Given Name

Jeremy

Middle   Name

Guy

Family Name

KEMP-SYMONDS

Current Position

Director

Organization

Sarcoid Surgery Ltd

Nationality-Resident

British

Major   Interest

Equine oncology

Education

The University of Glasgow Veterinary School (2001 to 2005):

B.V.M.S. (Commendation).

The Nottingham Trent University (1996 to 1999):

B.Sc. (1st   class, Honours) in Equine Science.

The University of Birmingham (1984-1987):

B.A. (2nd   class, Special Honours) in Latin with Modern History.

Post-graduate   Training

The Nottingham Trent University (2012-2013):

Post-Graduate   Certificate in Higher Education (Distinction)

The Royal Veterinary College (1999 to 2000):

M.Sc. in Veterinary Microbiology:   Grade A Distinction.

Professional   Experience

Jeremy   qualified from the University of Glasgow’s Veterinary School, but also holds   degrees from the University of Birmingham, Nottingham Trent University and   the Royal Veterinary College, London.    After working at the world-renowned Animal Health Trust in Newmarket   for a number of years, his private practice now concentrates entirely on the   treatment of horses, ponies and donkeys with skin tumours and Jeremy works   with numerous veterinary practices and equine charities throughout the United   Kingdom.

Honors and   Awards

Visiting and Alumni Fellow at Nottingham Trent        University.

Veterinary Consultant at Bransby Horses.

Trustee of the British Equine Veterinary        Association Trust.

Member of the Royal Society of Biology.

Associate Fellow of the Higher Education        Academy.

More recent   publications

Lightbody,        K.L., Matthews, J.B., Kemp-Symonds, J.G., Lambert, P.A. and Austin, C.J.        (2017).         Use of a saliva-based diagnostic test to inform on tapeworm        infection in horses in the UK. Submitted to Equine Veterinary Journal on 29th March 2017 and        awaiting completion of the review process.

Golding,        J.P., Kemp-Symonds, J.G. and Dobson, J.M. (2017).         Glycolysis inhibition improves photodynamic therapy cure rates        for equine sarcoids.Veterinary        and Comparative Oncology.         January 2017.

Kemp-Symonds,        J.G. (2016).  Prevalence and epizootiology of equine        salmonellosis in equids presenting at the quarantine unit of a UK rescue        and rehoming charity.  Equine Veterinary Journal.  48 (S50) 13-14.

Knottenbelt, D.C., Patterson-Kane, J.C. and        Snalune, K.L.  Equine clinical        oncology (2015).  Elsevier,        Oxford, U.K. Contributor to chapter 9 Principles of oncological therapy.        

Mosseri,        S.J., Guiry, L.J., Wylie, C.E. and Kemp-Symonds, J.G. (2014).         Traitement de 53 mélanomes cutanés chez le cheval        (2003-2012).  Pratique Vétérinaire Équine.         184, 46-51.

Kemp-Symonds,        J.G., Clarkson, K. H., Lee, J.C. and Portus, B.J.         (2013).  Carbon dioxide        laser surgery as a treatment for equine sarcoid: outcome and        complications in 47 patients at a U.K. first-opinion practice. Proceedings        of the 13th International Congress of the World Equine        Veterinary Association, Budapest, Hungary.

Kemp-Symonds,        J. (2012).         Carbon dioxide laser with adjunctive photodynamic therapy as a        treatment for equine peri-ocular sarcoid: outcome and complications in        21 patients. Proceedings        of the 51st British Equine Veterinary Association Congress,        Birmingham, U.K.

Kemp-Symonds,        J., Butcher, N., Newton, R., Slater, J. and Waller, A.  (2008).        The development of diagnostic ELISAs for strangles.  Proceedings        of the 10th International Congress of the World Equine        Veterinary Association, Moscow, Russia.

Kemp-Symonds,        J. and Nixon, J. (2008).  Carbon dioxide laser as a treatment        for equine sarcoid: outcome and complications in 24 patients. Proceedings        of the 47th British Equine Veterinary Association Congress,        Liverpool, U.K.

Kemp-Symonds,        J., Kemble, T. and Waller, A.(2007).         Modified live Streptococcus        equi(“strangles”) vaccination followed by clinically adverse        reactions associated with bacterial replication.  Equine        Veterinary Journal.  39 (3) 284-286.

Kemp-Symonds, J. and Kirk, S.        (2007).  An investigation of the face fly Musca autumnalis as a vector of        bovine papillomavirus (BPV) in equine sarcoid. Proceedings        of the 46th British Equine Veterinary Association Congress, Edinburgh,        U.K.

Kemp-Symonds,        J., McKelvey, J., Kirton, R., Hull, S., McGregor, A., Stevenson, K. and        Gray, K.(2004).  Pimobendan: a suitable alternative to        ACE inhibitors for the treatment of canine congestive heart        failure?  Veterinary Times.  34 (23) 26-31.