Dr. Eduardo Santos

Dr. Eduardo Santos is the Clinical Veterinarian in Reproduction at EVMC.  In his role, he provides specialized reproductive care for cases of subfertility, high-risk pregnancies and reproductive emergencies. Dr. Eduardo leads the establishment of the first commercial Reproductive Biotechnology Laboratory for the horses in the region

Dr. Santos graduated from Universidad De Guadalajara, School of Veterinary Medicine in 2015. Upon graduation, he worked for several years as an equine general practitioner in Mexico and the Middle East. Before joining EVMC, Dr. Eduardo completed a Theriogenology Residency at the University of California, Davis and stayed thereafter as an Equine Reproduction Veterinarian at the UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital.  

Dr. Eduardo’s research and clinical interests include assisted reproductive technologies, equine genetic selection and preservation, infertility and obstetrics. 

Combining two of his main passions, Dr. Eduardo’s current work consists on the application of biotechnologies for fertility enhancement on the Arabian Horse.

Dr. Endrigo Pompermayer

Dr. Endrigo possesses 17 years of experience in Equine surgery, sports medicine, and rehabilitation. He has had a very close proximity to horses his entire life.; from growing up on his family farm, to horse riding and flat racing too. He is currently completing his final year in residency at EVMC and believes that the core of what he does has always been to make horses feel better. He believe that “the horse always comes first”.

Dr Endrigo Pompermayer graduated in 2008 from Santa Maria University Brazil in 2008, where he worked in the College Veterinary Hospital and completed a master's degree in 2011. Following his passion for sports medicine and surgery, Dr. Endrigo worked at the Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club for 8 years, doing a variety of cases at the hospital, track work and looking after racing yard.

Dr. Muneera Al-Fadala

After working in various capacities within the Department of Animal Resources, she transferred as Manager of the Pet's Clinic & Cats Control Unit with the Animal Resource Department for 2 years. She has served as the designated Focal Point for the World Organisation for Animal Health – OIE, for Animal Welfare in Qatar, for 3 years and is an FEI* Permitted Treatment Veterinarian.

Dr. Al-Fadala joined Equine Veterinary Medical Center in 2015. Her interest has focused on equine veterinary medicine, specifically equine surgery. Her professional goal is to become board certified in equine surgery, and through her training to help advance the quality and standards of veterinary medicine in Qatar.

She hopes that by bringing specialized expertise back to the Middle East, she will serve as a role model for women in the region to pursue higher education and a professional career in veterinary medicine.

* FEI - Federation Equestre Internationale