Radiology
The radiology section offers a full line of diagnostic services including general diagnostic radiology, radiographic special procedures, ultrasound including color flow Doppler, computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Nuclear medicine and radiation oncology are within the radiology section and are described separately. The radiology section is composed of six board-certified radiologists, four radiology technicians (one of whom is also a nuclear medicine technician), one MRI technician, two radiation oncology technicians, one radiology clerk, and one secretary. Approximately 11,000 imaging studies are performed annually. The majority of patients are dogs, cats, and horses. A large number of exotic and zoo animals are also evaluated.
The radiology section provides clinical training in veterinary radiology during the third and fourth years of the professional curriculum. In addition, the radiology section has a residency training program accredited by the American College of Veterinary Radiology.