Not exact matches
She received her PhD
degree from Boston University and completed her postdoctoral training
in ophthalmology at Boston Children's Hospital / Harvard Medical School.
She earned a Bachelor of Science
degree at the University of Illinois at Champaign - Urbana followed by eight years of education to complete her veterinary
degree, small animal internship and
ophthalmology residency training at Colorado State University and the University of Guelph,
in Canada.
She completed her
ophthalmology residency and Master's
degree in 2011, and continued to serve as the Faculty
Ophthalmology Clinician at Auburn until 2013.
She completed a rotating small animal internship, and then an
ophthalmology internship at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital
in New Jersey, before being accepted into an
ophthalmology residency program at Colorado State University where she also earned a Master of Science
degree for her two graduate projects pertaining to feline conjunctivitis and canine glaucoma.
Dr. Finn began his residency
in comparative
ophthalmology at Indianapolis Veterinary Specialists
in 2003 and completed his residency and master's
degree at Purdue University
in 2006.
He received his masters
degree in Comparative Pathology from the University of California - Davis and remained on the clinical faculty until he became board certified
in veterinary
ophthalmology in 1977.
Dr. Collins completed his
ophthalmology residency and earned his masters
degree at the University of Wisconsin
in Madison.
She then went back to East Lansing to complete a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
degree at MSU College of Veterinary Medicine, where she developed an interest
in small animal and equine
ophthalmology.
She discovered her interest
in comparative
ophthalmology while pursuing her veterinary
degree at the University of Illinois.
With Bachelor's
degrees from both Cornell and Mercy College, Michelle has developed expertise
in the areas of theriogenology, cardiology, internal medicine and
ophthalmology.