Claire Strom
Dr. Strom chose this profession because it allows her to fulfill many roles and responsibilities she loves. Such as clinical care, teaching, research, developing relationships, and always having the opportunity to learn more!
Varun Seth
After graduating from the University of Colorado in 2019 with a degree in Neuroscience, Dr. Seth spent one year with the Maryland Park Service and another year with the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. He was pre-med throughout college, but it never felt quite right for him. As he spent two years moving around and exploring a […]
Marissa Rosen
Dr. Rosen has loved medicine ever since she was in middle school. Anatomy and physiology are so fascinating to her and loves the challenge and problem-solving of working through clinical cases. She’s been around animals her entire life; growing up with dogs, cats, hamsters, and horses. When it was time to pick a career, it […]
Christine Parascandola
Dr. Parascandola is extremely passionate about One Health – the intersection between human, animal, and environmental health – and believes that veterinarians play a crucial role in this movement! Dr. Parascandola worked as a veterinary assistant all throughout college and then worked intermittently as a technician during her masters and veterinary education. She has also […]
Juliette Nye
Dr. Juliette Nye attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and received her BS in Animal Science and BA in French Studies. After spending some time in Paris post-grad, she decided to pursue her Master of Science in Conservation Medicine at Tufts University to learn more about wildlife, medicine, and One Health. She then went […]
Nour Mays
Dr. Mays has always wanted to be a veterinarian since childhood. Growing up on a farm in rural New Jersey, he loved caring for animals. Dr. Mays began volunteering at shelters and general practices at the age of 13. He then worked his way up to becoming an emergency veterinary technician in Florida for two […]
Margaux Latrech
In 2021, Dr. Latrech graduated from NYU and immediately pursued her lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian. During veterinary school, she completed externships at hospitals across England and along the U.S. East Coast, gaining diverse and valuable clinical experience. Her passion for veterinary medicine began in childhood—she spent recess planning her future clinic with friends. […]
Natalia Kliatchko
Veterinary medicine combines Dr. Kliatchko’s love of science with a deep connection to animals and people. She is drawn to the constant learning that the field offers and finds it incredibly fulfilling to help pets heal and to support their families through both joyful and difficult times. Dr. Kliatchko loves the complexity of medical cases […]
Antonina Kalkus
After Dr. Kalkus graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University, she spent 2 years in Miami, FL, working as a veterinary nurse in a general practice. In her spare time, she also volunteered at Zoo Miami and did non-invasive behavioral research with owl monkeys and macaques at a nearby conservancy. She has always had a […]
Megan Hamilton
Dr. Megan Hamilton graduated from Kansas State University with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. During her early years in undergrad, she worked as a kennel technician for the summer, then became a veterinary assistant at a small animal practice. She also volunteered at a few different wildlife sanctuaries throughout high school and college. […]
Kimmy Guzman
Dr. Kimberly Guzmán, DVM (she/her/hers) is a first-generation Ecuadorian American Latinx/a veterinarian. She graduated from Rutgers University-Newark with her Bachelor’s degree (BA, majoring in Biology and minoring in Psychology). Prior to veterinary school, she worked as a medical assistant at a pediatrician’s office. She has also worked in various research labs studying insects, horses, immunology, […]
Angelle Colon-Diaz
Dr. Colon-Diaz chose this profession because, during her undergraduate studies, she found herself uncertain about her career path. That changed when she began working at a veterinary clinic and quickly fell in love with the field. What drew her in most was the opportunity to be an advocate for animals who cannot speak for themselves […]