Summary
David Hacker is an experienced veterinarian and public health professional with over a decade in government and clinical practice, including a long tenure as a USDA Public Health Veterinarian and ownership of large-animal practices. He blends deep expertise in veterinary medicine, epidemiology, and vaccines with a surprising technical interest in Android development and online retail entrepreneurship through his Outback Country Store. Based in Ashdown, Arkansas, David combines field veterinary experience with policy-level public health insight, making him adept at translating clinical challenges into population-level solutions. His academic path spans clinical veterinary training at LSU to advanced theological studies, reflecting a rare mix of scientific rigor and human-centered ethical perspective. Comfortable running a sole proprietorship and e-commerce operations, he brings practical business acumen alongside clinical credibility. Colleagues would note his ability to navigate both hands-on animal care and broader public health programs while pursuing continuous interdisciplinary learning.
12 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Theology, Theology/Theological Studies, Doctor of Theology, Theology/Theological Studies at International Christian College and Seminary
Master of Divinity - MDiv, Theology, Master of Divinity - MDiv, Theology at Grace Bible Theological Seminary
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Large Animal/Food Animal and Equine Surgery and Medicine, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Large Animal/Food Animal and Equine Surgery and Medicine at Louisiana State University
Pre-Vet, Organic Chemistry, Pre-Vet, Organic Chemistry at Southern Arkansas University