Red Brick Building
| Tues 9/23 | Wed 9/24 | Thurs 9/25 | Fri 9/26 |
| DNA Blood Draw/CHIC 12PM-4PM | DNA Blood Draw/CHIC 9AM – 4PM | DNA Blood Draw/CHIC 9AM – 4PM | DNA Blood Draw/CHIC 9AM – 12PM |
| PU Clinic 12PM-4PM | PU Clinic 9AM-4PM | PU Clinic 9AM-4PM | |
| OFA Eye Clinic 9AM-4PM | |||
| OFA Cardiac Clinic (Dr. Marshall) 8:30AM-4:30PM | OFA Cardiac Clinic (Dr. Stern) 8:30AM-4:30PM | OFA Cardiac Clinic (Dr. Stern) 8:30AM-4:30PM | |
| Cancer Detection Study | Cancer Detection Study |
All clinic times are subject to change. Please check Facebook for any changes or updates.
PRE registration is until Aug 27 which includes pre registration prices. NO REFUNDS after this date. LATE registration will continue until Sept 12 which may be at a higher cost, depending on clinic.
You can pre-register for an ECHO for $335, but auscultations will be available via walk-in only ($125). To provide a 3 days ECHO/Auscultation screening clinic, we have 2 cardiologists!
Echo Walk in/late registration if available $355 and Auscultation: Walk-In Only $125. Discount code for submission of exam results to OFA will be available at the clinic.
Dr. Cecilia Marshall was raised in St. Louis and attended veterinary school at the University of Missouri. She completed a small animal medical and surgical internship at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston and was accepted into the competitive cardiology residency at this same location.
After completion of her residency, she returned to establish the first and only cardiology service in the St. Louis area in 2006. Dr.Marshall remains the only cardiologist currently in St. Louis but sees patients from all adjacent states.
She loves interventional cardiology where she can permanently fix congenital defects of the heart or medically manage a lot of other heart issues as well.
In her free time she loves to travel with her family to national parks, go on awesome hikes and still loves downhill skiing and scuba diving with her family.
Dr. Joshua Stern, DVM,Phd, DACVIM (cardiology) serves as the Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He is also a Professor of Cardiology in the Department of Clinical Sciences at NC State. Dr. Stern obtained his DVM from Ohio State University, completed his cardiology residency training at NC State, and obtained a PhD focusing on translational cardiac genetics at Washington State University. He is the Principal Investigator for the Stern Translational Cardiac Genetics and Pharmacogenomics Laboratory which focuses on training clinician scientists and developing novel therapies for inherited heart disease. Dr. Stern serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine and is the current President for the Subspecialty of Cardiology in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. He was honored with the 2024 AVMF Career Achievement Award in Feline Medicine. Dr. Stern is an avid supporter of clinician scientists and is passionate about training the next generation of veterinary academic leaders. Together, with his laboratory teams, Dr. Stern has published over 140 peer-reviewed research manuscripts contributing to the advancement of companion animal genetics and translational cardiology.
