Dr. Corey Saba received her veterinary degree from the University of Luisiana. She is an ACVIM Diplomate (Specialty of Oncology).
Since 2006 she has been an Instructor and Lecturer at University of Georgia. Currently, Dr. Saba is also an Associate Professor of Oncology at University of Georgia.
Dr. Saba is the author of many chapters in several books, including „Withrow and MacEwen's Small Animal Clinical Oncology”, „Consultations in Feline Internal Medicine”, and “Decision Making in Small Animal Oncology”.
She received the clinical research award, sponsored by Pfizer. She was recognized for her contributions toward understanding the use of chemotherapeutic agents in animals, including the specific dosages used to treat neoplasia in small animals. Dr. Saba was also recognized for an evidence-based paper on the use of dexrazoxane for treating doxorubicin extravasation, a rare complication from the administration of chemotherapy.
