Ep 59: Not Every Vet Is A Vet The Vets Unleashed podcast

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The vets are back and this time, they are joined by Dr. Steven Kubiski. Today, they’re discussing why not every vet does what the general public thinks they do. The vets discuss the many roles of vets outside of neutering and spaying cats and dogs. Specifically, they chat with Dr. Steven about his role as an anatomic pathologist.

Dr. Steven is a senior scientist at the San Diego zoo wildlife alliance. He uses his Ph.D. in comparative pathology in his work with a group called disease investigation. In this episode, the vets ask Dr. Steven about his work in disease surveillance and diagnostic support with the zoo. They also chat about the differences between a clinical pathologist and an anatomic pathologist. Dr. Steven shares his journey through vet school, specifically how he got more involved with pathology and infectious disease studies.

They chat about the different animals that Dr. Steven works with, the logistics of his work such as how he gets biological samples, as well as the process of working with government officials who are involved with wildlife management. Dr. Steven also imparts his advice for veterinary students who are interested in pathology as well as his tips for private practice vets who want to explore a pathology residency.

A Closer Look at the Episode:

[1:25] What does an anatomic pathologist vet do?
[2:32] The difference between a clinical pathologist and an anatomic pathologist
[3:31] How Dr. Steven navigates questions about clinical veterinary medicine
[4:21] Disease surveillance and diagnostic support at the zoo
[7:18] Did Dr. Scott and Dr. Steven plan to do private practice in their careers?
[8:57] How Dr. Steven got more involved with pathology and infectious disease studies
[11:55] The different animals that Dr. Steven works with
[13:36] The logistics of Dr. Steven’s work and how he gets biological samples
[14:44] Partnering with vets at wildlife rehabilitation centers and vets from different aspects
[15:24] Working with government officials involved with wildlife management
[16:19] Dr. Steven’s advice for veterinary students interested in pathology
[19:30] Advice for private practice vets who are interested in a pathology residency

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A Closer Look at the Episode:

[1:25] What does an anatomic pathologist vet do?
[2:32] The difference between a clinical pathologist and an anatomic pathologist
[3:31] How Dr. Steven navigates questions about clinical veterinary medicine
[4:21] Disease surveillance and diagnostic support at the zoo
[7:18] Did Dr. Scott and Dr. Steven plan to do private practice in their careers?
[8:57] How Dr. Steven got more involved with pathology and infectious disease studies
[11:55] The different animals that Dr. Steven works with
[13:36] The logistics of Dr. Steven’s work and how he gets biological samples
[14:44] Partnering with vets at wildlife rehabilitation centers and vets from different aspects
[15:24] Working with government officials involved with wildlife management
[16:19] Dr. Steven’s advice for veterinary students interested in pathology
[19:30] Advice for private practice vets who are interested in a pathology residency

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