Dr. Hildy Joe has been involved in the study of cellular and developmental biology for over 10 years. At present, she is active in stem cell research and plans to join the Cedars-Sinai Medical Team of Women Cardiac Research Team , one being the new cardiac wing at the Medical Center. Before becoming involved in human research, Dr. Hildy Joe spent a number of years performing veterinary medical research at Animal Emergency Center in Los Angeles, California. University of California, Davis Medical School, CRC Large Animal Research. At both facilities she remained chief student and great interest with Large Animals and how the male and female chromosomal DNA are different in some organs but not all. She taught at CRC's Lab under Dr. Major Amos Nielson and Dr. Scott for three years. Dr. Joe’s work dealt with the division of special cells, such as female and male cells in large animal equine and why male and female's dual -cattle required different nourishment to produce AAA quality in beef in their main lab. She continued her research as Veterinary Assistant in the OR at Fair Oaks Veterinary Hospital in Carmichael, California, where she was responsible for completing radiology procedures, dental procedures,assisting with c-sections and nourishing and infant animal. among other duties. While she worked at Fair Oaks Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Joe received the honor of Top Veterinary Assistant and most likely to succeed three years in a row.In addition to performing research, Dr. Hildy Joe remains affiliated with a number of professional organizations, such as the American Veterinary Medical Association. She also holds a license to sell real estate in California where she plans to relocate in the near future.Dr. Joe hold much respect for those who have an interest in saving lives with the help of preserving stem cells to create and maintain life.