Dr. Watson is a transplant to the Seattle area. She was raised in New Hampshire, but has lived and worked throughout the country as well as internationally.
Dr. Watson graduated from veterinary school at University of Glasgow in Scotland, and completed her anatomic pathology residency at the University of Minnesota. She further honed her forensic pathology knowledge while working as a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison veterinary school. During her time in Wisconsin, Dr. Watson worked closely with the state human medical examiner, forensic anthropologist, local government agencies, and primary care veterinarians. Since that time, Dr. Watson has worked in comparative medicine research that helps both humans and animals.
Dr. Watson specializes in forensic and non-forensic necropsies for small animals, large animals, and pocket pets. Ledgerock Veterinary Pathology was created as a response to Seattle-area demand for high-quality, affordable, mobile necropsy services. Dr. Watson enjoys helping pet owners and veterinarians gain a better understanding of a beloved pet’s death, and prides herself on open communication and being available for follow-up case discussion.
Dr. Watson is board-certified in Anatomic Pathology by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP), and is a licensed veterinary specialist in the state Washington. She is also a member of the International Veterinary Forensic Sciences Association (IVFSA). Dr. Watson believes in providing collaborative care, and works closely with local veterinarians and numerous specialists including board-certified veterinary internists, cardiologists, oncologists, and clinical pathologists.
In her spare time, Dr. Watson enjoys road cycling, hiking, tending to her large vegetable garden, cooking, and being owned by her animals Leo and Petie.
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