Robert Gilley

Robert Gilley is a Professor of Veterinary Surgery and Chief Small Animal Surgeon at the Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Comparative Orthopedics/Tissue Engineering) from the University of Minnesota (2002), a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Class Valedictorian) from the University of Florida (1995), and a Master of Arts in Biology (High Honors) from Hofstra University (1990).

• Education:
• PhD: Comparative Orthopedics/Tissue Engineering, University of Minnesota, 2002
• DVM: University of Florida, 1995
• MA: Biology, Hofstra University, 1990

His research interests include veterinary surgery, orthopedics, tissue engineering, and clinical sciences, with a focus on small animal surgical practices. Gilley has earned significant professional credentials, including Diplomate status with the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (2002) and certificates in small animal surgery (University of Minnesota, 1999) and internship (Animal Medical Center, 1996).

• Awards/Honors:
• Class Valedictorian (DVM, University of Florida)
• High Honors in MA (Biology, Hofstra University)

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