Dr. Jenny is a clinician and service leader in the ISU CVM food animal and camelid hospital. Although boarded in internal medicine, her interests range beyond medicine and critical care, including lameness and surgery, in all livestock species. As well, she enjoys her role in serving referring veterinarians and the teaching of senior veterinary students in their final clinical year at ISU. Her research is collaborative in nature and with a livestock focus, with projects with VDPAM colleagues as well as other departments within the CVM.

Dr. Jenna Bayne is a clinician and service leader in the ISU CVM food animal and camelid hospital. Although boarded in internal medicine, her interests range beyond medicine and critical care, including lameness and surgery, in all livestock species. As well, she enjoys her role in serving referring veterinarians and the teaching of senior veterinary students in their final clinical year at ISU. Her research is collaborative in nature and with a livestock focus, with projects with VDPAM colleagues as well as other departments within the CVM.

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Distinguished Alumnus Award, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX (2017).
Invited speaker at International Workshop for Harmonization of Minor Use/Minor Species Veterinary Drugs in Food Animals “Federal Oversight of Extra-Label Drug Use for Food-Producing Animals in the USA: Is International Harmonization Possible?”, (2013), Taipei, TAIWAN
Clinical Sciences Teacher of the Year Award, UF College of Veterinary Medicine, 2006.
Teacher of the Year Award (Class of 1996), UF College of Veterinary Medicine, 1998.
Teaching Improvement Program Award, UF College of Veterinary Medicine, 1994.
C.E. Cornelius Outstanding Young Investigator Award, UF College of Veterinary Medicine, 1991.