Jamie Kopper

Exploring the impact of gastrointestinal disease in horses, Dr. Jamie Kopper serves as an Assistant Professor at Iowa State University, where she excels in teaching, research, and service. Her commitment to education is evident through her innovative teaching methods, which include organizing interactive reviews and clinical case studies. Dr. Kopper is known for her adaptability in teaching, constantly refining her approach based on observations and student feedback to enhance engagement and learning outcomes. In her equine medicine practice, Dr. Kopper is renowned for her empathetic approach and problem-solving skills. She prioritizes animal welfare and client satisfaction, ensuring that both horses and their owners receive the highest standard of care. Her dedication to her practice is matched by her commitment to research, where she focuses on improving survival rates for horses suffering from gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Kopper's research is driven by a passion to advance veterinary medicine and improve the quality of life for horses. Her work aims to uncover new insights into the prevention and treatment of gastrointestinal conditions, contributing valuable knowledge to the field. Her research endeavors have not only advanced scientific understanding but also provided practical solutions for veterinarians and horse owners alike. Her dedication to her profession has not gone unnoticed, as she has received several awards recognizing her achievements in teaching, research, and clinical practice. These accolades reflect her unwavering commitment to excellence and her impact on both her students and the broader veterinary community. Through her multifaceted role at Iowa State University, Dr. Kopper continues to inspire future veterinarians while advancing the field of equine medicine. Her work exemplifies the integration of compassionate care, innovative research, and effective teaching, making her a respected figure in veterinary medicine.