Dr. Tina Wolfe

• Bachelor of Arts, Biology - 1997 - Hiram College
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine - 2000 - Ohio State University
• Internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery - 2000-2001 - Michigan State University
• Residency in Small Animal Surgery - 2001-2004 - Ohio State University
• Master of Science, Veterinary Clinical Sciences (Surgery & Pain Management) - 2005 - Ohio State University

Other Professional Activities

• Specialist in small-animal surgery, including orthopedics, soft tissue surgery and neurosurgery
• Soft tissue and orthopedic surgery consultant for the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), an online community for veterinarians
• Author/Lecturer - Dr. Wolfe is the author of several veterinary articles and research studies on topics such as pain management and total ear canal ablation.  She also has presented her research at the national level and provides continuing education lectures to both veterinarians and veterinary technicians.  Dr. Wolfe's research on perioperative pain management has been honored for its significant contribution to the understanding of pain and its management in animals.
• Journal Reviewer - Dr. Wolfe reviews selected research papers submitted for publication in the American Journal of Veterinary Research and the Canadian Veterinary Journal.

Areas of Interest

• Although Dr. Wolfe is trained in all aspects of surgery, she has a particular interest in pain management, wound care and reconstructive surgery, developmental and inflammatory orthopedic disease, total ear canal ablation and critical care.

Hobbies

• In her spare time, Dr. Wolfe enjoys gardening, cooking, fishing, photography and spending time with her family.