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Les membres de l\équipe DMV.
Dr Edouard Marchal
Neurologie
Dr. Edouard Marchal is originally from the east of France. He obtained his doctorate in veterinary medicine from École nationale vétérinaire d’Alfort in 2015. Curious to see what life in Quebec was like, he completed an advanced internship in applied veterinary sciences (IPSAV) at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Université de Montréal in Saint-Hyacinthe in 2015–2016. This professional and personal experience convinced him to make Canada his home.
Between 2016 and 2019, Dr. Marchal completed a residency in companion animal neurology and neurosurgery at Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ontario. These studies led to his becoming a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) in 2021. After completing his residency, he worked for four years at a multi-specialty centre in Toronto, where he developed his skills in neuroradiology and neurosurgery.
Dr. Marchal joined the CENTREDMVET family upon his return to Quebec in November 2023. He currently practises medical neurology and neurosurgery (brain, spine, and neuromuscular) and wishes to focus on the management of epileptic patients using an electroencephalogram (EEG), as well as on the treatment of tumours and malformations of the nervous system requiring specialized neurosurgical expertise.
Dr. Marchal is available by appointment and for emergencies on Mondays at the CENTREDMVET in Montreal and from Tuesday to Thursday at the CENTREDMVET in St-Hubert.
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Graduated animal health technician from Vanier College since 2021. Certification VTNE received in 2022. Worked as an aide tech for 2 years and officially as a technician for another 2 years in a small animal clinic in general practice.
January 2023: volunteer work as a veterinary technician in Nevis, Island in the Caribbean Sea in Nevis Animal Speak & Paws For A Cause Small Animal Clinic.
Dre Julie Lecavalier
Dr Julie Lecavalier obtained her doctorate in veterinary medicine with honours magna cum laude from St. George’s University in 2012 after completing her clinical year at The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at The University of Edinburgh in the UK. She was inducted in the Phi Zeta Veterinary Honour Society in 2010. She practiced as a small animal veterinarian in general practice in Montreal’s West Island for almost 6 years before starting a specialized internship in internal medicine at the Centre DMVet. She completed her internal medicine residency at the Centre DMVet and was recognised as a Diplomat of the ACVIM (American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine) in July 2022. Prior to obtaining her doctorate, she completed a master’s degree in veterinary science after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in animal physiology from the University of Montreal. Dr Lecavalier currently works as a specialist in internal medicine at the Centre DMVet in Lachine and in Blainville.
DIRECTOR OF IT SERVICES Groupe DMV
Professional in the IT field for more than thirty (30) years, Stéphane is particularly distinguished by his expertise in the use of information technologies dedicated to the veterinary field. Stéphane is particularly familiar with the LogiVet software since he is at the origin of its development; he will therefore be able to use his knowledge of this application and the IT field to clearly identify the needs for improving the network, security, the recovery plan and digital telephony.
Dre Marianne Bond
Clinician in acupuncture and emergency medicine
Dre Anaïs Gautier
Veterinarian specializing in intensive care
CENTREDMVET Montréal and CENTREDMVET Blainville
Dr. Anais Gautier graduated from Oniris University, Nantes-Atlantic National College of Veterinary
Medicine (France) in 2014. She completed an internship in small animal medicine and surgery and a
Master’s degree in veterinary sciences in Liege University (Belgium) in 2014-2015. During this
internship, she developed a b interest for emergency and critical care (ECC) medicine. After five months of
externship at the ECC service of a private hospital in California (USA) in 2015, she returned to France to work
as an overnight emergency veterinarian at the Clinique vétérinaire VetUrgences35 in Rennes (France).
In 2016, Anais enrolled in a 3-year residency program in ECC medicine at Auburn University in Alabama (USA) and
obtained her diplomate status from the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. During her
specialization, she also completed a Master’s degree in biomedical sciences and a Hyperbaric medicine team
training for animal applications. She joined the DMV family in 2020 and worked for one year at the Ottawa Animal
Emergency and Specialty Hospital. She moved to Montreal and started working at DMV Lachine and DMV Nord in 2021.
Outside work, I enjoy outdoor activities, squash racquetball, running, practicing the piano and the guitare
(tentatively), social gathering and travelling.
Awards:
- Auburn University outstanding international student award, 2019
Scientific publications and posters:
- Gautier A., Graff CE., Bacek L., Fish EJ., White A., Palmer L., Kuo K. Effects of ovariohysterectomy and hyperbaric oxygen
therapy on systemic inflammation and oxidation in dogs. Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2019,
6:506-516. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2019.00506. - Palmer L., Gautier A. The risk of
opioid toxicity and naloxone use in operational K9s. Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2017,
17:86-92. PMID: 29256202 - Gautier A., Gommeren K., Terradas Crespo E. Retrospective study on current blood product
use in dogs at a veterinary teaching hospital. Poster at the 2016 European Veterinary Emergency &
Critical Care congress - Terradas Crespo E., Gommeren K., Kroonen J., Gautier A. Retrospective study on symptomatic
anticoagulant rodenticide intoxications in companion animals: emphasis on index of suspicion and initial
therapy prior to referral. Posters at the 2016 European Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care congress - Gautier A., Ibisch C. Development of a polymerase chain reaction assay to detect antigen
receptor rearrangement clonality in canine lymphoma. Short communication at the 2015 AFVAC (French Small
Animal Veterinary Association) congress
Conference :
- Fluid therapy:
by Dre Anais Gautier, intensive care specialist