Diane Mcclure Email & Phone Number

San Dimas, Ca, Us

I provide #ALLSPECIES clinical consults for private veterinary clinics, shelters, animal sanctuaries, wildlife rehabilitation, and animal research programs for all species, especially fish and primates. I also serve as a resource for other consultants or relief veterinarians in the veterinary field. I provide most aspects of veterinary consulting services for laboratory animal programs and directly to research scientists. I specialize in research surgical support: anesthesia, surgery from rodents to pigs, post-operative management, behavioral management. I can provide program development, program review, and surgical records audits. I can also support Safety and Facilities audits in many veterinary settings. I have advanced knowledge of technology and telehealth using physiological monitoring.

Pomona, Ca, Us

Teaching: Problem Based Learning Facilitator; third year student rotations in lab animal medicine; lab animal medicine curriculum content (didactic, PBL, and clinical skills); veterinary issues & animal welfare.Research: comparative systemic physiology; education; animal welfare; human-animal interactions

California Veterinary Medical Association Disaster Committee Chair; California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corp Leader: Veterinary professionals ca sign up at the Disaster Health Care Volunteer Website (www.healthcarevolunteers.ca.gov)!

The California Veterinary Medical Foundation (CVMF) is a non-profit organization established to sponsor and nurture kindness, education and well-being for all animals and people and their environment. Primary primary efforts include veterinary student scholarships and support for the CA Veterinary Medical Reserve Corp and CA Disaster Response.

Stanford, Ca, Us

For two years, I provided clinical veterinary care for a variety of species including non-human primates, sheep, pigs, rodents. I provided research support for cardiovascular, neuroscience, small animal imaging and behavioral investigations. I initiated a well received rodent surgery training program. I maintained the Laboratory Animal Residency Program and served as the Interim ACLAM Director. I was glad to have the opportunity to support Stanford University during an extended recruitement period.

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

I was Attending Veterinarian for the UCSB Animal Care and Use Program, directs the operations for the Animal Resource Center, which included 23,000 sq. ft. of space in two facilities, provides veterinary care to satellite aquatic and avian facilities and vertebrate animal work performed at UCSB Natural Reserves (Santa Cruz Island, Sierra Nevada Research Lab, and the Sedgwick Reserve), involved in the following course content: vertebrate systemic physiology, medical microbiology, animal models, pharmacology. I was responsible for Fiscal and budgetary management and direct supervision of 5-7 fulltime employees.

Columbus, Ohio, Us

I held a Tenure-track faculty appointment with teaching commitments to Conservation Biology/Wildlife Health, Laboratory Animal Medicine, Non-mammalian medicine, Aquatic Animal Medicine, and Pet Loss/Human Bereavement. Served as Academic Advisor for the Laboratory Animal Medicine Post-Doctoral Training Program, The OSU Pet Loss Support Hotline, The Student Chapter of Human Animal Bond Veterinarians, and the Student Chapter of the International Association of Aquatic Animal Medicine. Research program focused on comparative microvascular physiology through collaborative efforts with the Thoracic Surgery Department and the Division of Nephrology, OSU School of Medicine, and with colleagues in the Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine. The Administrative and Clinical Service position in laboratory animal medicine included responsibility for the operation of the Laboratory Animal Center (46,000 square feet of animal facilities housing primates, pigs, rabbits, and rodents, etc.), the Rightmire Transgenic Facility (supervising the generation of transgenic mice via micro injection technique) and the Museum of Biological Diversity (housing birds, fish, and frogs). Provided veterinary care for multiple Aquatic Animal Facilities (Kottman Aquaculture Facility, Aquatic Ecology Lab, Aquatic Toxicology Lab, and Piketon Aquaculture Extension). Managed the University-wide Surgical Services Program for 3 years. Project Officer for the development and construction of the OSU Primate Research Center (5.3 million-dollar budget; commissioned May 1997), The W. M. Keck Genetic Research Facility, state-of-the-art transgenic animal (3.3 million-dollar budget; commissioned October 1998), and the Center for Neurobiotechnology Zebra Fish Facility. I supervised staffing levels up to 18 full time positions and numerous part-time and student positions. I was responsible for Fiscal and budgetary management for the facilities under my direction.

I took over as Attending Veterinarian when the program was placed on “Probationary Status” by American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC). I was responsible for the development of a new animal care and use program, supervision of construction of a new Animal Research Facility (ARF) and achieved “Full Accreditation Status” by AAALAC. I supervised the ARF staff, provided veterinary care for the VANCSC animal research program, consultation services for investigator protocol development, participated in the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), collaborative and independent research, 4/92 - 3/93.

Davis, California, Us

Davis, California, Us

Post Doc, Lab Animal Medicine

Dvm, Zoological Medicine

Phd, Cardio-Respiratory Physiology

Ba, Zoology