Focused on veterinary clinical medicine and swine health, he brings more than 20 years of experience in livestock care, disease management, and production-focused animal health strategies. His work centers on swine veterinary medicine, including herd health, reproductive management, and control of infectious diseases affecting commercial populations. His background includes clinical veterinary practice as well as roles in swine production and animal health services, where he has contributed to the management of herd health programs and disease prevention efforts within agricultural operations.

In addition to field and production experience, he has served in an instructional role in veterinary clinical medicine, supporting education in production medicine and herd-level health management. His expertise is reinforced by research and publication activity addressing infectious disease dynamics, epidemiology, and the relationship between environmental factors and livestock performance. He is licensed to practice veterinary medicine in multiple jurisdictions and holds advanced training in veterinary pathobiology with a focus on epidemiology and immunology, supporting analysis of animal health, disease transmission, and livestock management practices in agricultural settings. He holds a Master of Science in Veterinary Pathobiology with a concentration in Epidemiology and Immunology, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science, and a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, providing a comprehensive academic foundation in veterinary medicine, animal health, and agricultural production systems.