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11.04.09
CVM Hires Small Animal Surgeon
COLLEGE STATION, TX - The College of Veterinary
Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University is
known for being a leader in veterinary medicine and research, as
well as being a clinic that takes extraordinary care of our small
animal patients. Dr. Jacqueline Davidson, small animal orthopedic
and soft tissue surgeon, has recently been added to our staff to
provide the particular type of care that some of these small animal
patients need.
"I have been in a Clinical Track position in the Department of
Veterinary Small Animal Clinical Sciences at the college since
September 1, 2009" said Davidson. "As a clinical-track
full-professor, my appointment is designated to be approximately 70
percent instruction, 20 percent service, and 10 percent scholarly
activity. The instructional effort is a combination of clinical,
didactic and laboratory instruction of professional students,
interns and residents. The service effort includes all non-student
teaching and non-scholarly related activities required to enable
and enhance the activities of the department, hospital, school and
university. The scholarly activity effort includes publishing book
chapters, case reports, journal articles, and presenting continuing
education programs that demonstrate my clinical expertise and
experience with large numbers of cases."
Dr. Davidson has been at Louisiana State University for the past
fifteen years before coming to Texas A&M. She has been
especially focused on rehabilitation in small animals as a sub
interest for the past few years. As well as her work in surgery,
Dr. Davidson does work with small animals in pain management and
postoperative care, and is also trained in acupuncture and spinal
manipulation for both small and large animals.
"The veterinary medical college at Texas A&M is such a
collegial place" said Davidson, "it is current and progressing.
They have a clear vision for where they want to go in the future
and are active in taking strides toward that goal. The atmosphere
in the whole Bryan and College Station area is also friendly; it
makes mundane things such as going to the grocery store a pleasant
task."
Contact Information:
Angela G. Clendenin
Director, Communications & Public Relations
Ofc - (979) 862-2675
Cell - (979) 739-5718
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