THE DEDICATED STAFF of Countryside are committed to providing exceptional customer service and veterinary care to your pet. Dr. Brian Holub and Dr. Cindie Davis Holub have been practice owners of Countryside since 1985. Dr. Brian Holub is also the hospital's admistrator. Countryside began as a one doctor practice with 3 employees in a 1,400 sq. ft. building. It underwent its first major reconstruction in 1989 and expanded to 3,500 sq ft., growing from 2 doctors to 3. It was that renovation that earned us national recognition when we received the runner-up to the Hospital Design of the year award. In 1992 the remaining footprint of the property that we had had shared with a construction company was purchased. We updated and expanded our grooming parlor and created much needed internal office space. Prior to our most recent major reconstruction occurred in 1997. At this time we expanded the facility to 10,100 sq. ft. We updated and expanded our boarding facility and created more internal offices to meet the demand of our growing staff. The hospital today has over 70 employees including 8 veterinarians. In 2007 we expanded once more to 15,000 square feet. Our current facility now houses separate ancillary services and veterinary services front offices as well as a physical therapy room, conference rooms and more.
Countryside has been an AAHA member since 1991, with a 4 year-accredited status. We are committed to providing the finest and most progressive veterinary care for our patients coupled with compassion and excellence in customer service.
In March of 2010, Countryside Veterinary Hospital was honored to receive the AAHA Accredited Hospital of the Year award. This, the inaugural year of the award, made their receiving of the award ever so much more humbling and special. AAHA (The American Animal Hospital Association) chose to recognize Countryside Veterinary Hospital as the best hospital in all of the United States and Canada for their outstanding achievement in the following areas (as defined by the AAHA award committee):
Quality of Care:
Providing high level patient care and state-of-the-art services to diagnose and treat companion animals as demonstrated by the practice's adherence to the AAHA Standards of Accreditation.
Teamwork:
Embracing the philosophy that all team members, medical and support personnel alike, play a vital role in the overall success of the practice.
Client Service:
Offering compassionate care and exemplary service in a clean, comfortable environment, while communicating effectively with pet owners on how to best meet their pets' unique needs.
Practice Management and Leadership:
Demonstrating a commitment to continuing education and training for all team members to better serve the patients, clients, and the mission of the practice.
Service to the Community:
Providing considerable charitable contributions including outreach to pet owners, schools, police departments, youth organizations, as well as donations of goods and services to local humane organizations and financial aid to support both human and animal causes.
Countryside was also honored to receive the 2010 Celebration of Excellence Business of the Year Award in May of 2010, presented by Enterprise Bank. This award recognizes local businesses that provide exceptional service, give back to the community, and lead by example. Click here to learn more.
We are proud to have been voted #1 Reader's Choice Award for Animal Hospital/Clinic in our area for 2010 by WickedLocal.com! Thank you for voting for us!
Countryside continues to invest in it's facility and equipment to offer cutting edge technologies. We also invest strongly in continuing education for our entire staff. With our newest expansion underway, Dr. Brian Holub, and Dr. Jacqueline Jacobs completed all course work for CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practictioners) training at the University of Tennesee to become canine rehabilitation providers, as they will be instrumental in the implementation of our new water treadmill system, NMES (Neuro Muscular Electro Stimulator) machine, Therapeutic Ultrasoud machine, and therapeutic laser unit, to be installed during our current expansion. The water treadmill system will be housed in a physical therapy room where Countryside will be at the forefront of offering professional physical therapy treatments to those patients in our area who can greatly benefit from these services, such as senior dogs and those dogs recovering from orthopedic surgery.
CVH is concerned about our community and the world around us. In 2003 CVH started a tradition of walking annually for the MSPCA Walk for Animals in Boston. We offer discounts on veterinary services for those pets adopted from the Methuen MSPCA, or the Lowell Humane Society. And we continue to help the Kitty Angels organization of Tyngsboro Massachusetts. Also, our staff members participate annually in the Council of Chelmsford School's "Community Read-In".
Onsite, we offer tours of our hospital for local scout troops to help them earn their animal care related badges and to teach them about the many job opportunities at veterinary hospitals. When asked, we speak at local schools to provide children with information on proper pet care. In 2005, the hospital staff as a group, donated their own money as well as a hospital matching contribution to the American Red Cross for the Hurricane Katrina Relief efforts and in 2010 did the same to help Haiti after the devastating earthquake. Countryside also works with a local volunteer organization, Chelmsford Cares, to provide free veterinary care and grooming services for Hurricane Katrina pet victims who have been reunited with their owners that are now residing in the Chelmsford area. Dr. Holub and his sons are active members of New England Disabled Sports (NEDS) at Loon Mountain, and help those with disabilities learn to ski and perform other winter sports. We have been supporting the Grace Race, the John Carson road race and the Westford Road Race for many years, as running and cycling were a great passion of Dr. Cindie Holub. The 2010 Westford Road Race was dedicated in her honor.
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MISSION
At Countryside we feel it is not only important to have a hospital mission statement that was created by the entire hospital staff, one we all at CVH work by; but also to have individual department missions, as each team has similarities to the next, but also a uniqueness all it's own.
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HOSPITAL:
The doctors and staff of Countryside Veterinary Hospital...
...are committed to providing exceptional customer service which reflects our deepest respect for the patient and their family.
We offer the finest and most progressive veterinary care possible.
We promote the well being of pets and their families with compassion, respect and understanding.
We strive to be easily accessible.
We prioritize education for our doctors and staff, and promise to share that knowledge with our patrons.
We provide a diversity of services and products in an outstanding facility that exceeds all expectations.
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DOCTOR:
As veterinarians, we strive to implement the cutting edge advancements in veterinary medicine, surgery, and dentistry so that we can be depended to provide unrivaled veterinary care in our community. Our vision then is to provide this state-of-the-art care in a personal, warm, and compassionate manner to our patients and their families. We strive to combine the best attributes of a progressive multi-doctor practice, with the warmth and familiarity of a “small town” practice.
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MANAGER:
As Countryside Veterinary Hospital Managers, we strive to be reliable and trustworthy, to lead by example while supporting our teams with an open door policy and positive attitude; and to provide superior customer service to our clientele.
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CLIENT RELATION SPECIALIST:
As the Client Relation Specialist team at Countryside Veterinary Hospital, we are first and last contact for clients and patients. We ensure that the clients feel acknowledged, validated, important, and that they have received the best medical care and advice possible.
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TECHNICIAN / VETERINARY ASSISTANT:
As the dedicated veterinary technician team of Countryside Veterinary Hospital we strive to offer compassionate, supportive and educated care to our patients and clients through continuing education and by the use of state-of-the-art equipment.
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ANIMAL CARE SPECIALIST:
The ACS staff will strive to maintain a convenient, safe, caring, comfortable, friendly and clean environment where clients can leave their pets and feel confidant in knowing that they will be well cared for. We will encourage responsible pet ownership, be knowledgeable in medical and behavioral issues and learn more about our profession and improve our services. Our mission is to respect the trust and loyalty of our clients and to treat each pet as part of our family and make them feel as if this is their home away from home.
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GROOMING:
At Countryside Veterinary Hospital your pet will have a positive, gentle grooming experience in our state of the art Grooming Salon and go home looking and feeling better after the attentions of our compassionate grooming staff.
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STAFF
We encourage you to meet our staff not only through our webpage, but also in person on-site. Our talented and caring team members are looking forward to providing you with exceptional customer service, 7 days a week!
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Dr. Brian Holub
Dr. Brian Holub and Dr. Cindie Davis Holub are the co-owners of Countryside Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Brian Holub acts as hospital administrator and is a full-time veterinarian at the practice.  He received his Bachelor's of Science in 1979 from the University of Cincinnati, and is a 1983 graduate of the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Holub was a staff veterinarian at Bedford Animal Hospital (in Bedford, NH) and Hudson Animal Hospital (in Hudson, NH), and was also a veterinarian for Benson's Wild Animal Farm, formerly of Hudson N.H. He has been owner and hospital administrator of Countryside Veterinary Hospital since 1985.
Stemming from his experience and education, he has adapted many progressive programs into his hospital over the years, including but not limited to the treatment of exotics, ultrasonography, laser surgery, digital radiography, physical therapy and laparoscopy. He is a member of the Veterinary Laser Society, a Winn Feline Foundation grant reviewer, and a member of the Hills Veterinary Diets Advisory Board.
Among his many special interests, Dr. Holub has incorporated advanced dental surgery into the practice and is a member of the American Veterinary Dental Society. Above and beyond the latest advancements in ultrasound scaling and polishing, he performs restoration, bonding, gingival flap surgery, and endodontics (root canals) to help your pet keep it's perfect smile.
His interest in continuing education extends beyond the boundaries of the hospital. Heis a clinical instructor at Tufts College of Veterinary Medicine for first year veterinary students, in "Problem Based Learning".
Dr. Holub was a breeder of pedigreed American Shorthair Cats for over 23 years, fueling his special interest in pedigree cat medicine, multiple cat environments and feline reproduction. He is currently a medical advisor and grant reviewer for the Winn Feline Foundation, which is a non-profit organization that funds feline medical research.
Dr. Holub and his wife Cindie have four sons. He himself and all four of his boys hold the ranking of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. Dr. Holub still volunteers and gives back of his time and advice to Boy Scout Troup #159, where he is an Assistant Scoutmaster. Our hospital offers tours to all members of the scouts, both boys and girls, to help them earn badges to progress in the organization, as well as to help them learn about the various career opportunities available in the veterinary field. He is a proud volunteer ski instructor for New England Disabled Sports at Loon Mountain. And spends most of his winter weekends on the mountain helping disabled persons learn to ski.
Both Brian and Cindie care strongly about their patients, clients, hospital, employees and family. Their vision is and has always been to provide exceptional customer service and progressive veterinary care to their clientele, keeping the best interest of the patient first and foremost in their own minds as well as in the mindset of his staff.
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Dr. Cindie Davis Holub
Cindie started the practice with her husband Dr. Brian Holub in 1985. She attended New Albany High School in Ohio, and received her veterinary degree from Ohio State Univeristy in 1983.
It was in college at Ohio State University, that she met her husband of 28 years Dr. Brian Holub, while both in veterinary school. They married in June of 1982. Over the years, Cindie practiced at Countryside in addition to helping manage and build the practice until her death on February 28, 2010.
Along with her many contributions to the hospital, she was an avid  horseman and kept her beloved horse Orion at Volo Farm in Westford, MA. She was accomplished in many equestrian activities. She was a triathelete and had run in many marathons, several half marathons, and several triathalons. Running 3 triathalons just last year alone, it was during training for her first upcoming ironman triathalon this year, when she had her accident.
Cindie was someone that always had an infectious smile and a beautiful laugh. She lit up a room when she walked in and always had a kind word for everyone she met. She was very proud of her husband and her children and was strongly devoted to her family and friends. She also doted fondly on her beloved great dane Penelope and her horse Orion.
An avid runner, the Westford Charitable Foundation, Inc., 2010 Westford Road Race is dedicated to the memory of Cindie Holub. |
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Dr. Julie Kopser
Dr. Julie Kopser is a graduate of Tufts University in N. Grafton, MA.
She performed her internship at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital in
Boston, and became an integral part of our hospital when she joined our
staff in 1994.
She has enhanced our hospital with a passion for her work and her love
of learning. Dr. Kopser provides medical, surgical services for dogs,
cats and exotic pets. Medical services include general medicine, 
ultrasound, echocardiography and chemotherapy. Surgical services include
soft tissue and orthopedics such as patellar luxation repair and
cruciate repair. One of the most exciting and rewarding cases that Dr.
Kopser has treated combined both medicine and surgery. Using echocardiography, she diagnosed a 4 month old puppy with a serious heart
defect (patent ductus arteriosis) and was then able to surgically
correct the defect with the help of the skilled team of CVH employees.
Along with her veterinary duties, she organizes the student externship
program for veterinary students on rotation through our hospital. She
has serves as a clinical instructor in the ultrasound teaching lab for
3rd year veterinary students at Tufts University. She also furthers her
own studies by attending continuing education programs in the fields of
cardiology, emergency medicine, surgery and oncology.
Her bedside manner is impeccable. Though she loves working with patients
and their owners on a one on one basis, she admits that surgery is one
of her favorite veterinary duties. She is extremely thorough and can be
counted on to give her undivided and complete attention to the pet and
task at hand.
When Dr. Kopser is not working at Countryside, she thoroughly enjoys
being a mom, farming with her husband at a local CSA (Community
Supported Agriculture), hiking and maintaining trails in her town with
her retired greyhound, and training and competing in triathlons with her
mom.
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Dr. Jackie Jacobs
Dr. Jacqueline Jacobs was one of the first associate veterinarians to join the practice in the late 1980's. She is married and lives with her husband Dan, son Ben and daughter Emily in Carlisle, MA. She enjoys horseback riding and other outdoor sports. She is well-known and often requested for services by our long standing clientele. Her dedication to her patients, to their care and furthering her knowledge as well as her beside manner are reasons why she is so popularly requested. Dr. Jacobs has earned the credential of CCRP (certified canine rehabilitation practitioner), having completed her course work at the Univeristy of Tennessee and passed her CCRP testing. She is the director of Countryside Canine Rehabillitation, associated with Countryside Veterinary Hospital, and handles all physical therapy cases for our hospital clientelle and those from outside referrals. It is her calm, gentle nature and straight forward, compassionate delivery of diagnosis, and skill in her field, that put our clients at ease and make her a standout employee at CVH.
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Dr. Dawn Brooks
Dr. Dawn Brooks joined our practice in July of 1999. She has enhanced us with her professionalism and good nature, and her clients speak highly of her quality medicine and compassion for her patients.
She was born in Lowell and has lived in Westford since birth and many recognize her as a member of the Tandus clan. She is the 4th generation in her family to live in Westford since her great-grandfather settled here from Poland. She graduated from Westford Academy in 1990, and then attended Stonehill College in Easton, MA. From there she went west to Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine, graduated in 19998, then moved back to New England to her roots. She rounded out her academic career as an intern at the Angell Memorial Medical Center in Boston until 1999.
Dr. Brooks has a special interest in avian and exotic medicine and has spent much of the last few years actively involved in avian medicine training programs. She is committed to providing excellent care to our feathered friends and is working toward certification in the practice of avian medicine.
She resides in Westford with her husband, Robert, her daughters, Sydney and Jordyn, her Golden Retriever, Miller, and her cat, Arlene. She enjoys various outdoor hobbies (i.e. biking, scuba diving) with her husband, playing with her daughters, and crafts (quilting, needlepoint, scrapbooking) in her "spare" time.
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Dr. C.J. Churchill
Dr. C.J. Churchill resides in Hollis, NH with her family and joined our practice as an associate veterinarian in 2005. She is a talented  veterinarian with many years experience in the field. It is this experience and calm demeanor that put both clients and pets at ease. Dedicated to her profession, she is continually learning new techniques in veterinary medicine to help keep Countryside progressive in it's services. She practices general medicine, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, including T.T.A. surgery. Outside of her career she is a homebody and enjoys spending time with her family and pets, and raising her children.
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Dr. Kerry Arsenault
Dr. Arsenault joined our practice in June 2006. She is a graduate of Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. She performed an internship in early 2006 at Countryside. It was then that her talents were noticed as an up and coming veterinarian, as well as her wonderful, caring, outgoing personality. She has been working in the animal care field for over 17 years. She had known almost all of her life that she wanted to be a veterinarian, and she has achieved that dream and so much more. As a veterinarian Dr. Arsenault is well respected for her talent and skill as well as her compassionate nature. She is a valuabe asset to the staff and an excellent veterinarian to our patients. Dr. Arsenault and her husband recently welcomed their first child into the world, Evan, a healthy, amazing little boy.
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Dr. Tiffany Rule
Dr. Rule joined Countryside Veterinary Hospital in November of 2006 as a part-time member of the veterinary team. She will be a regular weekend clinician. Her previous years of experience has been in a high quality practice setting working along side board certified veterinary surgeons. Dr. Rule is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio where she grew up with many animals and spent time showing hunter-jumpers on the A-circuit. Dr. Rule was a B-Rated member of the Miami Valley Pony Club and a junior member of the Camargo Hunt.
Dr. Rule is passionate about pursuing continuing education so that your pet can have the most current care available. She enjoys passing this knowledge along to pet owners not only in the exam room, but also as a writer to local newspapers. Having had many inspiring mentors in the process of becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Rule welcomes questions from parents and their interested children about her career path. She enjoys the process of mentoring promising students as they work towards application to veterinary school.
Dr. Rule lives in Carlisle, MA with her three boys, husband, and an entourage of animals. In addition to her English Cocker Spaniels, Morgan and Margeaux, there is a guinea pig, corn snake, various fish, and six beehives to nurture. When she is not working or homeschooling her boys, she enjoys marathoning (16 and counting!), her church, cooking, and gardening.
Education:
Duke University, BS Biological Sciences, May 1993
NC State University of Veterinary Medicine, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, May 2000
Phi Zeta, Veterinary Honor Society, Awards for Companion Animal Clinical Proficiency and Excellence in Veterinary Dermatology
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Dr. Zabeth Billingham
Zabeth Billingham, DVM joined Countryside Veterinary Hospital in March of 2010. She graduated from Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine  in 2007 and completed an internship in Small Animal Medicine, Surgery, and Emergency Medicine at New England Animal Medical Center in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
Before coming to Countryside, Dr. Billingham worked at Neponset Animal Hospital in Dorchester, Massachusetts. She enjoys treating dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, small birds, and pocket pets, loves expanding her knowledge and skills through continuing education, and is always excited to provide the best possible care for her clients and their animal companions.
Dr. Billingham also volunteers as a surgeon spaying and neutering feral cats for Commonwealth Cats and Merrimac River Feline Rescue Society.
Before becoming a veterinarian Dr. Billingham worked for Boston’s Museum of Science and taught middle school and high school science at several schools in the Boston area. She delights in teaching and uses her skills to help clients and their children learn how to keep their pets healthy and happy. She is an avid outdoorswoman and enjoys hiking with her husband Dave and dog Taiko, as well as bicycling and skiing. She also competes in sprint distance triathlons. |
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Gayle M. Craig, CVPM
Gayle Craig started her career at Countryside in 1989 while still in college pursuing communications and graphic design. She found her true calling at the hospital and has since realized the gratifying rewards of veterinary practice management. These rewards are the connections she makes with her co-workers, the clients and the patients of Countryside every day, she considers all her extended family. Feeling  like she has made a difference in the lives of others and looking forward to what the next day will bring, are her biggest motivations in work and in life. Growing up in a large family herself (Gayle is one of 92 great-grandchildren), Gayle married her husband Scott in 1993 and they have two super kids, Josh and Sarah. Gayle and Scott focus their lives on spending quality time with their children and nurturing their children's talents and aspirations.
The family runs their own hobby farm which includes a pony, goats, chickens, ducks, bunnies, the family dog Daisy, and the family cat, Little Cat (who is not so little anymore). Her children are active members of 4H and For hobbies, she and her family enjoy camping, hiking local mountains with their packgoats Elwood, Guiness and Killian, music, art, various school sports, and are huge fans of NASCAR. Gayle and her husband further enjoy supporting their children in school stage plays and the expressive arts. Gayle herself is a singer/songwriter and local musician, playing acoustic guitar and fronting the Westford based band, Fine by Friday, which performs a variety of styles of music including blues, country, rock, folk and pop. In the recent past few years she had coached youth town league basketball in her home town of Ashburnham to children in grades 1 - 9.
Gayle received her Certified Veterinary Practice Management (CVPM) certification from the Veterinary Hospital Manager's Association (VHMA) in 2004. Less than 300 people in the United States and Canada hold the distinction of CVPM. She is a member of the Greater Boston Veterinary Practice Manager's Group (GBVPMG), the Countryside representative for the Chelmsford Business Association (CBA), a member of the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association (VHMA) and of VHMA's marketing committee and a CVPM mentor, a member of The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), serves as one of 17 national members of AAHA's Accreditation Awareness Advisory Group (AAAG) and is an affiliate reporter for the Veterinary News Network (VNN). She also administors the hospital's website and social networking sites.
Gayle enjoys giving hospital tours to local scout troops. She has participated in the Chelmsford School System Community Read-In for  more than 6 years running, reading to second grade level students at the Center School. She has also spoken at Middlesex Community College in Bedford at the college's "So you want to be a veterinarian" summer youth program, finding any opportunity to describe to young people the many wonderful career opportunities available in the veterinary field. She has also been a speaker at national conferences in relation to the field of veterinary practice management.
Gayle is grateful for the opportunities she has worked hard for and achieved in her work and her life, and never takes one day for granted. She is proud to be a member of the Countryside team and for the priviledge to work with such a great group of caring human beings and veterinary professionals.
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| Countryside Management Team |
(L-R) (Front Row) Gayle M. Craig, CVPM (Practice Manager), Gail Buckler (HR Manager), Kim Monahan (Front Office Manager), (Back Row) Scott Mabon (Inventory Control Manager), Aimee Powers (Technician Manager), Judi Wanamaker, CKO (Kennel/Grooming Manager)
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Gayle Craig has been the practice manager at Countryside Veterinary Hospital since 1999, and was previously the office manager. She started her career at Countryside in 1989 as a front office evening and weekend receptionist.
Gail Buckler has been with Countryside over 5 years and is the hospital's benefits administrator, human resource manager and oversees the hospital's IT company. Gail is married and enjoys reading, spending time with her husband and her little american eskimo Hannah.
Kim Monahan is the hospital's Front Office Manager, handling any financial questions at the medical services desk as well as managing the front office team and all the paperwork needed to run a smooth front office and to keep in compliance with AAHA Standards. Kim is married and her daughter Ashley works as an animal care specialist at Countryside. She and her family have a domestic short hair, Mama Kitty, and two german shepards, Nala and Smokey.
Scott Mabon has been employed at CVH for more than 10 years and is the Inventory Control Manager, and manages a team of two other employees. The inventory control team keeps the pharmacy, diet and retail areas well stocked, and also maintains the hospital's internal inventory supplies. He also is a veterinary technician, and is Dr. Kopser's lead surgery technician for Wednesday surgeries. He is married and has two lovely little daughters Evee & Gracie and an energetic fun loving Australian Shephard, Fenway, and 3 cats, Gilligan, Asha and Kramer.
Aimee Powers is our Technician Manager. Aimee was a boomerang employee. She worked for us for a few years and then moved cross country to Washington state where her family resides to this day. Aimee is married with one daugther Lily and manages our technician department as well as the physical therapy department. Her family shares their home with their loveable long-haired chihuahua, Token.
Judi Wanamaker is a certified kennel operator through Pet Care Services Association and has been with Countryside for almost 10 years. She oversees the kennel and grooming departments and is married with two children Melissa and Kelly. Judi and her family share their home with their big, clumsy and loveable mastiff, Xena (pictured in the ACS group photo). |
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| Technician/Veterinary Assistant Team |
(L-R) (Front Row) Tamara (Tami) Mangano; Mary Thresher; Catherine Morency (Middle) Scott Mabon, Inventory Control Manager (Third Row) Kathleen Graham, CVT; Lisa Lamarche; Catherine (Cat) Wey, CVT; Tammy Richards (Back Row) Aimee Powers, Technician Manager; Hollie Neild; Kelly Stenquist, Technician Supervisor. (Missing from this Photo) Pat Durkin, CVT; Kathy Tobey, CVT. |
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| Client Relation Specialist Team (CRS) |
(L-R) (Clockwise) Lee Palmer (with bunny); Elizabeth (Liz) Heal; Kim Monahan; Front Office Manager; Sarina Carlo, Alice Sevigny; Andrea Proctor; Elisabeth Newbold; Joan Bartlett, Front Office Supervisor; Jennifer (Jenn) Morris. |
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| Animal Care Specialists (ACS) |
(Middle) Judi Wanamaker, CKO, Kennel and Grooming Manager (L-R) (Second Row) Ashley Monahan; Lindsey Loiselle, Kennel and Grooming Supervisor; Julie Turgeon; Sarah Walsh (floor); (Back Row) Jennifer (Jenn) Webb; Karen Solomonides; Karla Perez; Kayla Landry; Kara Scholtz; Nicole Mason; Michele Raposa; Stephanie Frost; Kelly Delehanty; Janel Kydd. (Missing from this Photo) Alysha Boisvert; Kerry Walsh, Samantha Alves |
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Brian Holub, DVM 1985 (Hospital Owner, Administrator and Veterinarian)
Cindie Davis Holub, DVM 1985 (Hospital Owner)
Kathy Tobey, CVT 1986 (Technician)
Pat Durkin, CVT 1987 (Technician)
Jackie Jacobs, DVM 1987 (Associate Veterinarian)
Gayle Craig, CVPM 1989 (Practice Manager) |
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15+ YEARS OF SERVICE |
Julie Kopser, DVM 1994 (Veterinarian)
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10+ YEARS OF SERVICE |
Kelly Kimborowitz 1998 (Technician)
Janel Kydd, C.V.T. 1998 (Animal Care Specialist)
Scott Mabon 1998 (Inventory Control Manager)
Hollie Neild 1998 (Physical Therapy Technician)
Barbara Danecki 1999 (Inventory Specialist)
Karla Colon 1999 (Animal Care Specialist)
Lee Palmer 1999 (Client Relation Specialist)
Mary Thresher, CVT 1999 (Office Manager)
Alice Sevigney 1999 (Client Relation Specialist)
Cat Wey, CVT 1999 (Techician)
Dawn Brooks, DVM 1999 (Associate Veterinarian) |
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5+ YEARS OF SERVICE |
Judi Wanamaker, C.K.O. 2001 (Grooming and Kennel Manager)
Kayla Landry 2002 (Animal Care Specialist)
Kelly Stenquist 2002 (Technician)
Jennifer Webb 2002 (Animal Care Specialist)
Gail Buckler 2002 (Human Resource Manager)
Lindsey Loiselle 2003 (Animal Care Specialist)
Joan Bartlett 2004 (Client Relation Specialist)
Kathleen Graham 2005 (Certified Veterinary Technician)
Sarina Carlo 2005 (Client Relation Specialist/Media)
Kerry Mercer 2005 (Inventory Control)
Stephanie Frost 2005 (Animal Care Specialist & Obedience Trainer) |
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