Formal qualification
Further training authorization in equine ophthalmology
2014
Veterinarian specializing in equine surgery
2013
Additional qualification in equine ophthalmology
2011
Expertise in radiation protection, scintigraphy
2008
Specialist veterinarian for horses
2006
promotion
2004
Degree in veterinary medicine
LMU Munich
2001
High school diploma
Montfort Gymnasium
1995
Presence at conferences
EQUITANA
Conference on Equine Medicine
IECO
Equine Ophthalmology Symposium
DVG
Vet Congress
Equine Eye Case Days
Working group horse
BPT
Congress
Bavarian Veterinary Days
Congress
equine medicine curricula
Congress
Professional background
Veterinary practice for equine ophthalmology
Founding and management
Ophthalmology, diagnostics, treatment, surgery and training
Since 2024
anirec GmbH
Founding and management
Software development for use in veterinary medicine, intelligent data analysis and communication efficiency
Since 2021
Center for Equine Ophthalmology
Founding and management
Ophthalmology - Diagnostics, Treatment, Surgery and Training
2017 – 2024
Consulting veterinary practice
Ophthalmology, surgery, cardiology
2013 – 2024
Aschheim Horse Clinic
Senior Veterinarian, Surgery (Ophthalmology, Colic Surgery, Orthopaedics), Internal Medicine (Cardiology,
performance diagnostics), imaging
2011 – 2012
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Research Assistant (to Prof. Gerhards)
2001 – 2007
Temporary Academic Councillor
2007 – 2009
Memberships
IEOC
International Equine Ophthalmology Consortium
DVG
German Veterinary Medical Society eV
GPM
Society for Equine Medicine eV
TVT
Veterinary Association for Animal Welfare eV
BLTK
Bavarian State Chamber of Veterinarians
1975
Married
3 children
Munich
Chess
Marathon
January 31 - February 1, 2025
Seminar - Eickemeyer
Basics of eye examination and diagnosis as well as the treatment of common eye diseases in horses
Eickemeyer seminar in collaboration
with Dr. Kirsten Brandt
09.03.25
Lecture - Eye Conference 2025
Conservative therapy
uveitis and ERU
as part of EQUITANA,
March 6 - 12, 2025
Especially in equine ophthalmology,
we rely on basic knowledge and experience because there is not enough long-term data available. We now have all the prerequisites to collect, pool and analyze data. Specialization and the use of new technologies are helpful in this. In this way, we are working on making our contribution to progress in equine eye medicine.
