Dr. Rosenberg grew up in Rancho Bernardo. She has been involved with horses all her life, competing in many rodeo associations including California Junior Rodeo Association, California High School Rodeo Association, National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, and Women’s Professional Rodeo Association. Dr. Rosenberg qualified for the National competition in barrel racing at both the high school and college level and attained professional status in the WPRA in her rookie year. Along with her successes in barrel racing, she is a talented breakaway and team roper.
Dr. Rosenberg attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo on a rodeo team scholarship and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and an AG business minor. After graduation at Cal Poly, Dr. Rosenberg headed to Texas A&M, in College Station, TX, where she had been accepted to a Master’s Degree program in Animal Science. During her time at Texas A&M, Dr. Rosenberg was a teaching assistant in equine training, equine production management, and taught the Mounted Cavalry riding and training skills. After attaining her Master’s, Dr. Rosenberg attended Veterinary School at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She was awarded her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree after completing her scholastic training on the Ross University campus and the clinical year portion back at Texas A&M University.
Dr. Rosenberg has interest and experience working in the sports medicine field. She previously worked at Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery in Texas and has traveled to several racetrack meets as the track veterinarian. She is licensed by the veterinary board of California as well as the veterinary & racing commission boards in Texas, Minnesota, and Iowa. She is also certified in Animal Chiropractic by IVCA. As a self-proclaimed “Cali girl,” Dr. Rosenberg is happy to return to her California roots and to join the community of Temecula and the Temeku Equine team [citation].