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magna cum laude. After 2 years of working in private practice, shewas accepted as a diagnostic imaging resident at the Universityof Pennsylvania and became a diplomate of the AmericanCollege of Veterinary Radiology in 2006. After the conclusionof her residency, Dr. Caceres stayed on staff as a radiologistat the University of Pennsylvania. She has special interest incomputed tomography of the pancreas and kidneys, as well asmusculoskeletal imaging.Matt Cannon, DVM, DACVRDr. Cannon was born and raised in Houston, TX, and attendedTexas A&M University, where he obtained his undergraduatedegree in biomedical science, graduating summa cum laude.He received his DVM from the University of California, Davis,and was a member of the Phi Zeta Honor Society. He completeda rotating small-animal internship at The Ohio State Universitybefore returning to UC Davis for his diagnostic imaging residency.He became board certified in 2009. Dr. Cannon has been withIDEXX since 2010, and also continues to maintain a busy privatepractice in Austin, TX. He enjoys outdoor activities, includingfishing, hiking, and kayaking, in the Texas Hill Country. He isalso an avid college sports fan. However, his favorite hobby isspending time with his wife, children, and hyperactive dog.Stacy Cooley, DVM, DACVRDr. Cooley is a consultant for IDEXX and also works as anassistant professor of diagnostic imaging at the CarlsonCollege of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University. Shegraduated from Oregon State University Carlson College ofVeterinary Medicine with her DVM in 2010 and spent 2 yearsas an intern there before leaving for Ithaca, NY, where shecompleted her diagnostic imaging at Cornell University. She iscurrently the residency director for the ACVR Diagnostic ImagingResidency Program at Oregon State University and loves trainingresidents and teaching students! She met her husband duringundergraduate training in 2001 and they have enjoyed playingin the outdoors with their dogs ever since. They love traveling,hiking, backpacking, biking, and eating!Cassaundra Coulter, DVM, DACVRDr. Coulter grew up in greater Cleveland, OH, and received herundergraduate degree from Brown University. After receiving herdoctorate of veterinary medicine from The Ohio State UniversityCollege of Veterinary Medicine, she completed a rotatinginternship in small-animal medicine and surgery in New YorkCity. Dr. Coulter then pursued a diagnostic imaging residencyat the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine.During her residency, Dr. Coulter focused her residency projecton sonographic pancreatic imaging and its varied appearance.Following the completion of her residency, Dr. Coulter attainedher board certification as a member of the American College ofVeterinary Radiology and relocated back to the Midwest. In herfree time, she enjoys attending the theatre, orchestra, concertsand traveling, both within the United States and abroad.Aditya Davé, DVM, DACVRDr. Davé grew up in Los Angeles, CA, and received hisundergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley.He attended the University of California, Davis, for his doctorateof veterinary medicine and completed a small-animal rotatinginternship at The Ohio State University. Dr. Davé then attendeda 3-year diagnostic imaging residency at the University ofMinnesota and became a diplomate of the American College ofVeterinary Radiology in 2018. After his residency, he moved toPortland, OR, and joined the IDEXX teleradiology team shortlythereafter. In his free time, he enjoys long-distance running,hiking, and spending time with friends and family.Frederic David, DEDV, MVetMed, DECVDIDr. David is a native of Paris, France, and attended veterinaryschool in Toulouse, France. After graduating, he completedan equine internship at Marion duPont Scott Equine MedicalCenter in Virginia and a radiology internship at Ross Universityin the Caribbean. He underwent residency training at the RoyalVeterinary College in London, United Kingdom, and then becamean assistant professor at the University of Minnesota for 4 years.He joined IDEXX in 2016. He and his wife Nadine live in Paris (fornow). During his free time, he enjoys traveling, historical martialarts (basically sword fighting!), and watching rugby.Jane Day, BVSc, MVS, FANZCVSDr. Day grew up on a large cattle and sheep property inoutback Australia, and when she got into veterinary school, herfather decided they would muster on horseback rather thanmotorbikes to ensure she would become some sort of largeanimal veterinarian. After graduating, she worked in Australia andthe United Kingdom before deciding to specialize in radiology.She took the Australian and New Zealand College membershipexaminations in radiology and then worked as a clinicalinstructor at Queensland University before moving to JamesCook University in Townsville, where she was section head forseveral years. During this time, she did 6 months on an alternatetrack residency with Dr. Robert Pechman and Dr. Robert Bahrat Oklahoma State University. She completed her residency atMelbourne University, after which she took up a senior lectureshipposition at Murdoch University in Perth. She currently works in aprivate practice in Perth and began reading radiology cases forIDEXX Telemedicine Consultants in 2017.Constance E. De Haan, DVM, MA, DACVRTelemedicine Medical DirectorDr. De Haan received her BS in bioresource science and geneticsfrom the University of California, Berkeley. She received her DVMfrom the University of California, Davis, in 1986. After 2 years ingeneral practice, Dr. De Haan completed a residency in radiologyat Washington State University, and practiced radiology in the SanFrancisco Bay area for 20 years. She was an owner of AnimalCare Center of Sonoma County and then continued on as medical3

director when the practice was acquired by VCA in 2008. In 2013,she completed a master’s degree in organization developmentat Sonoma State University and her somatic coaching certificate.Dr. De Haan is pleased to bring this experience and training toher role as medical director for IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants,working with this wonderful global team of veterinary radiologists.Tod Drost, DVM, DACVRDr. Drost, a diplomate of the American College of VeterinaryRadiology, joined IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants in 2014.He graduated from the University of Florida with a DVM in1991 and completed his radiology residency at North CarolinaState University in 1995. Dr. Drost has more than 20 years ofexperience as a clinical radiologist and educator at the OklahomaState University and, primarily, The Ohio State University, collegesof veterinary medicine. He was on the American College ofVeterinary Radiology (ACVR) Executive Council from 2004–2009,serving as president in 2008. Dr. Drost is currently the executivedirector of the ACVR. He and his wife have three children and liveon a small farm in central Ohio. In his spare time, Dr. Drost enjoysthe outdoor work that comes with owning a farm and critters,cooking, and watching football.Ilva Drumm, DrMedVet, MS, DACVR, FTA bildgebendeDiagnostikDr. Drumm grew up near Hamburg in northern Germany andgraduated from veterinary school in Munich in 2008. After movingto Lexington, KY, for a rotating internship at the Rood and RiddleEquine Hospital, she completed a diagnostic imaging residencyat The Ohio State University in Columbus and earned boardcertification as a veterinary radiologist of the American College ofVeterinary Radiology. Dr. Drumm returned to Germany in 2013 asthe senior radiologist of one of the largest small-animal hospitalsin the country before joining IDEXX in 2016. She enjoys allaspects of diagnostic imaging, particularly cross-sectional imagingand contrast studies.Michelle Ellison, VMD, DACVRDr. Ellison received her VMD from the University of Pennsylvaniain 2007 and completed an internship in large-animal medicine andsurgery at the University of Georgia the following year. She thenwent on to complete a radiology residency at the University ofWisconsin–Madison, attaining board certification in 2011. Prior tojoining IDEXX as a teleradiologist in 2015, she taught diagnosticimaging for 2.5 years at Louisiana State University. She currentlyresides in the Atlanta metro area with her husband and their twocats. In her spare time, she enjoys baking, cross-stitching, dayhiking, and social ballroom dance.Lee Emery, DVM, DACVRMaria Evola, DVM, MPH, DACVRAs an undergraduate, Dr. Evola attended Hendrix College inArkansas, studying Spanish and biology. She returned home tothe Midwest for veterinary school and received her DVM andMPH from the University of Missouri. She completed a small-animal rotating internship in New Jersey, a diagnostic imagingspecialty internship in Los Angeles, and a diagnostic imagingresidency at North Carolina State University. Dr. Evola becamea diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in2016. She lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with her partner, theirtwo improvisational parrots, and their dog Marlin. On sunny days,she enjoys urban hiking with Marlin, who is the Platonic ideal ofwhat a dog should be.Erica L. Fields, DVM, DACVRDr. Fields received her DVM from North Carolina State University(NCSU) College of Veterinary Medicine. Following a rotatingsmall-animal internship at VCA Aurora and VCA Berwyn AnimalHospitals, she worked as a general practitioner in the Atlanta,GA, and Greensboro, NC, areas. She returned to NCSU fora diagnostic imaging residency, attaining board certificationin 2010. Dr. Fields lives on a farm and livestock sanctuaryoutside Winston-Salem, NC, with her husband, daughter, and amenagerie of large and small animals.Jennifer Fowler, BSc, DVM, MSc, DACVRDr. Fowler grew up in the Northeast on a hobby farm not far fromNew York City. She attended the SUNY College at Brockport forher undergraduate degree. Dr. Fowler eventually attended theAtlantic Veterinary College in Prince Edward Island Canada forher DVM. She completed a large animal medicine and surgeryinternship at Texas A&M University and continued on to a dualmasters and diagnostic imaging residency at Oregon StateUniversity. Following residency, Dr. Fowler relocated to Iowa StateUniversity, where she worked as a faculty radiologist for 2 years.She completed ACVR Board certification in 2018. Dr. Fowlermade the move to Northeast Arkansas in July 2019 and joinedIDEXX Telemedicine Consultants. Outside of work she enjoysspending quality time with her two dogs, reading, and gardening.Paul Frank, DVM, DACVRDr. Frank graduated from North Carolina State University in 1991and earned his DVM in 1995. Following graduation, Dr. Frankcompleted a radiology residency at the University of Georgia andbecame a boarded veterinary radiologist in 2002. Dr. Frank was afaculty radiologist for 6 years at the University of Georgia, was astaff radiologist at an emergency and specialty center for 2 yearsand has been a full-time teleradiologist since 2010. He joined theIDEXX team in the fall of 2014 as a full-time consultant. Dr. Franklives in North Carolina with his wife, son, and daughter.Kathy Gelatt, DVM, DACVRDr. Gelatt received her DVM from North Carolina State Universityin 1993 and completed her radiology residency at the Universityof Florida in 1997. She worked at the University of Minnesota inthe radiology department for about 5 years and then worked ina private practice group in Cleveland, OH, for 4 years. In 2006she moved back to Florida, and in 2007 she started her ownradiology private practice, North Florida Veterinary Radiology, andbegan consulting for IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants. When not4

cheering for the Gators, she enjoys playing with pets, gardening,reading, and going fishing and boating with her husband and son.Tommaso Gregori, DVM, DECVDI, MRCVSDr. Gregori grew up in Piacenza in the northern part of Italy andstudied veterinary medicine at the University of Parma. Aftergraduating in 2008, he spent a year working in a shelter dedicatedmainly to rescuing galgos (Spanish greyhounds) in Spain. Helater moved to the United Kingdom to work in general practice.After completing a rotating internship at the University of Bristol,he trained in diagnostic imaging at the Royal Veterinary College,University of London, and became a diplomate of the EuropeanCollege of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging in 2015. He lives withhis partner, Ana, and their three cats, Oscar, Tito, and Coco, inLondon. In his spare time, he likes to travel back to Italy andSpain. He loves playing guitar and cooking.Jennifer Hanson, DVM, DACVRDr. Hanson received her DVM from Tufts University in 1989.After an internship at Angell Animal Medical Center in Bostonand 2 years in small-animal practice, she returned to Tufts forher radiology residency. She became board certified and joinedVDIC in 1995. Additional duties at VDIC included managingthe quarterly newsletter and acting as the resident director forVDIC’s second resident, IDEXX’s own Kristy Barksdale. She haspublished several peer-reviewed articles and spoken at local andnational meetings. Dr. Hanson has been with IDEXX since theacquisition of VDIC in 2009. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking,reading, crossword puzzles, white-water rafting, and otherwisetaking in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with her husbandand two teenage daughters.Jonathan Hayles, DVM, MS, DACVRRadiology in 2010, the same year she completed her residency.She joined IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants in early 2013 afterspending time working as a radiologist in both academia andprivate specialty practice.Nathan Keppie, DVM, MS, DACVRDr. Keppie obtained his DVM from the Atlantic Veterinary Collegeat the University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown, PEI,Canada, in 2001. He went on to complete a 1-year internshipin large-animal medicine at the University of Saskatchewan in2002. Dr. Keppie then completed a residency in radiology and amaster’s degree at Michigan State University in 2005. He joinedVDIC as a teleradiologist in 2005 and worked with them throughtheir transition to IDEXX. Dr. Keppie lives in Portland, ME, andenjoys sailing Casco Bay and eating the best seafood around.He and his wife, Danielle, have four geriatric pets: their Germanshepherd Fiji and cats Scully, Pippin, and Little Cat.Kate Kerrigan, DVM, DACVRDr. Kerrigan is a diplomate of the American College of VeterinaryRadiology. She graduated from the University of Illinois Collegeof Veterinary Medicine and completed a small-animal rotatinginternship at the University of Pennsylvania. She returned toIllinois to complete her radiology residency and began consultingfor IDEXX as a teleradiologist in 2015. Dr. Kerrigan is aConnecticut native but currently resides in Princeton, New Jersey,and works full-time in private practice. In her time off, she enjoysspending time with her husband and dog (a bearded collie namedMason), exploring the outdoors, drinking wine, running, cooking,reading, and watching documentaries.Jennifer Kinns, BSc, VetMB, DECVDI, DACVRDr. Hayles was born in Rochester, NY, but eventually landed inSan Diego, CA, where he attended the University of California forhis undergraduate degree in animal physiology and neuroscience.He earned his veterinary degree at the University of California,Davis, followed by a 1-year general rotating internship at theVeterinary Medical and Surgical Group (VMSG) in Ventura,CA. Dr. Hayles completed his imaging residency and veterinarymaster of science at Washington State University. Dr. Haylesjoined IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants in 2012 as a full-timeteleradiologist. He and his wife Andrea, two sons, dog, and catare currently living in San Diego.Dr. Kinns graduated from the University of Cambridge veterinaryschool in England and spent 2 years in practice before movingto the United States to complete her residency training at theUniversity of Pennsylvania. In 2007, she became a diplomateof the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging andthe American College of Veterinary Radiology. She was on thefaculty at Michigan State University for 3 years, where she ran theresidency training program. In 2010, a move to IDEXX meant thatshe could go home to Scotland to be closer to family and friends.She is currently on the examination committee for the Europeanradiology diploma. She lives in rural Perthshire with her husband,two children, three dogs, a cat, and some chickens.Larry Hoscheit, DVM, BSc, MS, DACVRBob Kramer, DVM, DACVRJennifer Johnson-Neitman, DVM, DACVRDr. Kramer received his BS (1983) and DVM (1987) degrees fromthe University of California, Davis. Following 3 years practicingprimarily emergency medicine, he trained in diagnostic radiologyand radiation oncology at North Carolina State University’sCollege of Veterinary Medicine from 1990–1993. He was certifiedby the American College of Veterinary Radiology in diagnosticradiology in 1993 and in radiation oncology in 1997. In 1994Dr. Kramer established a private radiology referral practice inSeattle, sold it in 2014, and practiced for the new owners throughDr. Johnson-Neitman received her undergraduate degree inanimal science at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in 1999.She continued at OSU and received her DVM in 2004. Shedid a 1-year internship followed by a 1-year fellowship at OSUin diagnostic imaging from 2005–2007. Dr. Johnson-Neitmancompleted her residency in diagnostic imaging and radiology atKansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.She became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary5

2017. He joined IDEXX Telemedicine Consultants in January of2018. Dr. Kramer served as adjunct faculty in the Department ofComparative Medicine at the University of Washington Schoolof Medicine from 1996–2017 and has served as adjunct clinicalradiology faculty at Tuskegee University College of VeterinaryMedicine since 2017. In addition to practicing part-time withIDEXX, Dr. Kramer and his wife, Sharon, manage their barn and15 acres on Whidbey Island in Puget Sound, where they labor onbehalf of their two horses and five less costly pets.Dave Kunz, DVM, DACVRDr. Kunz’s first degree is in technical theater. After having workedon numerous productions and national tours, he chose to pursuea career in veterinary medicine. After receiving his DVM from theUniversity of Missouri–Columbia in 2001, he practiced emergencymedicine in the St. Louis area and completed his radiologyresidency at the University of Missouri in 2006. Dr. Kunz came toIDEXX after having worked as a radiologist at a specialty hospitalnear Chicago. Dr. Kunz enjoys all aspects of radiology with aspecial interest in ultrasound.Christelle le Roux, BVSc (Hons), MMedVet (Diag Im)Dr. le Roux grew up in South Africa and spent some of herchildhood years living in the United States. She received herveterinary degree from Onderstepoort (University of Pretoria)in South Africa, and then spent 6 years in small-animal privatepractice. She returned to complete a residency in diagnosticimaging again through Onderstepoort, and she spent some timein an externship at Purdue University in Indiana. She receivedher South African board certification in 2016. She joined IDEXXTelemedicine Consultants in July 2017. Dr. le Roux is currentlybased part-time between Abu Dhabi with her husband and

also an avid college sports fan. However, his favorite hobby is spending time with his wife, children, and hyperactive dog. Stacy Cooley, DVM, DACVR Dr. Cooley is a consultant for IDEXX and also works as an assistant professor of diagnostic imaging at the Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University. She