Kristina Paradowski Lange

Biography

"After studying Zoology at the University of Oklahoma, I worked for a year in a general practice in Kingwood. I graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 2015. During veterinary school, I engaged in student organizations as well as a class officer for 4 years. I was involved with the Veterinary International Leadership Program and worked with international students throughout vet school while traveling internationally to gain experience. After graduation, I practiced at a mixed animal general practice for one year where I learned Spectrum of Care before the term became so important. I then transitioned to Emergency work at Emergency Pet Care of Texas where I worked for 7 years and helped the transition from overnight and weekends only, to a 24 hour practice.  I have been working in Primary Care at Texas A&M full time for a year. Along with clinical and teaching responsibilities, I have continued a bi-annual outreach event in conjunction with the Texas REACH project where students gain experience in a faster pace environment."

Education

Texas A&M University, School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences | College Station, TX
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 2015

Oklahoma State University, College of Arts and Sciences | Stillwater, OK
Bachelor of Science in Zoology, 2009
 

Licensure

Texas Vet License: 13787

Honors & Awards

Professional Organizations

Spring 2016-Ongoing         International Veterinary Emergency Critical Care Society

Spring 2015-Ongoing         American Veterinary Medical Association

Spring 2015-2018               Texas Veterinary Medical Association