Historic Win: Dr. Deepan Kishore Becomes First Indian Vet to Clinch Oklahoma's Top Veterinary Honor!

Breaking News: The Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA) has just made a historic announcement at their annual conference! Dr. Deepan Kishore, DVM, MS, DAVBP (Canine & Feline), and Founding ER Fellow, has been named the Veterinarian of the Year, becoming the first Indian-Origin veterinarian to receive this prestigious award in Oklahoma.

From his early days at Madras Veterinary College in India to mastering his skills at the University of Missouri and Oklahoma State University, Dr. Kishore's journey has been nothing short of inspirational. His mentorship experiences at Neel Veterinary Hospital in Oklahoma City, under the guidance of Dr. Tina Neel and others, paved his path to excellence in the state.

As a Specialist Diplomate with the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners and a 2022 ABVP Founding ER Fellow, Dr. Kishore has shown exemplary dedication to his field. His heartfelt gratitude to his mentors, family, and colleagues upon receiving the award reflects his humble and passionate approach to veterinary care.

Dr. Kishore's influence extends beyond medical treatments. His mentorship of students and new vets in emergency and specialty care at Neel Veterinary Hospital showcases his commitment to nurturing the next generation of veterinary professionals.

His nominator, Dr. Neel, lauds him as a superstar with a significant impact on advancing their hospital, particularly in cancer research and complex surgical procedures. Dr. Kishore's life-saving skills have not only won him this award but also the hearts of many, including Neel Veterinary Hospital's Practice Manager, Katy Hawkins, whose dog's life he saved.

A proud Indian, cricket enthusiast, family man, and dog lover, Dr. Kishore's story is an inspiring tale of cultural heritage, professional excellence, and personal dedication. Congratulations to Dr. Deepan Kishore on this monumental achievement!

Previous
Previous

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine receives $35M gift to advance science-based solutions for wildlife health

Next
Next

Meet Natasha Welch: From Artisan Cupcakes to Vet Surgery - The Unbelievable Journey of a Rising Veterinary Superhero!