Welcome, Dr. Fisher!

You may have noticed a new name on your diagnostic reports over the past month. Brett Fisher, DVM, DACVP, joined the NDSU VDL in late September as our new veterinary anatomic pathologist.

Dr. Fisher completed his undergraduate, veterinary, and anatomic pathology residency training at Kansas State University. Prior to his residency, he spent several years as an associate companion animal veterinarian in the Milwaukee area. In addition to his work as a general practitioner, he has extensive experience with a wide variety of animal species including non-human primates and is particularly interested in free-ranging wildlife and fish pathology.

Dr. Fisher’s management of diverse cases throughout his veterinary career and residency has prepared him for diagnostic work involving livestock, wildlife, companion animals, and exotic species. As he settles into his new role, he is looking forward to contributing to both wildlife research and publications regarding routine diagnostic service.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Fisher!