Angela Marolf, DVM, DACVR
     Angela J. Marolf is a faculty radiologist at Colorado State University's Veterinary Medical Center joining the diagnostic imaging group in 2007. Dr. Marolf completed her DVM at Colorado State University (2002), small animal rotating internship at the University of Georgia (2003), and residency at the University of Florida (2007).  She is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology obtaining that status in 2007. Dr. Marolf's current position includes predominantly clinical service within all imaging modalities, didactic and clinical teaching to veterinary students and residents, and research. Areas of clinical and research interest include general small animal ultrasound and Doppler techniques, thoracic computed tomography (CT), and diagnosing biliary and pancreatic disorders with ultrasound and MR abdominal imaging.
 

Elissa Randall, DVM, DACVR

     Elissa Randall is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology and a faculty radiologist at Colorado State University's Veterinary Medical Center. Dr Randall received her DVM degree at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. She practiced at a small animal hospital in Falls Church, Virginia before completing her Diagnostic Imaging Residency at Colorado State University in 2005. Dr Randall worked as an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University for 3 years then returned to CSU in 2008 as an Assistant Professor. Her areas of interest include all facets of oncologic imaging and the ergonomics of ultrasound. Current clinical research includes using PET-CT to stage cancer in dogs and cats and comparing MRI and CT to diagnose and aid in radiation therapy planning of pituitary tumors.