Christina A. Mazulis, DVM, DACVD

Veterinarian for dermatological and allergy issues in companion animals.
With a degree in animal sciences, you can turn your passion for animals into a successful career that will match your unique interests. The majority of our graduates continue their education in graduate or professional school, earning credentials to become veterinarians, animal research scientists, nutritionists, pharmaceutical representatives, and attorneys. Others start their careers right after graduation, pursuing animal production, shelter management, humane education, feed sales, equine care, and more. Rewarding career opportunities are available in business, industry, government, education, and research.
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Areas of Employment
Specific to ANSC+CS
Veterinarian for dermatological and allergy issues in companion animals.
Veterinarian specializing in companion animal medicine and surgery.
Making new discoveries through research for farm animal and pet health.
Providing humane education and community support. Investigating animal welfare concerns.
Consulting with nutritionists and veterinarians to help them meet swine health challenges.
Specializing in compliance for regulations involving food safety and quality.
Ph.D. student studying neuroimmune interactions and their role on the lungs.
Educate and train people about the beef industry - from cuts of beef to beef production practices.