After graduating from Iowa State CVM, he completed a 1 year internship at Littleton Equine Medical Center, rotating between surgery, medicine, field, and emergency services. He learned to love horses after his family became involved in the cutting horse industry breeding and showing Quarter Horses. Her adventures consist of traveling, hiking, camping and spending time with her family and friends.
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Christy is dedicated to and passionate about all aspects of equine medicine and serving her equine patients in any way she can.ĭuring her free time Christy can be found out enjoying the wonderful outdoors.
This is where she received advanced training in equine internal medicine, surgery, sports medicine, emergency and critical care, advanced imaging (including digital radiology, ultrasonography, edoscopy, MRI and CT), general anesthesia, dentistry and reproduction. Thereafter she completed an equine internship at Pioneer Equine Hospital in California. Christy studied at Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated with honors. With a passion for medicine and to further her education, Christy pushed herself to earn admission into veterinary school.
Christy worked for years as a licensed technician in small animal emergency and critical care, small animal specialty surgery and all aspects of equine medicine.
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Advancing her career, she then earned her Certified Veterinary Technician license in Oregon.
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Christy spent a number of years in 4-H, on her high school equestrian team, competing in open horse shows and representing Oregon State University on their intercollegiate equestrian team.Ĭhristy’s professional training began at Oregon State University where she earned her bachelors degree in pre-veterinary medicine and equine sciences. Horses have always been the center point of her life as an equestrian and in her career.įrom a young age Christy relished her time in the saddle, whether it was exploring the beautiful Oregon landscape trail riding and horse camping or preparing for competition. Christy Sandquist hails from the beautiful Applegate Valley in Southern Oregon. His main interests have been lameness, surgery, farrier science, and diagnostic imaging.ĭr. Throughout his practice life, Scott has found the most rewarding aspect has been the people he has met and the horses he gets to work with everyday. Scott has remained intrigued by equine medicine by staying up to date with the latest technologies and advances in the field. His practice has grown much larger than he had ever imagined, with its emphasis shifting from racetrack work in the mid 1990s to sport horse and companion animal medicine and surgery. He opened his current hospital in 1985 with a surgical facility to be able to provide a higher quality of care for his patients. Scott’s interest in lameness and surgery grew while working at the track. He then moved to the Gresham area and opened a solo equine-only ambulatory practice in 1983, focusing primarily on race horses.
He continued to work as a farrier while attending Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine until he graduated in 1980. After being exposed to the equine veterinary medicine world while working for a year, Scott decided to become a veterinarian. He first pursued a career as a farrier in Nebraska after attending Oklahoma Farrier College. Scott Hansen has been interested in horses since his teens.
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