Marie Yamane

Marie Yamane serves as a Professional Practice Assistant Professor at Utah State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, where she functions as both a clinical veterinarian and educator specializing in surgical principles and clinical reasoning training for veterinary students.

Education and Credentials:

• DVM, Doctorate of Veterinary Science, Utah State University/Washington State University, 2018
• BS, Animal, Dairy, and Veterinary Science, Utah State University, 2014

She maintains active veterinary licenses from Texas (2020), Illinois (2020), USDA (2018), Utah (2018), and DEA (2018).

Research and Teaching Focus: Dr. Yamane's work centers on developing clinical reasoning frameworks for veterinary medical and surgical case management, with strong emphasis on client communication strategies and interprofessional collaboration. Her instructional approach integrates real-world clinical scenarios to build diagnostic and surgical decision-making skills.

Awards and Recognition: No scientific awards were documented in the source materials.

Professional Activities: Since 2019, she has maintained concurrent clinical veterinary practice while teaching surgical principles. The available records indicate no formal graduate student advising relationships or research grant funding.