Kimberly Woodruff

Kimberly Woodruff is an Clinical Associate Professor at Mississippi State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, specializing in Clinical Epidemiology. Her work bridges Infectious Disease Control, Population Medicine, and Veterinary Education, with a focus on animal shelter systems and surgical training.

• Master of Science (M.S.), Veterinary Medicine and Science, Mississippi State University, 2013
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.), Veterinary Medicine, Mississippi State University, 2008

Kimberly Woodruff's research examines Epidemiology and Animal Shelters through methods like Systems Dynamics and Clinical Trials. Her work addresses surgical techniques, disease surveillance, and evidence-based improvements in shelter management. She has published extensively on topics including Canine Sterilization, Rabies Vaccination, and Heartworm Infection.

Her publications reveal a focus on Animal Shelters and Veterinary Surgery, with recent work integrating Systems Thinking into veterinary education. She has presented at international conferences on topics ranging from parasitology to curriculum innovation.