Page Rejoins UK Gluck Center’s Immunology Group

Dr. Allen Page’s multifaceted role at UK will involve working as a scientist and veterinarian.
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The University of Kentucky (UK) Gluck Equine Research Center recently welcomed back Allen Page, DVM, PhD, as a scientist and veterinarian. Page completed his doctoral degree in the UK Department of Veterinary Science in 2013.

Page said he decided to come back in April after working for the USDA for more than two years because he enjoyed the collaboration with colleagues he previously worked with during his previous five years at the Gluck Center. He particularly enjoyed the challenge of research that the Gluck Center has to offer.

“I think that as somebody who has been working with horses my whole life, it is something that interests me as of means of helping the horses and owners from a welfare aspect and performance aspect,” he said.

In his multifaceted role at the Gluck Center, Page works as a scientist and veterinarian working with David Horohov, PhD, chair of the Department of Veterinary Science and director of the Gluck Equine Research Center. Page manages the laboratory and is also the department’s clinical veterinarian, a role that has him oversee the veterinary care of the department’s 300 horses. He also has a small appointment working for the university’s attending veterinarian and serves as an alternate member on the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, where he will help review protocols and conduct site inspections for research projects

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