COLLEGE GOALS
In line with the Isabela State University’s vision and mission, the School of Veterinary Medicine is tasked to produce quality graduates who are competent in the practice of General Veterinary Medicine and provide manpower to the development and implementation of health programs in the animal industry, and as partners in promoting the nation’s goals for food sustainability.
COURSES OFFERED
DOCTOR OF VETEIRNARY MEDICINE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
The Program objectives of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine are of its graduates to:
- Practice adequate and well-founded competence in an international perspective in veterinary medicine and to relate it to other disciplines;
- Convey comprehensive and effective information in the field of animal health management and public concerns;
- Identify health problems in a geophysical environment and devise strategies for diagnosis, prevention and control, treatment and eradication procedures of livestock diseases;
- Formulate, implement and promote animal health programs and veterinary health concerns and evaluate the effectiveness of the programs through critical decisions
- Demonstrate professional work attitude and entrepreneurial skills; and
- Execute social commitment and sense of responsibility to work towards national goals, development thrust and concerns to boost animal health care and production.
The Program objectives of the Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry are of its graduates to:
- Convey comprehensive and effective information in the field of animal production management and public concerns;
- Identify animal production problems in a geophysical environment and apply appropriate strategies for a suitable animal husbandry practice.
- Demonstrate professional work attitude and entrepreneurial skills; and
- Execute social commitment and sense of responsibility to work towards national goals, development thrust and concerns to boost animal production and management.
FACULTY
DVM PROGRAM
| Name | Educational background | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| Hayette Mae L. Adarna, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine | College GAD Focal Person, Alumni Coordinator |
| Leah G. Alejandro, DVM, Ph.D. | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Master of Veterinary Studies (Preventive Medicine) – Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science major in Animal Physiology | Department Chair, Clinical Sciences |
| Sherwin L. Alota, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Master of Science in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Parasitology | Department Chair, Paraclinical Sciences |
| Jennifer B. Bermudez, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – MS in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Physiology | College Research and Development Coordinator |
| Jojo D. Cauilan, DVM, Ph.D. | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Master of Science in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Anatomy – Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences major in Animal Science | College Dean |
| Emmanuel R. Cauinian, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Master of Science in Animal Science | Department Chair, Veterinary Basic Sciences |
| Retchel S. Contillo, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Master of Science in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Surgery | VSC Adviser |
| Carlea S. Geron, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine | Internship Coordinator |
| Lariza N. Mallari, DVM | – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – MS in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Microbiology | College Secretary |
| Karina Marie G. Nicolas, DVM, Ph.D. | – Doctor of Veterinary – MS in Veterinary Medicine major in Veterinary Physiology – Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences major in Animal Science | On-Fellowship Program |
| Tabuno, Bryan Dave P. | – Doctor of Veterinary | |
BSAH PROGRAM
| Name | Educational Background | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| Fedelis B. Antimano | – Bachelor of Science in Animal – Master of Science Agricultural Sciences | |
| Lauren Moises C. Laño | – Bachelor of Science in Animal – Master of Science Agricultural Sciences | Program Chair |