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After obtaining her veterinary degree (DMV) from the Faculté de médecine vétérinaire of l’Université de Montréal
in 1998, Kate undertook an internship in large animal medicine and surgery at the Ontario Veterinary College
(University of Guelph). In 1999, she joined an equine ambulatory medicine practice in McMinnville, Oregon. She
was accepted into a residency and Master’s program in veterinary radiology in 2001 at The Ohio State University,
which she completed in 2004 and which lead to specialty certification by the American College of Veterinary
Radiology. In 2012, she obtained a veterinary education certificate from the Royal Veterinary College.
Returning to the FMV in 2004, Kate participated in the diagnostic imaging clinical service of the CHUV and in a
number of research projects, mostly involving renal and osseous CT and musculoskeletal MRI. She was highly
involved in teaching innovations students in the DMV program. She also co-founded the first veterinary
diagnostic imaging residency program in Quebec. Since 2014, Kate has worked in the DMV Centers’ diagnostic imaging department,
developing the ultrasound service at DMV South and expanding the referral radiographic interpretation service
(DMV Radio-Vision). She also helped implement a new high-field
MRI service in 2019. Kate regularly presents continuing education conferences in radiology for general
practitioners in Quebec.
