Kielyn Scott

Kielyn Scott serves as Assistant Clinical Professor of Integrative Medicine and Rehabilitation in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at Louisiana State University's School of Veterinary Medicine. She is a board-certified specialist in veterinary rehabilitation and traditional Chinese medicine modalities.

Her academic credentials include:

• DVM from Kansas State University (2003)
• BS from University of Kansas (1999)
• Emergency/Critical Care Residency at North Carolina State University (2004-2007)
• Small Animal Emergency Internship (2003-2004)
• Ongoing advanced training at Chi University of Chinese Medicine (2010-present)
• Veterinary Homeopathy certification (Pitcairn Institute, 2017-18)

Dr. Scott's research pioneers pulsed electromagnetic field therapy applications for avian patients while advancing cross-species pain management protocols and nutritional impact studies. Her integrative methodology bridges conventional veterinary science with complementary rehabilitation techniques to optimize patient mobility and comfort. Current investigations focus on how dietary interventions influence neurological function and physical rehabilitation outcomes across diverse species.

As an educator, Dr. Scott cultivates critical thinking in veterinary students through holistic case analysis and mental health awareness training. She mentors future practitioners in patient-centered care approaches that incorporate rehabilitation principles and nutritional counseling into standard clinical practice. Her teaching emphasizes sustainable veterinary careers through work-life integration strategies.

Dr. Scott maintains active clinical certifications including Canine Rehabilitation Therapy, Veterinary Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, and Tui-na therapy - positioning her at the forefront of veterinary integrative medicine practice and education.