In 2007, Dr. Sims graduated from Oklahoma State University with a doctorate in veterinary medicine following undergraduate work in biochemistry and molecular biology. After graduation, Dr. Sims was a mixed animal practitioner in Cortez, Colorado for … [Read more...]
Jessie Monday, DVM
Dr. Monday received her DVM from Texas A&M University in 2012. She completed an internship in Food Animal Medicine and Surgery at Kansas State University in 2013. She then continued on to complete a residency in Food Animal Medicine and Surgery … [Read more...]
R. Gayman Helman, DVM, PhD, MA
Dr. Helman graduated from Texas A&M University with three degrees: summa cum laude with a bachelor of science in veterinary medicine in 1976; in 1977, earned a doctorate in veterinary medicine, and in 1981, a PhD in veterinary pathology. He also … [Read more...]
Guy A. Sheppard, DVM
Dr. Sheppard is a veterinary diagnostician housed at the College Station laboratory. Dr. Sheppard’s experience in mixed animal veterinary practice involved multiple species from small to large with a special interest in food animals and livestock. … [Read more...]
Terry S. Hensley, MS, DVM
Dr. Hensley has a special interest in equine diseases, wildlife disease (both in free ranging populations and captive wildlife), and disease interactions between wildlife and domestic livestock. In addition to his ability to speak on management and … [Read more...]
Gabriel Gomez, DVM, PhD
Dr. Gomez completed his graduate work in Brucella subunit vaccinology using the mouse model. His primary interest lies in intracellular bacterial diseases and host immunobiology. He is interested in zoonotic, emerging and re-emerging infectious … [Read more...]
Andrés de la Concha-Bermejillo, DVM, PhD
Dr. de la Concha is a pathologist at TVMDL’s College Station laboratory, where he provides macroscopic and microscopic pathology diagnostic services for livestock and companion animals. He has published more than 40 peer-reviewed articles and made … [Read more...]
