Megan Branham currently serves as the Medical Director and Faculty at St. Petersburg College's College of Veterinary Technology, where she leverages her extensive experience in veterinary medicine to shape the next generation of veterinary professionals. With a solid foundation established during her tenure in the...
Megan Branham currently serves as the Medical Director and Faculty at St. Petersburg College's College of Veterinary Technology, where she leverages her extensive experience in veterinary medicine to shape the next generation of veterinary professionals. With a solid foundation established during her tenure in the United States Military, where she led the Mood Air Force Base Veterinary Treatment Facility, Megan has developed exceptional leadership and clinical skills. Over her four years of service, she provided surgical and medical care to over 2,500 privately owned animals, gaining invaluable insights into veterinary surgery, dentistry, and emergency care.
At St. Petersburg College, Megan is deeply involved in key projects aimed at enhancing the curriculum and practical training for veterinary technology students. She is particularly passionate about integrating Fear Free principles into the educational framework, ensuring that students learn to provide compassionate and stress-free care to animals. Her expertise in adult education allows her to effectively engage with diverse student populations, fostering an inclusive learning environment that encourages critical thinking and hands-on practice.
In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Megan is committed to advancing veterinary technology through community outreach and professional development initiatives. She actively collaborates with local veterinary clinics and animal welfare organizations to provide students with real-world experiences, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical application. As a dedicated educator and practitioner, Megan Branham continues to make significant contributions to the field of veterinary medicine, inspiring her students to pursue excellence in their careers while prioritizing the well-being of the animals they serve.
