Jeremy John Delcambre

DVM, MS

Jeremy John Delcambre, DVM, MS

Jeremy is an Assistant Professor of Anatomy at Louisiana State University’s School of Veterinary Medicine. He has taught comparative anatomy for more than 20 years at the undergraduate, graduate, and veterinary level. He has helped redesign and implement new curricula at two different veterinary institutions, spearheading efforts to more ethically acquire and efficiently utilize cadavers, including the establishment of willed body programs, and aligning curricular instruction. He has also helped develop technology-based materials to be utilized as supplements or alternatives to dissection. He currently coordinates 2 courses, which are prosection and demonstration based, supported by live animal palpation labs, covering large animal and exotic species. He also co-coordinates first year orientation and teaches professionalism, communications, and veterinary ethics content, while working on his residency in Animal Welfare. He has been active with the VLI since attending VLE in 2017, serving as a facilitator for multiple years. In his spare time he enjoys running, baking, and his 3 Silken Windhounds.