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...is a patient teacher who never loses his cool in the OR. He is knowledgeable and humble. His impact on pets, families, residents, students, and veterinary knowledge in general has...

Eb Rosin was a mentor to countless students, interns, residents and fellow surgeons. ALS took him from us 20 years ago. Even after he lost his ability to speak and...

...veterinary students, interns, and residents during my career. The opportunity to spend a major portion of my career as a veterinary clinician and faculty member teaching surgery has been a...

...you, Don! Don Smith was a formidable food animal surgeon. He was also an excellent mentor for residents. Every time I operated with him, I learned something new. His contribution...

...importantly, how to securely place hand-tied surgical knots. I strongly emphasized these methods to my students & residents at the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital. I have enjoyed following the careers...

...ability to innovate and his focus on educating residents. All are terrific attributes. For me, it was his passion for always doing his best in the surgical theater, research laboratory,...

...career even before I was a surgeon. She volunteered her time for resident logs, emails guiding budding new surgeons with clinical advice, and now as a Jedi Master running her...

Although Dr. Haynes was not my surgical training mentor, he was a mentor to so many equine surgery residents and junior faculty. He also was the most influential leadership mentor...