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Oncology Department
Staff
Medical Oncology Staff
Dr. Theresa Arteaga attended
the University of California, Riverside where she earned a Bachelor
of Science degree. She then attended Cornell University College of
Veterinary Medicine, where she received her Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine degree. Dr. Arteaga completed a one-year small animal
medical and surgical internship at the Animal Specialty Group in Los
Angeles, and completed a comprehensive three-year residency in
Medical Oncology at the Animal Medical Center in New York City. Dr.
Arteaga participated in a rotation on the Breast Cancer Service at
Memorial Sloan Kettering, and has published scientific articles and
lectures on a variety of oncology topics.
Surgical Oncology Staff
Dr. Dominic J. Marino
 graduated
with honors
from
Auburn University
in Alabama, where he received both his Bachelor
of Science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees. He completed a
one-year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the
University of Georgia and a three-year comprehensive residency in small
animal orthopedic, soft tissue and neurosurgery at the Animal Medical
Center in New York City. Dr. Marino was honored with both the Martin and
Beatrice Weiser Outstanding Research Award and the North Shore Animal
League Petering Scholarship Award during his residency. He is board
certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and is the
former head of Orthopedic/Neurosurgery service at the Animal Medical
Center in New York City.
Dr. Marino has published many
scientific articles, and authored chapters in veterinary medical
textbooks. He lectures extensively on many surgical topics including
soft tissue, orthopedic and neurosurgery. In 1999, Dr. Marino was given
the Alumni Achievement Award by the Auburn University College of
Veterinary Medicine and in 2000, was honored
with the Alex Lewyt Veterinary Medical Center Award for achievement by
the North Shore Animal League. Dr. Marino served as chairman of the
Eastern Veterinary Orthopedic Society for several years and is on the
National Advisory Board of North Shore Animal League America. He is
currently the chairman of the Department of Surgery, and the Chief of
Staff at Long Island Veterinary Specialists in Plainview, NY. Dr. Marino
serves as the surgical consultant to: The Humane Society of New York,
NY; Nassau University Medical Center, Uniondale, NY; North Shore Animal
League America, Port Washington, NY; Bide-A-Wee Animal Adoption Center,
Wantagh, NY; The Guide Dog Foundation, Smithtown, NY; Sweet Briar Nature
Preserve, Smithtown, NY; and is an active member of the Police Surgeons
Benevolent Association. Dr. Marino’s areas of special interest include
joint replacement surgery, neurosurgery and trauma involving the nervous
system.
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 Dr. Jacqueline Carver
graduated
with honors from Colorado State University where she received both her
Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees. She
completed a one-year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at
the Animal Medical Center in New York City and was awarded the Intern of
the Year Award by the faculty. Following her internship, Dr. Carver
completed a three year comprehensive residency in small animal
orthopedics, soft tissue and neurosurgery at the Animal Medical Center.
She is board certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Dr. Carver served as the Director of Surgery at the North Shore Animal
League in Port Washington, NY, and, in 2000, was honored with the Alex
Lewyt Veterinary Medical Center Award for achievement by North Shore
Animal League America.
Dr. Carver has published many
scientific articles and lectures extensively on a variety of surgical
topics. She is currently on staff with the Department of Surgery at Long
Island Veterinary Specialists. Dr. Carver’s areas of special interest
include cardiovascular, urogenital and exotic animal surgery.
Dr. Catherine Loughin
graduated from the University of Michigan,
where  she received her Bachelor of Science. She then attended
Michigan State University, where she received her Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree and was the recipient of the Berrien
County Kennel Club Scholarship award. She completed a one-year
internship in small animal medicine and surgery and a post- graduate
surgical internship under the direction of Dr. Dominic J. Marino at
Long Island Veterinary Specialists. She has published articles on splenic disease in dogs, patella luxations in cats and
intervertebral disc extrusion surgery in dogs. Currently, she is
engaged in a three-year comprehensive residency in small animal
orthopedic, soft tissue and neurosurgery at Long Island Veterinary
specialists. Dr. Loughin enjoys all aspects of soft tissue,
orthopedic and neurosurgery.
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