Dr. Misheff has practiced in Dubai for the past seventeen years, and has spent her career caring for athletic horses. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from The Ohio State University, her Doctoral degree from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and completed a residency in equine lameness and surgery at the University of California at Davis. She received the Award for Excellence in Equine Medicine and Surgery in her graduating class, and the Distinguished Alumna Award from the University of Cincinnati. She worked for several years at UC Davis as a faculty clinician in equine surgery and critical care, and later as an examining veterinarian for the Kentucky Racing Commission and New York Racing Association, serving on the emergency response teams for a number of Breeders Cups and Kentucky Derbies before moving to Dubai. Martha currently serves on the emergency response team for the International Racing Carnival and the Dubai World Cup, but much of her work in the UAE has focused on the rapidly emerging sport of endurance. She is a four-star rated FEI endurance vet, has served as chief treating veterinarian at many international and world endurance championships, and lectures on treatment of endurance horses. Martha is the author of the endurance chapter in Ross and Dysona’s lameness textbook, loves to ride, and has competed in endurance races internationally. (source)

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