Kassandra Wilson

Kassandra Wilson serves as Assistant Professor of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at Louisiana State University's School of Veterinary Medicine. She joined the faculty on July 15, 2023, specializing in multi-species imaging with particular expertise in exotic animals.

Her educational credentials include a DVM from the University of Georgia (2018) and a BS from the University of South Carolina (2012). Professional certification:

• Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Radiology

Dr. Wilson's research integrates diagnostic imaging with clinical medicine across species boundaries, with significant contributions in ultrasound diagnostics for hepatobiliary emergencies in dogs and diagnostic reasoning frameworks for avian cases. Her work emphasizes practical applications of radiographic and ultrasonographic techniques in diverse clinical scenarios.

Recent publications (2021-2024) reveal consistent focus on correlating imaging findings with biochemical parameters in emergency cases while advancing diagnostic protocols for non-traditional species. This dual-species approach demonstrates translational research bridging companion animal and exotic medicine.

As an educator, Dr. Wilson trains veterinary students in radiographic interpretation and ultrasound methodology, with curriculum development focused on exotic species applications. Her clinical practice encompasses all diagnostic imaging modalities within the veterinary teaching hospital environment.