Jose Antonio Guerra
Large Animal Surgery Clinician | Assistant Professor, Department of Large Animal Clinical SciencesResearch Area(s)
- Equine nerve blocks and pain management, equine dentistry and advanced dental extractions, and Minimally invasive surgical techniques in small ruminants and pigs and
Research Area(s)
- Equine nerve blocks and pain management
- Equine dentistry and advanced dental extractions
- Minimally invasive surgical techniques in small ruminants and pigs
Academic Credentials
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Honours), UNAM – 2011
- Master of Sciences (Honours), UNAM – 2015
- Master of Science, University of Saskatchewan – 2023
- Rotating Equine Internship, UNAM Equine Hospital – 2015–2017
- Rotating Large Animal Internship, OVC – University of Guelph – 2018–2019
- Large Animal Surgery Residency, WCVM – University of Saskatchewan
Research Interests
Dr. Guerra’s research focuses on applied clinical topics in large animal surgery. His primary areas of interest include equine regional anesthesia and pain management, advanced equine dental extractions, and the development of surgical techniques in small ruminants and pigs — species that are seeing increasing clinical attention.
Clinical Interests
Soft tissue and orthopedic surgery in large animals, with a particular emphasis on equine patients.