concluded his PhD program with thesis in Anatomic study of the feline bronchial and vascular structures with a 64 detector-row computed tomography. In 2016 he enrolled in an AIS Funded residency program of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) at the veterinary clinic Istituto Veterinario di Novara, Italy. In 2020 he achieved the diploma of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (DipECVDI) and is recognized as European Specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging from the European Board of Veterinary Specialisation. In 2020 Ioannis became the chief of the Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Center ALPHAVET in Greece and works as radiologist in the Antech Imaging Services (AIS). Ioannis focuses his current research on protocols for abdominal and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. Dr. Panopoulos enjoys hiking, mountain biking and watersports. During the week he always find time to spend with his dogs and cat.

Imaging (ECVDI) diploma examinations in 2010, becoming a European Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging the same year, and becoming an RCVS Recognised Specialist in 2012. He is Head of Service at Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service, in the UK. Andrew has held a number of posts in the ECVDI and RCVS, including President of the ECVDI, a post that ended in 2020. Andrew’s current research interests include computed tomography angiography and in particular, morphology of portosystemic shunts.

at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals. During his 4th year of residency, Dr. Percival successfully earned status as a Diplomate in the American College of Veterinary Radiology. In his spare time Dr. Percival enjoys cycling, hiking, and is an avid board game player.

before joining Antech as a part-time radiologist. In my free time, I enjoy horse-riding and travelling.

held the position of Assistant Professor and Head of the Medical Imaging Department and at the University of Bologna, as associate Professor. Her training program, which combines the qualifications of PhD and Diploma at the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI), is characterized by a constant commitment to the study of advanced imaging diagnostics. Pascaline Pey has been secretary of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging from 2017-2020. She is working full-time as radiologist for Antech Imaging Services and part-time as staff radiologist for the Ospedale Veterinario I Portoni Rossi (Bologna). She has been particularly dedicated to clinical research (> 40 publications on peer-reviewed journals) and education.

worked as Clinical Radiologist at North Downs Specialist Referrals. Since 2016 to 2019 he worked at The Royal Veterinary College, University of London as Lecturer in Radiology. He became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2018. In 2019 Dr. Pivetta joined AIS.

She then moved to a private referral center in Italy where she completed her ECVDI residency in diagnostic imaging - small animal track. She is a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging since January 2024. She is passionate of all diagnostic imaging modalities with a special interest in ultrasound and cross sectional.

Specialists in 1996 and was there until 2004. Stacy began consulting in teleradiology in 2003. A move to San Antonio, TX in 2004 occurred to start an Internal Medicine Service at South Texas Veterinary Specialists and she was there until 2013. Stacy transitioned to a full time Antech position in 2011.

Department of Surgery and Radiology.Desde el 2000, el Dr. Reed ha sido profesor adjunto en el Departamento de Cirugía y Radiología de UC Davis.

Residency and Master of Science degree at Colorado State University, she successfully completed the Americal College of Radiology (ACVR) exam to become a Diplomate (Board Certified Radiologist) of the ACVR. Following certification, she was a faculty member at the Ohio State University (1997-2000) and then Medical Director of Animal Imaging in Los Angeles. She has been working at a busy referral and emergency practice, VCA Animal Specialty & Emergency Center, ever since. Jean is an avid equestrian and currently owns and shows horses in the Hunter divisions, as well as fosters numerous dogs and cats for local rescues.

Working as a RVT in a surgery practice, she showed an aptitude for radiology. While attending veterinary medical school, those skills were recognized and rewarded. The University of Pennsylvania accepted her into their radiology residency program and board certification was awarded in 1996. Returning to CRC, she instructed veterinary technician trainees on radiologic technique and theory. She also established successful mobile ultrasound practices, first in Northern California and then in Hawaii. Being the only radiologist in the state of Hawaii at that time meant working with everything from poi dogs and popoki to whales and dolphins. Now an Arizona resident, she is enjoying the contrast of her former life by the ocean to all things desert. Dr. Revenaugh is married to Stephen, an avid hiker, runner and reader. They have a cat, “Radley”, who rules their lives. In her spare time, she enjoys painting, collecting antique Staffordshire pottery, hiking and listening to podcasts.

followed this with a residency in clinical zoo and wildlife medicine and surgery at the Wildlife Conservation Society, with focused training in diagnostic imaging at AMC. Marie then worked in private practice and wildlife consulting, and served at the Birmingham Zoo as the Director of Veterinary Services and Curator of Ectotherms until 2008, when she went into academia. Marie has a passion for teaching, and has developed and taught curriculums in zoo, wildlife and exotic species medicine and surgery for over 16 years. She served as Assistant Professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine and as the veterinarian for the Southeastern Raptor Center. She also worked with the Environmental Institute at Auburn University, and Alabama DCNR/FWS with a project to repatriate Eastern Indigo snakes to the southeastern United States. Marie serves as the veterinary advisor for the species survival plan (SSP) for Chinese Alligators. She serves as Associate Professor for St. George’s University’s School of Veterinary Medicine for 9 years, and continues to serve as a visiting professor and conservation wildlife and disease researcher for SGU SVM, and as a Senior Research Fellow and the WINDREF Institute. Marie has a strong desire to mentor others, to learn something new each day and inspire a passion for the natural world through conservation medicine, research and education. She also serves as the AVMA veterinary program advisor for Wild Sun wildlife rescue in Costa Rica. She joined the AIS team in 2015 and loves working with RDVMs for patient care. Although AIS is her primary career, Marie also continues to serve in private practice for domestic and zoo/exotic species, clinical student mentorship, serves as a lecturer for conferences, and still enjoys working with her zoo colleagues as a relief veterinarian. She has published over 20 peer reviewed manuscripts, presentations and book chapters. In her free time, Marie enjoys spending time with her family, outdoor sports, observing and photographing wildlife in the rainforest and wilderness, reading, sketching, attending cultural events and going to Auburn football and basketball games.

Veterinary Radiology Residency Program at the University of California, Davis from 1993-1997 and became board certified by the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 1996. After completing her residency, Dr. Samii was a Lecturer in Veterinary Radiology at the University of California, Davis from 1997-2000. In 2000, Dr. Samii became an Assistant Professor of Radiology at The Ohio State University. She was tenured and promoted to Associate Professor in 2005. She remained at The Ohio State University until 2009 at which time she retired from academia and became a full-time teleradiologist with PetRays. In July 2022, Dr. Samii joined the AIS team.

certification with the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2023 and relocated to the east coast where she currently works full-time for Antech and has a part time appointment with the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center. She is interested in both large and small animal imaging with a clinical and research interest in musculoskeletal pathology. Her favorite imaging modality is MRI. Outside of work, Dr. Scharf enjoys going to the gym, spending time with her dog Penelope, and horseback riding.

diagnostic imaging at the same institute. He stayed on for an additional 2 years as faculty in clinical radiology before joining AIS at the beginning of 2022. Dr. Schlax currently resides just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with his wife, two sons and three cats. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends and listening to good music.

residency in Cardiology at Atlantic Coast Veterinary Specialists in July 2013 and then stayed on there as a Staff Cardiologist until June 2014. Then, as a board-certified Veterinary Cardiologist, Dr. Schneiderman worked at a private practice in New Jersey until recently switching her career to full time telemedicine with AIS.

Association and in racing promotion and regulation in the horse racing industry. Dr. Seward completed his clinical training at Colorado State University and received his DVM from Ross University in 2008. In 2009, he completed a fellowship in equine medicine at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. Following five years of general veterinary practice in Colorado, he headed to Blacksburg, VA where he completed a combined Master’s degree and four-year residency in radiology at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech University in 2018. Dr. Seward became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2018. Professional interests include ultrasonography and teaching. Dr. Seward resides in Sarasota, FL with his wife Shawn, and two youngest children, Chase and Dixon.

horse as well as volunteering at the zoo), working there for 24 years. During that time, she also worked part-time with a number of specialists at a referral hospital as well as working as a reader for the OFA. She joined AIS part-time in December 2015 and became full-time in March 2016. Dr. Shaiken currently lives in Denver with her husband, a retired attorney. She has one son who is an engineer with a software company in Seattle.

clinical small animal and equine practice was invaluable for pursuit of a specialization in veterinary imaging. Dr. Silver completed a radiology residency and Master of Science in Radiological Health and Safety at Colorado State University in 2008. She then became an Associate Professor in Radiology at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. She achieved her tenure certification in 2012. Dr. Silver very much enjoys returning to the university for veterinary imaging teaching locums. In 2013, became the initial and sole radiologist at VCA Central Victoria Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Clinic in Victoria BC providing both inpatient, specialist and outpatient services. She has now been a self-employed radiologist having worked with Radterra Imaging Services along with other veterinary hospitals and specialty centers since 2018. Dr. Silver joined the AIS team in mid 2023. Tawni has a passion for dressage and hiking the BC west coast with her husband and their dogs. Always learning, Tawni also enjoys photography, drawing and painting.

Pennsylvania in 1974, completed orthopedic surgical residency training in 1979, and was awarded a PhD in engineering in 1982. Gail has traveled and spoken extensively at both human and veterinary conferences worldwide. He has contributed to the scientific literature more than 150 research articles, book chapters and proceedings. Dr. Smith has received recognition for research excellence by notable institutions including Smith, Kline, Beecham, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Kennel Club, and the University of Pennsylvania. Dr Smith was awarded the prestigious Iams Saki Patsaama Award for excellence in Orthopedics by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association. He is the third orthopedist to receive this award. Among Dr Smith’s administrative responsibilities, he has served as Chief of Surgery, Chairman of the Department of Clinical Studies at Penn’s School of Veterinary Medicine, and president of the Veterinary Orthopedic Society. In his research, Dr. Smith has applied engineering principles to investigate the musculoskeletal system in both health and disease. His work has focused on orthopedic problems of the spine, the knee and the hip. In 1993 Dr. Smith founded and directed PennHIP (which stands for the University of Pennsylvania Hip Improvement Program). PennHIP is an evidence-based, stress-radiographic, hip screening method for canine hip dysplasia that has gained worldwide acceptance, particularly among working dog groups. In 2013 PennHIP was acquired from the University of Pennsylvania by Antech Imaging Services (AIS) of Fountain Valley, CA and in 2018 AIS (VCAAntech) was purchased by Mars, Inc. Dr. Smith retired from his professorship at Penn in 2014 and he currently serves as Director of PennHIP within the AIS.

Radiology and has been in academia ever since. After three years as an Assistant Professor at the Atlantic Veterinary College of the University of Prince Edward Island in Canada, Dr. Solano returned to New England where he continued his academic pursuits. He is currently the Section Head of Diagnostic Imaging and the Residency Director of Tufts University’s Diagnostic Imaging Program. He enjoys teaching veterinary students during their clinical year and educating the next generation of veterinary radiologists. Dr. Solano’s contributions to veterinary literature cover all imaging modalities and a multitude of species. He is an avid ocean kayaker and has a particular interest in marine creatures. He has even managed to image many of them using his radiology training.

cycle) in 2009. She has also been actively engaged in the EAVDI, serving as secretary from 2009-2012. Dr. Spattini is a Founding Member and Manager responsible for the Diagnostic Imaging Division at Clinica Veterinaria Castellarano, a Private Clinic for Companion Animals in Torino.

complete a 3-years ACVR residency program. He became ACVR Diplomate in September 2014. He is now working as staff radiologist for Antech Imaging Service. He also supervises residents through the Antech educational program with the role of European Residency Liaison. He is head of the diagnostic imaging unit at the Anicura Ospedale Veterinario I Portoni Rossi, Bologna, Italy. Swan Specchi is author and co-author of scientific publications in international veterinary journals. He also takes activity in national and international congresses.

at the University of Missouri, Dr. Spier moved to Tampa in 2005 to start the cardiology service at Florida Veterinary Specialists (now BluePearl Veterinary Partners). Dr. Spier is an avid (and vocal) Texas Longhorn and Green Bay Packer fan, and enjoys spending his free time with his wife and 3 children.

of Missouri, Columbia in 1990 and spent 2 years in general practice in St. Louis. In 1992 he moved to Ft. Collins, Colorado for his residency. In 1995 he joined the teaching faculty at Texas A&M University. His primary research interest during both his residency and academia years was in musculoskeletal disease. He found a great joy in teaching and clinical outreach. In 1998 Dr. Steinheimer moved to Denver to enter the world of private practice. He became one of the owners of Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in 2004. When the practice was sold to VCA in 2007 he became the Medical Director. He was the Director of the Internship Program from 1999 through 2011. An interesting side note to his time at Alameda East Veterinary Hospital was being part of the Animal Planet reality television show Emergency Vets, a truly surrealistic experience! In 2011, Dr. Steinheimer was promoted to Regional Medical Director for VCA hospitals in Colorado and parts of Washington and for a while, Oklahoma. In 2015 Dr. Steinheimer happily joined the team of radiologists at AIS. Dan shares his private world with his wife Jackie, kids Noah and Megan, 4 dogs, 7 cats and 14 chickens and 20,000 honeybees. He enjoys working in his shop (including rebuilding a 1970 Jeep CJ-5 with his son), gardening and getting into the mountains whenever possible.

Medicine where he graduated in 2014. He then continued his southwest migration when he spent a year at VCA ARECA during his rotating internship. Dr. Stewart completed his four year Diagnostic Imaging residency at LSU, and is very excited to have returned to the desert. During his free time Dr. Stewart enjoys camping, training for triathlons, spending time with his wife, and their five cats and two dogs.

A&M University. In 1989, Dr. Steyn joined the faculty of the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences at Colorado State University as an Assistant Professor. He was involved in teaching, research and clinical duties and was responsible for the development of the Nuclear Medicine service that continues to play a significant role in the Comparative Oncology program at CSU. Phillip joined ANTECH Imaging Services in 2010, where he currently serves as Director of Professional Development. Phillip and his wife Heather, also a veterinarian, live on a small ranch in Northern Colorado where they raise sheep, horses, chickens, dogs and cats. They also enjoy trail riding and fly fishing as well as helping their neighbors with cow work.

University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna in 2015. During her residency she did externships to the University of Zurich, Switzerland, the Royal Veterinary College, London, UK and the North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine, USA. In the beginning of 2019 she passed her exam to become a board-certified radiologist (ECVDI). She wanted to intensify her interest in research and is currently starting a PhD. She is happy to join the great team of AIS and work with radiologists from all over the world. She enjoys traveling the world and getting to know different cultures and people.

After 25 years of mobile ultrasound practice, Diana remains passionate about veterinary radiology and looks forward to continue to serve veterinarians, owners, and pets through teleradiology. Diana shares her life with her partner, Paige (also a DVM), two young adult sons, too many dogs, two cats, and a budgie. She enjoys walking, spending time in nature, and traveling to mountains and beaches. She likes to read mystery and suspense novels, especially by Greg Iles and Dan Brown. Diana also enjoys cooking and baking, listening to music, and singing.

She completed her ECVDI residency at Edinburgh and is a Diplomate of the European College of Diagnostic Imaging. She recently obtained an MSc for her postgraduate studies undertaken in conjunction with her residency. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family plus golden retriever pup and her cat Miso.

2002. Dr. Tepavich moved to Portland after completing her residency and became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2003. She worked in the Portland area as a radiologist in private practice before joining VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialists in 2011. When not at NWVS, Dr. Tepavich enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the area, hiking, camping and skiing.

Schwarz. In 2019, she gained the diploma of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. She currently shares her time between a private referral practice in the south of France at the Clinique Vétérinaire Occitanie and teleradiology with Antech Imaging Services (USA). Florence focuses her current research on protocols for computed tomography angiography and contrast-enhanced ultrasonography.

esidency and DVSc degree, also at the Ontario veterinary College. Dr. Thomas subsequently completed a combined radiology residency and Master of Specialized Veterinary Medicine degree program at North Carolina State University. She successfully obtained board certification with the American College of Veterinary Surgeons during that residency program. Dr. Thomas joined the faculty of the Department of Surgical and Radiological Sciences at the UC Davis veterinary school in 2001, also obtaining board certification with the American College of Veterinary Radiology that year. Dr. Thomas has been working as a full-time teleradiologist since 2006 and appreciates the flexibility this allows her in spending more time with her family. After more than 21 years in North America, Dr. Thomas moved to the Sunshine Coast, Australia, in January 2014 where she resides with her husband Will and three young children Kate, Alex and Rachel. In her spare time, Dr. Thomas enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, going to the beach and playing violin in a Symphony Orchestra.

University of Ghent. In my free time I am an avid hiker and love all sorts of outdoor activities, from cycling to cross-country skiing. At the same time nothing is better than a good book.

master’s degree and also obtaining Diplomate status in the American College of Veterinary Radiology. Since completion of her residency, she has practiced in both large specialty hospitals as well as in teleradiology. She currently resides in the Austin area.

his 2 sons and their English Setter. He is an avid woodworker, nature photographer, fly fisher and sports car racing enthusiast.

completed a one-year rotating small animal internship in medicine, surgery, and emergency at a large private practice in Charlotte, NC. She then worked as a small animal private practitioner for four years before deciding to specialize in diagnostic imaging. Dr. Winkelman received a MS in Biomedical Sciences and completed her diagnostic imaging residency in 2013 from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to starting her own veterinary imaging company, Vista Veterinary Imaging, she served as an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University and worked for a private veterinary imaging group in Colorado. Dr. Winkelman is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology. While she enjoys all aspects of veterinary imaging, her passion is ultrasonography. Dr. Winkelman also works for several large veterinary teleradiology companies, has authored scientific articles, and presented diagnostic lectures for continuing education. In her spare time, Dr. Winkelman can be found skiing, hiking, or traveling. More than anything, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, especially her husband, twin daughters, cat, and dog.

practice in Newfoundland, Canada. When not working, Dr. Woodland enjoys spending time with her husband, her two young children and her cat Nutmeg!

University School of Veterinary Medicine before being accepted into a residency at the Atlantic Veterinary College. She now lives in Australia where she works at the University of Melbourne and part-time for Antech Imaging Services. Dr. Young enjoys travelling, reading, and knitting.

Diagnostic Imaging at the University of Dublin (Ireland) in 2014 and obtained the Diploma of the European College in Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) in September 2015. She presented numerous posters and scientific works at national and international conferences. From 2014 to 2017 she worked as a radiologist at NDSR (North Downs Specialist Referrals), a reference center in London. As of 2018, she is working as a teleradiologist for Antech Imaging Services.

teleradiology for more than a decade in both part-time and full-time capacities. Have performed locums at both specialty veterinary hospitals and university teaching hospitals.