Our Veterinary Technicians and Assistants
Karen, Registered Veterinary Technician,
Karen is a Registered Veterinary Technician and instructor of veterinary imaging at the Community College of Baltimore County’s Veterinary Technology program.
Anna, Registered Veterinary Technician
Anna started working in the veterinary field in May of 2018 after completing an internship during her senior year of High School. Since then, she has been in general practice for 4 years while studying at CCBC. She joined our team in May after doing an internship through school.
Katelyn, Registered Veterinary Technician
Licensed vet tech Katelyn was introduced to VNIoC by a previous coworker and instructor from school, joining the team in late 2023.
"Specialty practice really is my forte. I've done Emergency medicine, general practice, and surgery. Now at VNIoC I do anesthesia monitoring for imaging and surgery, and I rotate through the ICU," Katelyn says. "I love the culture here: the small, close-knit team, and the opportunity to spend more time with patients, learn more and observe advanced imaging."
Michele, Veterinary Technician
Lifelong animal lover Trinity has been in the veterinary field since she was 15, whe she started by cleaning kennels. She became a vet assistant at 18, receiving extensive on-the-job training she's now augmenting at Penn Foster, where she's earning her vet tech degree.
Nicolle, Veterinary Assistant
Nicolle started her veterinary career as a kennel worker, but has since worked in emergency, urgent care, general and specialty practices. Along the way, she earned certifications in K laser (therapy for post-surgery recovery), Fear-Free (addressing stress and anxiety in patients), and RECOVER (veterinary CPR), and is now studying to become a veterinary technician at Penn Foster.
