Professional Degrees:
1982 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine,
University of Missouri, Columbia
Professional Associations:
- American Veterinary Medical Association
- American Animal Hospital Association
- Missouri Veterinary Medical Association
- Kansas City Veterinary Medical Association
Special Interests:
- Orthopedic Disorders
- General & Orthopedic Surgery
- Preventative Medicine and Wellness Care
- Cancer Therapy
- GI Disorders and Endoscopy
- Skin and Allergy Diseases
Advanced Training or Certification:
Dr. Rodier has been providing outstanding care for Blue Springs area pets since 1986. He is especially interested in improving the health and well-being of pets through educating clients about preventative wellness care.
Dr. Rodier's other passion is state-of-the-art surgical care including complex orthopedic corrections. He has many hours of training and experience with advanced soft tissue and orthopedic procedures, including bone pinning, plating, and external fixation, patella surgery, OCD surgery, and TPLO surgery.
Dr. Rodier is happy to provide consultation and accept referrals for advanced soft tissue and orthopedic surgery.
Dr. Rodier has been active in the community with the Blue Springs Rotary Club since 1994, the Community of Christ Church on Parkview in Blue Springs since 1991, and the Boy Scouts for 12 years. His hobbies are biking, sailing, MU Tiger Football, ballroom dancing, fishing, and almost any outdoor activity.
Dr. Rodier met his wife, Joyce, in college and they have been married since 1982. They have 3 boys, JT, Justin, and Jaren, all three Eagle Scouts who graduated from Blue Springs South and are all currently attending the University of Missouri in Columbia. They have a golden retriever named Jade, a hound dog named Tator, and 2 cats - Mali Ki Ki and Jasmine.
I want to tell you about someone who taught me a lot about what I value. He taught me caring. He was kind and gentle. He was always loyal. He totally trusted others and me. He was a friend to everyone he met. He had a playful and adventuresome spirit. He grew up with my kids and he never hurt anyone or anything. He was my best friend for 12 years. He was my first dog after Veterinary School and his name was Roscoe.
Roscoe taught me more about the feeling people have for their pets then any book or seminar. He was there every day for me, and I was there for him. I want to be there for the people and their pets that I have the privilege to care for, because I know how valuable their relationship with their pet is. For 15 years the motto of our practice has been "It's all about caring," and I want to be known for caring.
~ Joe
Rodier, DVM
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