- Devolped the team and guided the growth of location 5193 from planning in 2019 to its opening Aug 2020.-Lead continued growth in hospital metrics as hospital becomes part of community.-Provide preventative and medical care to canines, felines, small mammals, and reptiles-Perform elective and emergency surgery on canines, felines, and small mammals-Taught 7 veterinary student extern during clinical rotations-Coached 2 new graduate veterinarians in their first months in the practice-Coached 2 experienced veterinarians in onboarding in the practice-Mentored 5 Certified Veterinary Technology program students

Temporary assignment while awaiting the grand opening of permanent location 5193 Hunter's Green delayed by COVID-19

-Provide preventative and medical care to canines, felines, small mammals, and reptiles-Perform elective and emergency surgery on canines, felines, and small mammals-Average caseload of 90 patients per forty hour week-Coached 1 new graduate veterinarian in her first months at the practice-Taught 1 veterinary student extern during clinical rotations-Mentored 3 Certified Veterinary Technology program students

-Coached 1 new graduate veterinarian in her first months at the practice-Taught 2 veterinary student extern during clinical rotations-Split assignment between Citrus Park and Carrollwood locations to assist Carrollwood with DVM staffing needs

Worked relief services at Hillsborough, Pasco, and Hernando county locations.

-Participated in monthly budgeting, review of profit and loss statements, and hospital goal setting-Led consistent revenue growth with growth at 13% compared to previous year at departure-Oversaw client experience with 81% of clients surveyed highly satisfied along with 77% estimated client retention my final year-Coached 3 new graduates and 4 experienced veterinarians in their first months at the practice-Established development plans for each associate veterinarian to realize professional potential-Taught 6 veterinary student externs during clinical rotations-Mentored 8 Certified Veterinary Technology program students-Provide preventative and medical care to avians, canines, felines, small mammals, and reptiles -Perform elective and emergency anesthetic procedures on canines, felines, and small mammals-Average caseload of 100 patients per forty hour week

-Responsible for diagnosis, treatment, and preventative care for an average 20 cases per day including avian, canine, feline, small mammal, and reptile patients.-Advocate for pets through client education on all aspects of pet health and zoonotic disease

- Develop client communication and physical exam skills- Obtain history from clients and maintain proper and complete medical charts.- Assist with anesthesia monitoring- Prepare routine in-house laboratory tests including ELISA SNAP tests, fecal flotation, chemistry, blood cell counts, differential blood smears, and urinalysis.- Assist with radiology imaging and film development- Assist outgoing clients by providing discharge instructions, information and invoices, dispensing prescription items per the veterinarian's instructions, and scheduling future appointments.