Veterinary Technology

Veterinary Technology Program

Liliana Palomo, BS


Veterinary Resource Manager

The Veterinary Resource Manager oversees operations of the Veterinary Technology Facility and supervises student care of teaching animals.

Education: B.S. in Agriculture, Texas A&M University-Kingsville

Teaching Areas:

  • Companion Animal Husbandry
  • Facility management
  • Professional development

Areas of Medical Interest: Theriogenology, exotic animal medicine, husbandry and nursing of animals

What influenced you to become a veterinary medical professional?

Growing up you couldn’t find me without an animal around. In my eyes, the more misunderstood, the better. This unwavering love for animals followed me throughout my life, and led me into thinking I wanted to be a veterinarian. After shadowing at various veterinary clinics, I learned what I truly wanted was to be in the frontlines when a patient first walked through the door.

Contact Information

Veterinary Technology Facility 118
MSC 228 Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Kingsville, Texas 78363
361-593-4628
Email: Lilliana.Palomo@tamuk.edu

Liliana Palomo, BS