Oregon State University names new clinical sciences department leader
Corvallis, Ore. -- Dr. Christopher Cebra, an Oregon State University (OSU) faculty member since 1997, recently was named the new head of the department of clinical sciences at the school's College of Veterinary Medicine.
Corvallis, Ore.
-- Dr. Christopher Cebra, an Oregon State University (OSU) faculty member since 1997, recently was named the new head of the department of clinical sciences at the school's College of Veterinary Medicine.
Cebra has been the interim head of the department, which consists of 30 faculty members, for the last two years. The department teaches students about internal medicine, surgery, reproductive sciences, oncology, cardiology, anesthesiology and radiology.
A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Cebra also worked as a clinical instructor at Colorado State University and at the Atlantic Veterinary College on Price Edward Island in Canada as a visiting professor.
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