William Inskeep II, COL, VC
Chairman
Department of Veterinary Pathology
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington, DC 20306-6000
Telephone (202) 782-2601 DSN 662
E-Mail Inskeep@afip.osd.mil





EDUCATION

Civilian

B.S., Animal Science, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, 1971
M.B.A., Business Administration, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, 1975
D.V.M., Colorado State University, Ft. Collins,Colorado, 1980

Military

Strategic Air Command (SAC) Missile Launch Officer Minuteman I Training, Vandenberg AFB, California, 1971
SAC Missile Launch Officer Minuteman III Transition, F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming, 1973
Air Force Squadron Officer School, Correspondence, 1974
Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Officer Basic Course, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, 1980
AMEDD Officer Orientation (VC) Course, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, 1980
Defense Small Purchase Course, Correspondence, 1983
Basic Supervisor Training Program, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, 1986
AMEDD Officer Advanced Course, Correspondence, 1986
Command and General Staff Course, Correspondence, 1990
Army War College, Correspondence, Class of 1997
 

Continuing Education

Annual Conference, Society of Theriogenology, 1981, 1984
American Animal Hospital Association Annual Meeting, 1982, 1985,1986
American Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, 1983, 1987,1995, 1996
Short Course on Military Veterinary Medicine, WRAIR, Washington, DC, 1984, 1986
USDA Military Support to Emergency Programs, Hyattsville, MD 1984
Shortcourse in Military Veterinary Medicine 1996,1997,1998
Small Animal Gastroenterology Course, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado, 1984
Annual Meeting, West Virginia VMA, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, 1985
HSC, Regional Veterinary Training Seminar, Laurel, MD, 1985
Veterinary Clinical Proficiency Training Course, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, 1985
Pathology of Laboratory Animals, AFIP, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990
Olafson Pathology Short Course, 1987
C.L. Davis, Gross Pathology Course, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995
AFIP Comparative Pathology Course, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993
Cytology Seminar, Purdue University, 1987
International Academy of Pathology Annual Meeting, 1988
Veterinary Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, 1988, 1990
American College of Veterinary Pathologists Annual Meeting, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997
C.L. Davis Annual Meeting Seminar, 1989
Society of Toxicologic Pathologists, 1990, 1995
USDA Foreign Animal Disease Diagnosticians Course, Plum Island, NY 1997

MILITARY ASSIGNMENTS
Strategic Air Command, 90 SMW, F.E. Warren AFB, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1971-1976
U.S. Army Veterinary Activity, Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 1980-1983
Carlisle Barracks Veterinary Services, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, 1983-1986
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, DC 1986-1989
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, DC, 1989-1992
Veterinary Corps Office, Office of the Surgeon General, Falls Church, VA 1992-1995
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, DC 1995-present

MILITARY AWARDS

National Defense Service Medal 1972, 1991
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award 1974
Air Force Commendation Medal 1976
Army Commendation Medal 1983
Army Meritorious Service Medal 1986, 1992
Order of Military Medical Merit 1992
Army Staff Badge 1993
Nominated Pace Award 1994
Legion of Merit 1995
Joint Commendation Medal 1995

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENCY

Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Veterinary Pathology,  1986-1989

PROFESSIONAL BOARD SPECIALTY

American College of Veterinary Pathologists

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

American Veterinary Medical Association
American College of Veterinary Pathologists
DC Veterinary Medical Association
CL Davis Foundation

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES

Colorado Veterinary Medical License, Number 3506
Wyoming Veterinary Medical License, Number 184
Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical License, Number BV-005480-L

PROFESSIONAL LECTURES

Cytology: A Useful Pathologic Diagnostic Aid; Pathology of Laboratory Animal Course, 1988

Cytology: A Very Useful Clinicopathological Diagnostic Aid; Pathology for Clinical Veterinarians, Annual Pathology for Clinical Veterinarians,     Landstuhl Germany, 1995, 1996, 1997

Cytology - A Very Useful Clinicopathological Diagnostic Aid. May 9, 1996: Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Veterinary Pathology Residents, Washington, DC

Cytology - A Very Useful Clinicopathological Diagnostic Aid. May 18, 1996: Armed Forces Institute  of Pathology ARP Pathology Physicians Resident Program

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Inskeep II, William et al "Toxoplasmosis in Atlantic Bottle-Nosed Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus)" Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 26(3), 1990 pp. 377-382.

Mayorga, M.A. et al Pathophysiology of Nitrogen Dioxide, FASEB, Abstract, 1991.

Mayorga, M. A. et al Pathophysiology of Nitrogen Dioxide, American Society of Thoracic Surgeons, Poster, 1992.

Chronic (28 days) Cardiopulmonary Effects of Blast Overpressure, P. Vassout, K.T. Dodd, M. Lagutchik, W. Inskeep II 12th Military Applications of Blast Simulation Conference, 1991.

Cellular and Chemical Effects of High Level Nitrogen Dioxide Toxicity, M.A. Mayorga, A. Januszkiewicz, W. Inskeep II, G. Ripple, Proceedings American College of Physicians, 1991.

High Dose Nitrogen Dioxide Effects on Bronchoalveolar Lavage Macrophages, and Superoxide and Histamine Levels in Conscious Sheep, M.A. Mayorga, W. Inskeep II, H.F. Summey and A. Januszkiewicz, American Review of Respiratory Disease, Vol 145:4A289, 1992.

Spontaneous Osteosarcoma in a C57BL/6J Mouse, R.A. Cockman-Thomas, D.G. Dunn, W. Inskeep II, W.L. Mundy, J.R. Swearengen, Laboratory Animal Science, 1994.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Chairman, Department of Veterinary Pathology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, DC 20306-6000 1996-present

Responsibilities at AFIP

1. Direct department with 45 personnel, including 24 professionals and 2 million-dollar budget.

2. Runs an internationally recognized education center, including DOD’s only veterinary pathology residency.

3. Manages a consultation program responsible for DOD-owned animals worldwide.

4. Provide veterinary pathology support for AFIP research.

5. Responsible for management of Institute’s laboratory animal facility.

6. Registrar for 3 pathology registries.

7. Interact with other federal agencies.

8. Serve as the US Army Veterinary Corps Liaison Officer with USDA.
 
 

 Chief, Animal Medicine Office, Office of The Surgeon General, Falls Church, VA 1992-1995

Responsibilities at OTSG

1. Serve as principal staff officer for Director, DOD Veterinary Service Activity/Chief, US Army Veterinary Corps

2. Develop and disseminate policies on the worldwide Tri-Service missions for veterinary care of government-owned animals; specialty veterinarians in research and development; control of zoonotic diseases; response in low intensity conflict programs; animal welfare and animal model programs; and care of privately-owned animals

3. Serve as primary action officer on veterinary TOE, USAR veterinary services, postgraduate training, low intensity conflict, human animal bond, and Veterinary Corps history issues

4. Serve as secondary action officer for TQM

5. Maintain liaison with other military and federal agencies
 

 Chief, Department of Comparative Pathology, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, DC 1989-1992

Responsibilities at WRAIR

1. Manage 17 military and civilian personnel having variable levels of

supervisory, technical and professional skills within a department

designed to provide gross, clinical and histologic pathological support

of institute research

2. Manage an annual budget of up to $380,000.00 designed to obtain

equipment and supplies for the operation of above functions and provide travel for technical and professional education and scientific presentations

3. Supervise section chief with direct responsibility for histology, clinical pathology and microbiology laboratories which support this institute and other regional activities

4. Supervise necropsy laboratory that supports entire institute

5. Obtain new/updated equipment for above four labs and the most modern

pathological support/training equipment for staff/trainees

6. Analyze and prioritize institute requests for protocol pathological

support and delegate to staff/trainees

7. Monitor/guide professional progression of trainees

8. Insure military training/advancement of professionals and military/

technical advancement of enlisted soldiers

9. Participate in research protocols by insuring proper/timely pathological interaction and level of involvement, and by performing macroscopic and microscopic evaluations and providing morphologic diagnoses and formal reports as required by investigators

10. Insure timely provision of quality control evaluations

11. Complete assigned non-protocol cases and submit reports to contributors

12. Review cases of trainees

13. Attend/participate in WRAIR and AFIP training sessions/conferences

14. Represent the division on the Laboratory Animal Care and Use Committee

15. Represent the division on the Capital Equipment Review Committee

16. Insure departmental support of allied functions of Staphylococcal

enterotoxin B research, morphometrics, and immunohistochemistry being conducted by staff researchers
 
 

 Resident, Veterinary Pathology, Department of Veterinary Pathology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, DC 1986-1989

Responsibilities at the AFIP

1. Perform necropsies, gross and histologic evaluations of submitted tissue specimens to include pathological diagnoses and formal reports

2. Participate in department training program, seminars and conferences

3. Research, organize and present comprehensive case discussions for written and oral review

4. Prepare for American College of Veterinary Pathologists board exam
 

 Chief, Carlisle Barracks, Veterinary Service Branch, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, 1983-1986

Responsibilities at Carlisle Barracks

1. Military food inspection operations at six installations

2. Sanitary inspection of thirty commercial establishments

3. Officer support for Defense Depot Mechanicsburg

4. Food inspection support for reserve and guard units

5. Complete care of government owned animals

6. Operation of two ADPAC facilities and mobile clinic support at four

additional installations

7. Conduct physical examination of potential military working dogs

8. Manager of the Veterinary Fund
 

 Chief, Yokohama Veterinary Services Branch and Chief, Base Support Section Yokosuka Branch, U.S. Army Veterinary Activity, Japan, 1980-1983

Responsibilities at Veterinary Activity Japan

1. Operation of two ADPAC Facilities and mobile clinic support to two additional installations

2. Veterinary service for military working dogs at three installations

3. Coordinate import/export quarantine actions with Japanese Animal Quarantine Service

4. Supervise food inspection operations at DLA-WIMS Depot

5. Military food inspection operations at two installations

6. Sanitary inspection of nine commercial establishments

7. Custodian Kanto Plain (U.S. Army Japan) Veterinary Fund
 

Missile Launch Control Officer, 90th Strategic Missile Wing, F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming, 1971-1976

Responsibilities at F.E. Warren

1. Daily monitoring and operation of a Minuteman Missile Flight consisting of ten intercontinental ballistic missiles with multiple independent re-entry vehicles

2. Maintaining emergency war order proficiency

3. Launch of missiles (if required)

4. Controller Wing Command Post