Board-certified veterinarians who set standards and promote excellence in veterinary pathology to improve and protect human and animal health.
Schaumburg, IL
Joined August 2012
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American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
We are proud of Dr. Jonathan Schisler for presenting at the ACVP
Annual Meeting 2025 in New Orleans, LA!
Dr. Schisler presented "CXCL5: Guardian of Vascular Health in Aging and Space - Protective Roles in Atherosclerosis, Reverse Cholesterol Transport, and Adaptive Space Biology," as part of the Opening Plenary: Insights Into Aging - Explorations of Space Biomedicine, Systems Biology, and Animal Models session.
Congratulations to Dr. Schisler and the team for continuing to advance research on vascular health and space biology! #unc #chapelhill #researcher
🩵👏🧪🐭🐏
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Ever wondered what veterinary pathologists really do?
I joined Conversations in Veterinary Pathology by
@ACVP , hosted by Dr. Hannah Atkins & Dr. Caralyn
Labriola, to talk career paths & digital pathology.
Thanks for the warm studio welcome! 💬
#ACVP2025 #DigitalPathology
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Our team @LSUVetMed led by Gretchen Morgan is set up & ready to roar @ACVP in New Orleans. We look forward to seeing our alumni & friends at tonight’s reception. The @LSU Tigers are in the house! 💜💛#ScholarshipFirst #WBTTW #BetteringLives #WeTeach #WeProtect #WeHeal #WeDiscover
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
At New Orleans for @ACVP #ACVP2025
This year’s meeting is meaningful to me. My very first ACVP was also held here back in 2016. Nine years ago, I was there as a PhD student presenting a poster. Now, I’m returning as a faculty member teaching a workshop.
#fullcircle
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Excited to join the upcoming @ACVP webinar on AI in Veterinary Pathology – July 29, 12–1 PM CT!
We’ll explore innovation, risks & best practices with a multidisciplinary panel.
A must-attend for anyone curious or cautious about AI.
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
It's "What Is Your Diagnosis?" Wednesday! What are your differential diagnoses for a 4-year-old dairy cross ewe with a history of progressive hind limb lameness? 🐑 Full case: jav.ma/ewe #sheep #histology @cornellvet @acvp
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Exciting day for Pathobio at #UoGuelph convocation as our own Dr. Dorothee Bienzle was awarded / became a University Professor Emerita. Congrats Dorothee!!!
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Another huge achievement by one of Pathobio’s PhD trainees at convocation - Dr. Latasha Ludwig was awarded the Governor General’s Academic Gold Medal, as the student who achieved the highest academic standing at the graduate level - a tremendous achievement!! Congrats Latasha!!
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Celebrating Dr Yava Jones-Hall during #BlackHistoryMonth2025! 🖤❤️💚💛
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Celebrating Dr Willie Reed during #BlackHistoryMonth2025! @pucvm 🖤❤️💚💛
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Analyzer and method-specific reference intervals should be established for SDMA analysis.
Open access article: jav.ma/SDMA @acvp #SDMA #catalyst #Vcheck #eurolyser #IDEXX
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
It’s been a blast having fun with all our @ACVP followers for the past couple of years! Our MCC will be switching things up now, but I’ll keep up the previous types of weekly ACVP posts here on my own account, moving forward.
Exciting announcement! We’re having a changing of the guard! @VetPathophile, who’s been managing this account since Nov 2022, is handing it over to our fabulous Media Communications Committee. Please bear with us during the switch. We’ll be back very soon. 💜
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Metastatic nasal carcinoma in a mandibular lymph node aspirate from a cat: Clusters of tumor cells (arrows) are seen among normal lymph node constituents. Pink extracellular matrix (arrowheads) likely reflects a schirrous response.
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Comin in late per usual. Big snowstorm here last night into today so it’s a cosy one for Beavis. (Don’t judge her red paws, she’s overdue for her cytopoint)
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
Maggie & Monty are resting after a long busy week!
American College of Veterinary Pathologists retweeted
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