Meet Our Staff

Brittany has been in the veterinary field since 2008. She has had the pleasure of working with the owners for over 10+ years. She is a people person who loves meeting and talking with clients and strives for outstanding customer service. Brittany has a B.A. degree in Public Relations from Washington State University. She lives with her husband, three beautiful daughters and one mischievous cat named Sonic. 

Since April 2022 Linda has been one of the lovely faces of the front desk. She came to us with no vet experience, but has quickly learned to love it and has gained so much knowledge. She lives locally with her husband and daughter. When she’s not here sharing her quick wit and humor, she likes to spend time with her family and friends, reading mysteries, kayaking, baking and spending time with her grandbabies. 

Savanna has always loved animals and wanted to participate in vet med from a young age. She says her favorite part about her job is feeling helpful, accomplished, problem-solving and organizing (which we can all appreciate, am I right?). Savanna says she has the personality of a Pomeranian – short attention span, bouncy and friendship oriented. Savanna spends her days off doing arts and crafts and loves to exercise. 

In 2001 Chrissy’s cat was injured and her vet was in need of a receptionist, she said it must have been fate because she switched her career goals and has been in the vet field ever since. Chrissy loves the variety of breeds we get to work with, but she also enjoys having fun with her coworkers daily. If Chrissy were a dog, she said a Border Collie fits her personality best as she is always on the go and must be doing something, however, if she could choose, she said she would like to be a Labrador as they have unlimited energy but also know how to relax and be lazy (plus they have short, low maintenance hair). 

Currently a Certified Veterinary Assistant, Alyssa is also enrolled in Penn Foster in the Vet Tech program. She has been working in the vet med since 2018 and loves the science behind it. She said she also loves all the gross and gory things involved with patient care. If Alyssa could be a dog, she would be a Saluki as she’s an agile sprinter, gentle, and devoted to family. Alyssa lives locally with her cat, dog and son. She plays soccer, is crafty, and loves to bake. 

Bio coming soon

All the way from Florida, Brendan joined our team in August of 2022 and he says he couldn’t be happier about it. He loves living in Washington! He had been in the vet field for about 4 years before coming to our clinic. His favorite part of the job is constantly learning new things and being able to use that knowledge to help others as well as his own pets. He loves his dogs Cosmo (Pitbull) and Oakley (German Shepherd) very much and when not at work, he’s spending time with them. 

Carly is hoping to be your new DVM someday. She has an A.A. in Biology, B.S. in Neuroscience, is currently enrolled in veterinary technician school, and is now eagerly awaiting an acceptance into a college of veterinary medicine so she can begin her journey to become a doctor of veterinary medicine. When asked if you were a dog what breed would you be, Carly answered with Bernese Mountain Dog because she works hard, but also wants to be super fluffy. Carly enjoys living the island life as she grew up and still resides on Camano Island with her boyfriend, three dogs and a calico. 

Dawn started with PPVC in March of 2021 and says she couldn’t pick her favorite part of her job because she loves everything about her job here (no we didn’t pay her to say that). Dawn attended PIMA for her assistant training, but has worked with animals her whole life. When asked how long she’s been in the field she wrote “long enough to know better, young enough to do it all over again.” She’s worked with animals for over 20 years and can read animals better than she can read people. 

Trena has been an assistant for over 20 years and still says there is always something new to learn. Growing up she owned all kinds of animals from farm animals to rodents, so she said veterinary is just in her blood. If Trena were a dog, she would be a chihuahua. Why? Because she is small but mighty! When not here at PPVC, Trena loves photography and has a special knack for wildlife photography. 

Aariana said she has always appreciated the relationship between humans and animals and thought it would be interesting to get an inside look into the industry before starting her higher education. And boy does she see (and smell) it all! Aariana is constantly trying to make this a better place for everyone here. At home, she is an avid reader and loves to draw; she even draws us seasonal pictures on our whiteboard in the back!