Kimberly Reichner

Dr. Kimberly Reichner is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biotechnology and Conservation at Delaware Valley University (DelVal), where she has been since 2018. A licensed veterinarian with USDA Class II accreditation, her teaching focuses on Clinical Pathology and Pathology and Disease of Small Animals. She emphasizes connecting scientific concepts to clinical applications, fostering students' ability to synthesize knowledge across disciplines.

Education:

• V.M.D., University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
• B.A. in Biology, Alfred University

Research & Teaching: Dr. Reichner employs experiential learning through hands-on labs, including necropsies of diverse species (e.g., snakes, rodents, poultry) and case-based approaches in clinical pathology. She collaborates with the large animal department to integrate microbiology studies using samples from DelVal’s dairy center, blending dairy and microbiology interests.

Philosophy: She prioritizes student initiative and passion for learning, aiming to bridge foundational science with clinical practice. Her work bridges veterinary education and practical application, reflecting her background in private practice and emergency medicine.