As an expert in the field of Veterinarian Medicine, Philip Treuil is known for his publications and contributions to the field of radiation oncology in veterinarian medicine. Philip Treuil, a well-educated and qualified veterinarian, has years of experience and expertise. After receiving his veterinarian degree from Louisiana State University, Philip Treuil went on to practice veterinary medicine. He was highly successful and continued to grow in the field. In 2005, Philip Treuil obtained his Master’s degree from Colorado State University in Radiation Biology, also completing his residency in Radiation Oncology. These experiences gave him the knowledge and tools to build the career he has today.
In addition to receiving many awards and recognitions for his hard work and contribution to the field of radiation therapy and veterinarian medicine, Philip Treuil is an accomplished author who has been published in many academic journals. In 2009, Philip Treuil published an article titled, “Radiotherapy and Surgery for Feline Soft Tissue Sarcomas,” in the Veterinary Radiology Ultrasound. In 2007, Philip Treuil published “Radiation Therapy for Pituitary Tumors in the Dog and Cat” in the Canadian Veterinary Journal. Philip Treuil also published the article “Palliative Radiation Therapy in the treatment of Canine Appendicular Synovial Sarcoma” in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association in 2011.
Philip Treuil’s publications launched his career and he continues to make further contributions today. Philip Treuil is often asked to speak at conferences and seminars on the subject of radiation therapy in animal medicine. Philip Treuil has spoken as a guest speaker for Tarrant County Veterinary Medical Association, the Dallas County Veterinary Medical Association, and at the 24th Annual Veterinary Cancer Society Conference in 2004.