Certified Veterinary Technicians
Our veterinary technicians use a soft, gentle touch and kind words to relax your pet while we care for them. We believe this type of compassionate care is the cornerstone for healing and feeling better. Whether it’s taking a radiograph, performing an ultrasound, providing nursing care, assisting in surgery, monitoring anesthesia to make sure your pet is safe, applying a splint or bandage, or running diagnostic tests in our lab, our technicians constantly strive to make each part of your pet’s visit stress free and comfortable.
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Mary Lou (she/her) |
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Ciara (she/her) |
Advanced Skilled Veterinary Assistant
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Dan (he/him) joined us in 2001 and stays busy either in the role of our Appointment Technician or Hospital Technician. In 2007, he went to Texas to study sonography (ultrasound / echocardiogram). After completing the four sets of courses he obtained his certification of completion in advanced imaging in 2008. You’ll see him performing ultrasounds on our patients one to two times a week. |
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Faith (she/her) joined the team at Fremont Veterinary Clinic in 2007 after she graduated from Apollo Veterinary Assistance program. She is eager to jump into any task that is presented to her and always eager to learn something new everyday. She works full time and is taking classes online to become a Certified Veterinary Technician. She resides with her dog ‘Beyla’ and her 5 cats. |
Doctor Assistants
Our Doctor Assistants have a wide range of responsibilities in the clinic and are vital members of our health care team. They work hand and hand with our doctors from the time your pet is escorted to an exam room until it’s time for you to say goodbye. They will obtain an accurate weight and temperature of your pet and gather information to relay to the doctor. They will prepare and administer vaccines and prepare any medications to go home. They also assist the doctors and technicians in handling pets that need treatment, blood draws, x-rays, or medications.
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Freya (she/her) joined our team in the summer of 2017 and immediately started learning both the ACA and the Doctor’s Assistant position. She comes to us with animal handling experience and really enjoys interacting with our canine and feline patients. Her hard work and careful attention to detail really make Fremont beautiful. |
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Caitlin (she/her) |
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Ginny (she/her) |
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Katrina (she/they) |
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Kindra (she/her) |
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Rachael (she/her)
Rachael travelled all the way from Indiana to join our team. With a lifelong passion for wildlife and environmental conservation, she has been a valuable addition to Fremont! She is currently enrolled in a local college with hopes of having a real impact on the world of animal care. Rachael is also a very well-known pet sitter in the area, so feel free to call us for her information. She can’t wait to see you and your pets! |
Client Care Representatives
Our warm, friendly Client Care Representatives have a twinkle in their eye and a smile on their face. They are the first person you hear when you call to make an appointment or ask a question and they are the last person you’ll see on your way out the door. If you have a special need or special request, please ask. We want your pets to feel safe and confident about coming our way and we want you to have peace of mind.
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Megan (she/her) started with us in 2016 and is uber excited to be working in the veterinary profession. She plans to learn all she can about client service and patient care at Fremont and then she’ll be applying to the PCC Veterinary Technician program in 2-3 years. She’s previously worked at 3 Dogs Day Care and Boarding, one of our favorite, local doggie day care facilities. She loves dogs and cats, so don’t be surprised when you see her come around the counter to say hi. |
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Eden (she/her) |
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Lindsey (she/her) |
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Nicole (she/her) |
Animal Care Assistants
Our Animal Care Assistants work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our clinic beautiful, odor free, organized and fully stocked. They also help with patient care by holding patients for procedures.
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Amy (they/them) |
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Ruth (she/her) |