Meredith Voyles, DVM, MS, DACVO

Education

BS, Auburn University, Zoology 1996
DVM, Auburn University 2001
MS, Auburn University Biomedical Sciences 2011
Comparative Ophthalmology Residency, Auburn University 2011

Biography

Dr. Meredith Voyles earned both her undergraduate and DVM degrees at Auburn University. Following graduation, she spent six years in private small animal general practice in Fairhope, Alabama, where she developed an interest in ophthalmology. She later returned to Auburn as the faculty community outpatient clinician and completed an ophthalmology residency, followed by board certification from the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists. She then relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, where she spent 10 years in a private practice ophthalmology hospital. She has returned to Alabama to join the faculty of Auburn’s Gulf Shores Specialty Hospital, where she will teach veterinary students while providing medical and surgical ophthalmology specialty care to gulf coast area veterinarians and referrals.

Publications and Links

February 2020-present, January 2010-October 2011
• Collaborative research regarding drug impregnated contact lenses with Dr. Mark Byrne (Auburn University College of Engineering, Biomedical division and Founding Head of Biomedical Engineering, Rowan University )

Stephen DiPasquale, Liana D. Wuchte, Robert J. Mosley, Renee M. Demarest, Meredith L. Voyles, Mark E. Byrne. One Week Sustained In Vivo Therapeutic Release and Safety of Extended-Wear Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses (submitted and pending publication)

A.Tieppo, C.J. White, A.C. Paine, M.L. Voyles, M.K. McBride, and M.E. Byrne. Sustained In-vivo Therapeutic Release from Imprinted Therapeutic Contact Lenses. Journal of Controlled Release, 157, 391-397, 2012 (published on-line October 1, 2011).

Contributing Chapter Editor, Smith’s Large Animal Internal Medicine, Ophthalmic Neoplasia; C. Betbeze and M. Voyles (published June 2019)

Contributing Chapter Editor, Treatment and Care of the Geriatric Veterinary Patient, Vision Changes; K. Waler and M. Voyles (published April 2017)