Veterinarian Overview
Dr. Miranda M. Alexander has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1982. She is a classmate of Dr. Sharon Sprouse. In her free time she loves to go hiking with her scientist husband, Michael, and their three standard poodles. Their felines would like to hike too, but are not allowed! Her hobbies include: reading science and sci-fi, travelling to see extended family in Australia, attending her annual Irish family reunions, and tending to her garden at home (fragrant and edible plants). Education 1973-1978: Veterinary Technician. Completed pre-vet requirements. 1979 to 1981: Summer work/study in anaesthesia, radiology and dermatology. June 1982: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis June 1982 to June 1983: Medical and Surgical Internship, Grand Avenue Pet Hospital June 1983 to current: 30-50 hours/year continuing education. Ultrasound training. Special interest in veterinary dentistry. Publications: California Veterinarian, March 1982 "Cheyletiella Dermatitis in Small Animal Practice." Professional Affiliations: AAHA, AVMA, CVMA, SDVMA, Veterinary Information Awards 2005 - Bishop Maher Award presented by Father Joe Carroll - Vaccine Program for Pets of Homeless People. This is awarded to people who choose to help those in poverty. Community Service Volunteer and Co-founder of St. Vincent de Paul vaccine program (23 years). Volunteer - Veterans Stand Down San Diego (3 years)
