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Karl H. Kraus
...residents is a difficult yet rewarding job. I have contributed to the training of over 50 board certified surgeons and fondly remember each. Some must be encouraged to be bolder,...
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Veterinary Surgery migrates to Research Exchange
...and requesting any missing information, prepare the manuscript for production. In advance of the planned migration, the following resources are now available to help familiarize ACVS Diplomates and surgery residents...
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Case Report Guidelines
...slots in the program. Case reports can be considered for the following presentation types: Poster presentations (not considered for the residents’ poster competition) Flash poster presentations (optional add-on) Oral presentations...
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Lloyd P. Tate, Jr.
I was fortunate enough to be trained by Jock during my time at NCSU as a student and then again as a resident. Jock taught me to think outside the...
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Eric J. Parente
...has been instrumental in helping me find my place in giving back to ACVS. He has taught countless residents and interns at New Bolton as well as providing CE around...
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D. J. Krahwinkel, Jr.
...in veterinary surgery. Residents push their mentors to keep up with current literature and knowledge, while mentors provide them experiential learning and advanced skills. I am humbled to be named...
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Michael P. Kowaleski
...very influential in my development as a surgeon. My resident-mate and I modeled our professional careers after him. He was an inspiration to us during our residency and in our...
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Peter Lotsikas
...mentorship with my own interns and residents. His impact goes far beyond me – he has shaped the careers of countless veterinarians through his generosity, humor, and unwavering commitment to...
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Karen K. Cornell
...not only a wonderful surgical mentor to me, but also an outstanding example of how to carry yourself outside of the operating room. She would do anything for her residents!...
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Elizabeth A. Stone
...into administrative positions. Mentoring for me is always a partnership. I learned as much or more from my residents as they might have learned from me. We worked closely together,...
