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...occasions. Thanks to her, I am also a lifetime member of the ‘Save the Hip Society’. The most challenging and simultaneously rewarding part of my academic surgical career was working...

...veterinary student, during my internship, my residency training and as a young faculty member. Their encouragement, guidance and examples, as clinician, surgeon, educator and colleague were instrumental in my accomplishments...

...to farm animal surgery cannot be overstated. I was a student when I first met Don (then Dean) Smith. He set an example for combining kindness and leadership and was...

...good surgeon and fine human being. Through his tutorship in the development of surgical skills and learning he sparked a desire in all those around him to be not only...

...surgeon. I am forever grateful for his guidance and mentorship. He will never be forgotten. Dr. Warren Beard has been instrumental to many of us in equine surgery. He is...

...Foundation Honor a Mentor program. The kind words from my former residents and colleagues mean more than I can express – they remind me why mentorship has always been the...

...standards for surgical precision, diagnostic imaging interpretation, and patient care are unmatched. His mentorship was instrumental to my training and has carried a lasting impact into my current surgical practice....