Learn how to diagnose dermatologic conditions accurately through expert-led case reviews, mystery slides, and interactive discussions designed for veterinary professionals.
No more guesswork:
Learn how to confidently analyze slides.
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Prepare for exams and clinical cases with real-world applications.
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Monthly Case Review Rounds (First Wednesday)
-Present your own cases for expert feedback.
-Participate in live discussions and Q&A.
-Develop practical diagnostic skills with personalized guidance.
Monthly Mystery Slide Rounds (Third Wednesday)
-Test your knowledge with unknown cases.
-Build critical thinking skills in a supportive, interactive environment.
-Learn through collaborative problem-solving with peers and mentors.
Sessions are tailored to your skill level giving you customized learning through interactive live reviews.
Dermpath Rounds is ideal for:
-Veterinary residents preparing for board exams.
-General practitioners looking to deepen their dermatopathology knowledge.
-Dermatology specialists who want to stay sharp with ongoing case work.
All The Details You'll Need
All sessions are recorded and available for on-demand viewing that you can re-watch as often as you need.
Case submission instructions are provided upon registration.
Submitted cases are the core content so it varies often but also gives highly practical, real-world cases for us to review. The mystery cases are a great mix of both rare and interesting cases along side the common real world cases. We also have a range of topics including normal skin histology and anatomy to round cell tumors, epithelial and follicular tumors as well as lecture topics I've had in previous conferences. The content is tailored to you so that you get the most benefit and can learn in a safe, non-judgmental environment. My rounds members get Gold stars for participation and we work hard to cultivate a positive group.
Dermpath Rounds is perfect for veterinarians who want a better way to approach their cases. You'll see how I systematically go through cases to arrive at dependable diagnosis that you can apply in your practice right away. We currently have members with a variety of experience ranging from general practitioners to residents.
If your schedule doesn't allow for Wednesday rounds sessions but you'd still like some individualized training from Dr. Trainor, we do have limited 1-on-1 private or small group tutoring sessions available. For more info on that please email us at [email protected]
If you have any other questions or need any info on that please email us at [email protected]
Dr. Trainor is originally from New York and graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006 before completing a small animal rotating medical and surgical internship at Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Services in Rochester, NY. She pursued a residency in anatomic pathology and a postdoctoral fellowship in cardiovascular pathology at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX. Dr. Trainor is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathology and a member of the International Society of Veterinary Dermatopathology, American Academy of Veterinary Dermatology, and American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Trainor went on to work as a research assistant professor in the cardiovascular and translational pathology lab at Texas A&M. She obtained additional training and experience in dermatopathology while working as a diagnostic pathologist at Abaxis Veterinary Reference Lab in the Kansas City area. Her other special interests include infectious diseases and zoo and wildlife pathology. Dr. Trainor lives in the Kansas City area with her husband, daughter, and their adorable cat Newton
Dr. Rachel Neto DACVP
Dr. Trainor has been instrumental in my dermatopathology training during my dermatology residency. She provides a patient and encouraging environment to learn a difficult subject matter that was invaluable both during my residency as well as boards prep. I highly recommend her services to any dermatology or pathology resident in their training and beyond.
Dr. Kimberly Smart DACVD
Dr Trainor does an amazing job at making a daunting subject feel easily digestible. Her lectures are helpful but to the point and the histology photos she uses to teach are high definition and very well labelled. I would recommend this course to any anatomic pathology resident, whether or not boards are in their future.
Dr. Savannah Goldstein