Research/Career Interests:
Dr. Kamm's clinical focus is large animal orthopedic and respiratory surgery including the treatment of bone and joint injuries, arthroscopy, and laryngoplasty (tie-back procedure). Dr Kamm performs fracture fixation for horses and small ruminants. She has performed orthopedic and respiratory surgery on thousands of racing thoroughbreds as well as warmblood performance horses.
Dr. Kamm's research interest is in repair of joint and soft tissue injuries through the use of mesenchymal stromal cells and other regenerative therapies. Her main focus is the understanding of immune reactions which occur when donor mesenchymal stromal cells are administered to a recipient.
Professional History
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2022 PhD in Veterinary Regenerative Medicine from Massey University, New Zealand
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2019 Director and shareholder at Veterinary Associates Equine, Auckland, New Zealand
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2013 Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons
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2012 Residency in Large Animal Surgery at Colorado State University
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2009 Post-doctoral researcher at Cornell University
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2008 Equine hospital internship at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital, Lexington, KY
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2007 DVM from Colorado State University
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2002 BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
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