Description: 

Hematology is an integral part of patient assessment and the minimum database for wellness visits, sick visits and ongoing disease monitoring. We will have a high-level review about what is included in a full hematology assessment, including analyzer data, analyzer graphics and blood morphology. We will integrate our knowledge of a full hematology assessment into patient diagnosis and management. Identifying blood morphologic abnormalities are key for specialists to obtain a diagnosis and provide high level patient care, especially in the specialty care setting. The goal of this program is to do a specialist level review of hematologic abnormalities and blood morphology changes that are important to identify.

DATE: 

Tuesday, November 17th, 2026

6:30pm: Registration 

7:00pm: Presentation & Dinner

 

Presenter: 

Full Name
Pamela Jones
Speaker Bio
Dr. Pamela Jones is a board certified specialist in both Medical Oncology and Radiation Oncology and has dedicated her career to advancing cancer diagnostics, compassionate patient care, and the education of veterinary teams. With extensive experience across clinical practice, industry collaboration, and professional training, Dr. Jones is committed to empowering veterinary professionals with practical tools that protect their capacity, elevate workflow efficiency, and support sustainable, fulfilling careers.
Beyond her clinical and educational roles, Dr. Jones is deeply passionate about global veterinary service. She has spent years volunteering with international mass rabies vaccination initiatives, contributing to lifesaving efforts that protect both animal and human communities. Her work in these programs reflects her longstanding belief that veterinarians play a pivotal role in global public health and One Health collaboration.
Her newest passion extends into the world of innovative detection science through her involvement with APOPO, the nonprofit organization internationally recognized for training African giant pouched rats to safely and efficiently detect landmines and tuberculosis. Dr. Jones is inspired by APOPO’s mission and the extraordinary potential of these highly intelligent animals to create a safer, healthier world. Her engagement with this work has deepened her advocacy for animal-driven solutions to humanitarian challenges.
Whether she is training colleagues, developing diagnostic resources, or contributing to global health initiatives, Dr. Jones brings enthusiasm, expertise, and a genuine commitment to the wellbeing of both animals and the people who care for them.

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