Allison Zwingenberger

Allison Zwingenberger is a dedicated professional in the field of veterinary radiology with a passion for creating systems to curate and share data globally.

She is a member of prestigious North American (ACVR) and European (ECVDI) specialty colleges, with a track record of over 80 publications, a CT/MRI textbook, and international teaching resources.

Allison's current research focuses on innovative projects like the world's first total body companion animal PET scanner and implementing medical record codes for large shared datasets.

She plays a key role in leadership at the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center as the Co-Director for the In Vivo Translational Animal Imaging Resource.

In her role as president of ECVDI, Allison implemented various education-focused initiatives such as job task analysis surveys, in-training examinations for residents, and radiology report training courses.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Allison Zwingenberger is committed to personal growth through pursuits like triathlons and photography, seeking continuous improvement in all aspects of her life.

As an educator at the University of California, Davis, Allison is known for her dedication to enabling others to learn and reach their full potential.

Her educational background includes a MAS in Clinical Research from the University of California, Davis, a Veterinary Radiology Residency Program from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Guelph.

Allison's vision for the future of veterinary radiology involves leveraging large datasets to enhance animal health and drive translational research, with a focus on curating and analyzing data at scale.

Stay updated with Allison's insights and engage in conversations about the evolving landscape of veterinary radiology by connecting with her on Twitter for triathlon updates and on Instagram for photography highlights.