Dr. Estep is a boarded veterinary pathologist with a clinical slant. He graduated from OSU in 1992. During a 20-year army career, he spent time running busy small animal practices in Missouri and German, 3 years in veterinary pathology residency, years in neurology and ocular research, and 8 years in wound healing, shock and hemorrhage control research. Specifically he supported the hemostatic dressings that have been credited with saving the lives of hundreds of wounded soldiers and patients in both combat and civilian trauma around the world.
Dr. Estep is an adjunct professor at the Army Medical Center and School and has lectured and taght around the US and Europe on cytology, diagnostic necropsy, Chagas Disease, feline enteritis, and getting the most from pathology. He has 30 scientific and clinical publications including 2 book chapters.
Dr. Estep is one of the foremost experts on his passion of feline GI ocular and bone pathology.