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Nicole BurrussPractice Manager
Nicole is has been with Red Barn since it's opening in March of 2011. She is originally from South Carolina, but has lived in Georgia for many years. She has worked in the veterinary field for over 20 years. She started in high school through a work release program and stayed with that hospital until the end of her high school career when she transferred to another hospital. Nicole has experience as a receptionist, a lead technician and practice manager. She is currently taking online management classes at night. Nicole is married with two children, three dogs Sammy Jay, Charlie and June Dawg and two cats Henry and Waylon. She has helped the hospital grow into a thriving and busy hospital that is available to you and your pet 6 days a week.
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Dr. Jerry Treats-LoverProductivity Supervisor
Jerry joined the Red Barn team in the Spring of 2022 when he was brought in by a good samaritan who had found him wandering the streets and in rough shape with a broken jaw, upper respiratory infection and in need of nutrition. After undergoing some love, care and good medicine he grew stronger, and his personality began to shine. He was officially promoted to his supervisor position only a short time after joining the team as he showed great strives in his abilities to love, play and take optimal naps while on duty. He is a great asset to our girls by providing his loving therapy to them. He sets the standard in treat distribution, petting, love giving and care! Jerry received his Doctorate in Treat Analysis from the University of Red Barn while working here full time and takes his education very seriously. We are honored to have him as a part of our team, and he enjoys welcoming all of you at the counter when you come in to see us! Please feel free to give him some good pets and treats upon arrival and he will return the favor with a quiet look of appreciation and welcome!
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Melissa BradyNurse Manager/CVA/Certified CPR
Melissa is a mother, wife, nurse manger, and Certified Veterinary Assistant. She has been a part of the Red Barn Veterinary family since 2014 and has been in the veterinary field since 2008. Melissa has several certifications in various aspects of veterinary medicine and strives to offer her patients the best veterinary care possible. As a Dahlonega native she enjoys spending time at Yahoola Creek Park, then relaxing on the Dahlonega Square with her family and four legged friends on the weekends. She enjoys sharing her compassion for animals and is consistently improving her knowledge in veterinary medicine to better care for her patients.
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Hanna SniderAssistant Nurse Manager/Pet Nurse
Hanna joined the Red Barn Team in July of 2018. She was born and raised in Dahlonega, Ga and has a love for horses and animals alike. Hanna married in 2020 and she and her husband, Cole, have a daughter Austyn and a dog named Wilson. She enjoys trail riding horses and hunting in her spare time. Hanna especially enjoys puppy kisses she receives while working here and strives to make every patient feel comfortable while at Red Barn.
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Courtney ChandlerAssistant Nurse Manager/Pet Nurse/ CVA/CPR Certified
Courtney joined the Red Barn Team in December of 2016. She was born in Gainesville, GA but has lived several places in South Georgia. She has two cats named Simba and Loki, along with two pit bulls named Darcy and Lady, all of whom are rescues. Courtney and her husband also have a beautiful son, Presley. She has a compassion for animal welfare that is reflected in her work and her Fear Free Certification.
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Linsey CampbellFront Office Manager/ Pet Nurse/ CVA/ CPR Certified
Linsey joined the Red Barn Team in January of 2018. Linsey is currently attending college for a degree in Radiologic Technology. She also enjoys riding horses in her free time. Linsey has 2 dogs named Enzo and Hercules, and 2 cats named Cal and Quinn. Linsey enjoys working with our clients and their pets and always has a smile when greeting them. She is an amazing member of our nurse team and works hard while gaining knowledge in the veterinary field.