Brianne Taylor

Brianne Taylor is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (OADDL) within the College of Veterinary Medicine at Oklahoma State University, with additional leadership as the OADDL Section Head of Toxicology since December 2021.

Her educational background includes:

• DVM from Colorado State University (2017)
• Master of Science in Veterinary Pathobiology from Texas A&M University (2020)
• Master of Science in Toxicology from Colorado State University (2013)
• Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from Colorado State University (2011)

Dr. Taylor is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (since 2021) with active memberships in the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians, American Association of Equine Practitioners, and the Oklahoma State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. Her research spans veterinary pathology, toxicology, and infectious diseases across multiple species with emphasis on diagnostic approaches and translational medicine. She has made significant contributions to understanding vaccine-induced diseases, comparative pathology models, and novel diagnostic techniques in veterinary medicine.

Analysis of Dr. Taylor's publications reveals a consistent focus on diagnostic pathology across domestic and wild animals, with recent work emphasizing infectious disease mechanisms, neoplasia, and translational models connecting veterinary and human medicine. Her research bridges clinical pathology with laboratory diagnostics, contributing to improved disease understanding and management across species.

Her scientific recognition includes:

• 1st Place, Young Investigator Award for Diagnostic Pathology (2018)
• 3rd place, Young Investigator Award for Diagnostic Pathology (2019)
• OADDL Energy Co-Champion (2020)
• Monthly cover photograph winner (2022)

Dr. Taylor currently leads a research project funded by Morris Animal Foundation studying gastrointestinal inflammation in free-ranging African lions. She actively serves on multiple committees including the CVM Admissions Committee and CVM Faculty Satisfaction Working Group, demonstrating commitment to academic service and institutional development. As Section Head of Toxicology, she directs critical diagnostic services for animal disease surveillance and public health protection across Oklahoma and surrounding regions.