Dr. Clement was raised on a farm in western Massachusetts, where he developed a love of animals, nature, and science. He obtained a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1984, followed by a veterinary degree from Cornell University in 1989. He gained experience at a mixed animal practice in Auburn, NY, prior to joining Burnt Hills Veterinary Hospital in 1991.
Dr. Clement has expertise in both medicine and surgery, including PennHip evaluations for Canine Hip Dysplasia, basic cardiac and abdominal ultrasound, endoscopy, as well as various abdominal and orthopedic surgeries. Furthermore, he employs hydrogel treatments, pulse-wave therapy, and platelet-rich plasma to address ligament injuries and degenerative joint diseases. Dr. Clement is accredited by Vet-Stem/Biopharma to utilize adult stem cells to treat arthritis, ligament injuries, and non-healing fractures, having treated over 150 patients since 2008. He has delivered presentations on stem cell therapy at veterinary conferences and contributed to an FDA study on the use of allogenic stem cells for osteoarthritis.
In his spare time, Dr. Clement enjoys traveling, gardening, photography, hiking, and spending time in the Adirondacks.
Dr. Clement has expertise in both medicine and surgery, including PennHip evaluations for Canine Hip Dysplasia, basic cardiac and abdominal ultrasound, endoscopy, as well as various abdominal and orthopedic surgeries. Furthermore, he employs hydrogel treatments, pulse-wave therapy, and platelet-rich plasma to address ligament injuries and degenerative joint diseases. Dr. Clement is accredited by Vet-Stem/Biopharma to utilize adult stem cells to treat arthritis, ligament injuries, and non-healing fractures, having treated over 150 patients since 2008. He has delivered presentations on stem cell therapy at veterinary conferences and contributed to an FDA study on the use of allogenic stem cells for osteoarthritis.
In his spare time, Dr. Clement enjoys traveling, gardening, photography, hiking, and spending time in the Adirondacks.