Luca Giori, DVM, PhD
Dr Giori holds a DVM and a PhD focused on identification of new biomarkers and innovative analytical methods in veterinary medicine. He worked in private practice in Italy for a few years before completing a Clinical Pathology Residency with the European College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology and an additional year with the American College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology at the University of Tennessee. He joined the University of Tennessee as faculty in 2014 and he is currently Assistant Director of the UTCVM Diagnostic Endocrinology Service. His professional interests include not only all the aspects of laboratory medicine with a specific love for endocrine and metabolic diseases but also teaching and mentoring students and newly graduated colleagues. Being passionate about personal development, mental health and well-being, Dr. Giori started in 2021 the Veterinary Human Support Certification through the Department of Social Work at the University of Tennessee, with the idea of becoming an ally of Veterinary Social Workers in better supporting students, house officers, young faculty and early career professionals.
Laboratory medicine and quality assurance; endocrine and metabolic diseases in conventional and non-conventional animal species and related diagnostics; wellbeing of veterinary students and newly graduated veterinarians.
As Assistant Director of the UTCVM Diagnostic Endocrinology Service, he oversees the activities of the laboratory and consults with referring veterinarians on endocrine/biochemistry testing and result interpretation.
Coordinator of VMP824 Physiology and Microanatomy II in the first-year DVM curriculum; Instructor of Clinical Endocrinology to fourth-year DVM students; AS/CEM 652 Disorders of the endocrine system for graduate students.
Endocrine Society; International Society of Animal Clin. Path.; International Assoc. of Med. Science Educators; American Society Vet. Clin. Path.; Society of Comparative Endocrinology; European Society for Vet Clin Path

ORCID: /0000-0002-7329-683X
University of Tennessee
2407 River Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
- PhD - Universita degli Studi di Milano, Doctorate School of Veterinary Hygiene & Animal Pathology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Animal Pathology, Hygiene and Veterinary Public Health Milano, Italy, 2012
- DVM - Universita degli Studi di Milano, College of Veterinary Medicine Milano, Italy, 2007
Luca Giori, DVM, PhD



ORCID: /0000-0002-7329-683X
University of Tennessee
2407 River Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
- PhD - Universita degli Studi di Milano, Doctorate School of Veterinary Hygiene & Animal Pathology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Animal Pathology, Hygiene and Veterinary Public Health Milano, Italy, 2012
- DVM - Universita degli Studi di Milano, College of Veterinary Medicine Milano, Italy, 2007
Dr Giori holds a DVM and a PhD focused on identification of new biomarkers and innovative analytical methods in veterinary medicine. He worked in private practice in Italy for a few years before completing a Clinical Pathology Residency with the European College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology and an additional year with the American College of Veterinary Clinical Pathology at the University of Tennessee. He joined the University of Tennessee as faculty in 2014 and he is currently Assistant Director of the UTCVM Diagnostic Endocrinology Service. His professional interests include not only all the aspects of laboratory medicine with a specific love for endocrine and metabolic diseases but also teaching and mentoring students and newly graduated colleagues. Being passionate about personal development, mental health and well-being, Dr. Giori started in 2021 the Veterinary Human Support Certification through the Department of Social Work at the University of Tennessee, with the idea of becoming an ally of Veterinary Social Workers in better supporting students, house officers, young faculty and early career professionals.
Laboratory medicine and quality assurance; endocrine and metabolic diseases in conventional and non-conventional animal species and related diagnostics; wellbeing of veterinary students and newly graduated veterinarians.
As Assistant Director of the UTCVM Diagnostic Endocrinology Service, he oversees the activities of the laboratory and consults with referring veterinarians on endocrine/biochemistry testing and result interpretation.
Coordinator of VMP824 Physiology and Microanatomy II in the first-year DVM curriculum; Instructor of Clinical Endocrinology to fourth-year DVM students; AS/CEM 652 Disorders of the endocrine system for graduate students.
Endocrine Society; International Society of Animal Clin. Path.; International Assoc. of Med. Science Educators; American Society Vet. Clin. Path.; Society of Comparative Endocrinology; European Society for Vet Clin Path