Antech Diagnostics welcomes the following pathologists:

Received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Iowa State University in 1997. A Masters degree in anatomic pathology was attained following a residency at Purdue University, after which she became Board-Certified by the ACVP. Before joining Antech’s Phoenix laboratory, she held a position in toxicology at Purdue University.

Received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Cornell University, and then practiced in Detroit and California before relocating to Kansas State University to pursue her doctoral degree and training in anatomical pathology. Upon completing the program, she took a fellowship at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology where she helped create a data base for dogs deployed to the Persian Gulf during the Desert Storm conflict. She has a special interest in avian and exotics pathology, and will be taking the ACVP Board Examination this fall. Cynthia is located in Antech’s Irvine lab.

Received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Taiwan, Republic of China, and MS, Ph.D. degrees in anatomic pathology from the University of Georgia. In 1991, he became Board-Certified by ACVP and was an Assistant Professor at the Veterinary Diagnostic and Investigational Laboratory at University of Georgia. Before joining Antech’s Irvine laboratory, Kaining was Vice President of a commercial laboratory in Dallas. His many interests include surgical and avian pathology, dermatopathology, diagnostic oncology and cytology.