Practicing equine veterinary medicine for more than 30 years, he focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of horses across a broad range of clinical conditions, including lameness, gastrointestinal disorders, reproductive care, and general medical management. His work includes pre-purchase evaluations, radiographic interpretation, joint injections, and field-based procedures, supported by early post-doctoral training through a large animal rotating internship and continuous hands-on practice in an equine-centered veterinary setting. His background also includes partnership and leadership roles within equine veterinary and mixed-animal practice environments, where he has provided equine referral services and veterinary consultation.

Alongside clinical work, he has provided expert analysis in veterinary-related disputes for over 15 years, with experience in depositions and trial testimony involving complications from diagnostic procedures, treatment-related infections, anesthetic events, and equine purchase examinations. His case history reflects involvement in matters such as abdominocentesis complications, joint sepsis following injections, rectal injury, and radiographic evaluation disputes, applying practical veterinary standards to assess care, causation, and outcomes in equine medicine. He has also participated in professional and advisory organizations including the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Association of Equine Practitioners, International Association of Equine Practitioners, Society for Theriogenology, Arizona Veterinary Medical Association, Arizona Academy of Veterinary Practice, and the advisory board of an equine services organization.