CURRICULUM VITAE

PATRICK D. WILSON, M.S., D.V.M.

Personal Information:Personal Information:

885 SE Klemgard Avenue #3                    509-334-2644 (Home)

Pullman, Washington 99163                 509-335-4376 (Office)

 Education:

1981-1984 Zoology major, Northern Arizona University

1985 Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science, Washington State University

1990 Master of Science in Veterinary Science, Washington State University; Concentration: Anatomy

1990 Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University

1992-1994 Residency in Veterinary Pathology, Texas A&M University

1996 Honor Graduate, Desktop Publishing Program, Al Collins Graphic Design School

1985-1990 Research Assistant. Department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacology and Physiology, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.

1992-1994 Veterinary Clinical Associate. Department of Veterinary Pathobiology Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas

1996-1997 Substitute Teacher, grades K-High School. Glendale Union High School District, Phoenix Elementary School District and Washington Elementary School District, Phoenix, AZ; Tempe Elementary School District and Tempe High School District, Tempe AZ;

1997-2001 Instructor, Department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacology and Physiology, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington

2001- Present Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacology and Physiology, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington

            VM 510 Histology Laboratory Co-Instructor Fall 1997, 1998

            VM 510 Microscopic Anatomy Co-Instructor Fall 1999-2003

            VM 510 Microscopic Anatomy Co-Lead Instructor Fall 2004

            VM 510 Microscopic Anatomy Lead Instructor Fall 2005-2007

            VM 511 Veterinary Anatomy I Co-Instructor Fall 2001-2007

            VM 512 Veterinary Anatomy II Co-Instructor Spring 1998-2008

            VAn 308 Functional Anatomy Lead Instructor Fall 1998-2000, Spring 2002-2008

1985-1990 Research Assistant. Department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacology and Physiology; Washington State University, Pullman, Washington. Assisted and performed horse locomotion research using high speed filming, force plates, and two different styles of horse shoes containingforce transducers; collection, analysis and interpretation of data; building transducers and molding shoes containing three transducers.

1991 Veterinarian. Ambassador Animal Hospital, PC Glendale, Arizona.  Responsible for obtaining complete history from clients; providing routine physical examination of animals; diagnosing problems; recommending diagnostic procedures; providing options and recommendations for treatment; providing medical, surgical or prophylactic treatment; and following up with pet owners.

1992-1994 Veterinary Clinical Associate. Department of Veterinary Pathology; Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. Helped initiate collaborative study on hereditary renal failure in English Cocker Spaniels, providing the necessary pathology services and interpretation. Presented case study at regional pathology meeting.

1997-2000 Associate in Research. Department of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology; Washington State University, Pullman, Washington. Collaborated in research aimed to compare the acceleration/deceleration properties of the hoof of galloping Thoroughbred horses with the dynamic properties of the track surface.

 

Professional Societies, Honors:

Phi Kappa Phi Scholastic Honor Society (1984)

Phi Zeta Veterinary Honor Society (1988-89)

Arizona VMA Polly McDonald Scholarship (1986,1989,1990)

Who's Who Among America's Teachers 2004, 2005

Newbry Teaching Scholar 2006, 2007

 

Invited Presentations:

Wilson, P. D.* Relationships between locomotor forces, hoof position and fetlock joint motion of galloping horses. Presented at American Association of Veterinary Anatomists Meeting, July 15, 1988.

Wilson, P. D.* Inherited glomerulonephropathy in an English Cocker Spaniel. Presented at C. L. Davis Regional Pathology Meeting, October 9, 1993.

 

Publications:

Balch O, Grant B, Ratzlaff M, Wilson P, Mama K, Cannon J: Design, application, testing and use of compressible plastic horseshoes (Seattle Shoes). Proceedings, Am Assoc Eq Prac 1989; 405-518.

Wilson P D, Ratzlaff M H, Grant B D, Hyde M L, and Balch O K: Effects of a compressible plastic shoe, the Seattle Shoe, on the kinematics of the strides of galloping Thoroughbred horses. J Equine Vet Sci 1992; 12(6):374-381.

Ratzlaff M H, Wilson P, Hyde M, Balch O, and Grant B: Relationships between locomotor forces, hoof position and joint motion during the support phase of the stride of galloping horses. Acta Anat 1993; 143:200-204.

Lees G E, Wilson P D, Helman R G, Homco L D, Frey M S: Glomerular ultrastructural findings similar to hereditary nephritis in 4 English Cocker Spaniels. J Vet Intern Med 1997; 11:80-85.

Ratzlaff M H, Wilson P D, Hutton D V, Slinker B K:  Relationships between hoof acceleration patterns of galloping horses and dynamic properties of the track. AJVR 2005; 66(4):589-595.

 

Abstracts:

Hyde M L, Ratzlaff M H, Wilson P D, Balch O K, and Grant B D. 1987. Measurement of distribution of forces across the hoof in walk, trot, and gallop in the horse. Amer Zool 27 (4): 24A.

Ratzlaff M H, Grant B D, Hyde M L, Balch O K, and Wilson P D. 1988. The use and clinical application of instrumented shoes. Proc 125th Ann Mtg of the Am Vet Med Assoc 111.

Hyde M L, Ratzlaff M H, Wilson P D, Balch O K, and Grant B D. 1988. A comparison of the distribution of vertical forces across the four feet of a horse in three gaits. Amer Zool 28: 14A.

Ratzlaff M H, Hyde M L, Balch O K, Wilson P D, and Grant B D. 1988. Ground reaction forces of horses moving at the walk and trot: comparisons of forces recorded from instrumented shoes and a force plate. Zentralbl Vet Med Anat Histol Embryol 17: 376.

Wilson P D, Ratzlaff M H, Balch O K, Hyde M L and Grant B D. 1988. Relationships between locomotor forces, hoof position and joint motion during the support phase of the stride of galloping horses. Zentralbl Vet Med Anat Histol Embryol 17: 379.

Academic Interests

I have designed, and continue to develop, web-site material to assist the students in the VAn 308 Functional Anatomy Laboratory, as well as for VM512 Large Animal Gross Anatomy. For VM510 Veterinary Microscopic Anatomy, I have created PowerPoint programs that have WebSlide (virtual microscopy) slides embedded in them to assist the students in the laboratory and to give them a quality resource to study slides outside of lab without needing the microscope. During VAn308, VM511 and VM512, I continue to take digital photographs of the dissections to use in lectures and computer based learning programs. I have created and used Macromedia Flash animations in my lectures and am investigating the use of other multimedia programs to use in instruction materials.