Fun happenings around Dermatology for Animals!

2022 Virtual D4A Symposium

Celebrating 30 Amazing Years

30 years strong because of an amazing foundation

Dermatology for Animals

Dermatology Clinics for Animals was started in 1991 by Dr. Tom Lewis and consisted of 3 part-time locations between Phoenix and Tucson AZ and Albuquerque NM. Due to a very limited number of practicing board certified dermatologist, practice locations were expanded over several years into Salt Lake City UT, Omaha NE and El Paso Texas. By 2001 Dr Lewis was unable to adequately service all locations and Dr. Kimberly Coyner joined the practice, which then started training residents. The first two residents were Drs Ed Jazic and Anthea Schick whom, along with Dr. Rose Miller eventually became co-founders of Dermatology for Animals (D4A). Under their guidance D4A has expanded into 10 states and successfully trained 15 residents who have become Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Dermatology. The wonderfully skilled and compassionate staff of D4A has truly improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of dogs, cats and horses suffering with skin disorders.

Cheers to Dr. Frost 😽

We are so excited to share the #greatnews 🎉

Dr. Katrina Frost's manuscript was accepted for #publication in Veterinary Dermatology.

Katrina is a third year #resident with Dermatology for Animals. Over the course of a couple years she has compiled #data

and put together the information to write a detailed paper about #Dermatophytosis (#ringworm). 👍

What a great #accomplishment and all of us at #DermatologyforAnimals could not be more #proud of her success.

#dermvet #vetmed #dermlife #dermlove #congrats #soproudofyou #yourock

Congratulations Raquel

Raquel from our Oakland, California office passed her VTNE.

What a great accomplishment!

This takes extensive knowledge,

education and many hours of studying.

She is now a RVT (Registered Veterinary Technician)

What is the VNTE test?

Veterinary Technician National Exam

Most state and provincial agencies use the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE®) to evaluate the competency of entry-level veterinary technicians and require a passing score for a veterinary technician to be credentialed.

Different states have different names for their licensed veterinary technicians - CVT (Certified Veterinary Technician), LVT (Licensed Veterinary Technician) and RVT (Registered Veterinary Technician).

Currently there is a group working on getting the name regulated Nationwide.

Specialty is so exciting. Nicole and Becca from our Akron, Ohio office. They both have their VTS in Vet Dermatology.

They both have their VTS in Vet Dermatology. We are so proud of their success.

Groomer Seminar - Spokane, Washington

Hosted by Dr. Rose Miller and her team

We love sharing! At Dermatology for Animals we know that professional groomers see pets every 6-8 weeks and are on the front lines for pet skin health. Partnering with them and offering educations classes is something we really enjoy doing.

Annual Doctor Retreat

Celebrating National Bosses Day

2019 Holiday Party - Arizona

Dermatology for Animals
Core Values Achievement Award

Emily Thompson has been a Dermatology for Animals team member since 2017.

She is the Team Lead at our Oakland, California office.

Emily received this award for Excellence, Integrity and Service.

Katie has been a Dermatology for Animals team member since April 2019. She is a CSR/technician and works at our Spokane, Washington office.

Katie received this award for

Align to Shine and Integrity.

Daniel has been a Dermatology for Animals team member since April 2014. He is the lead/jack of all trades and works at our Albuquerque, New Mexico office.

Daniel has received this award for

Excellence, Improve It, and Integrity.