About Me

Throughout college I interned with local veterinarians, was a resident at the beef unit at Davis and a surgery technician at C-barn at the UC Davis vet school. I also continued to go home on weekends to work on the family ranch.

After graduating from college, I spent several years as a dairy herd manager and then working as a cowboy/ranch hand on two different cattle ranches in northern California (those were fun jobs!).

In 2014 I applied and was accepted into the veterinary medicine program at Ross University and spent almost three years living on the islands of St. Kitts and Nevis. It is a beautiful place to study and relax but long-term island life isn’t for me.

I did my clinical year at the University of Colorado and graduated with my Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in 2018.

I was fortunate to work for Mill Station Veterinary for four years where I honed my clinical and veterinary skills working with large beef cattle and dairy operations, small ruminates and the 4-H and FFA organizations.

In 2022 I had the opportunity to do continuing education with Dr. Luke Bass at the University of Colorado which provided me with hands-on experience doing equine lameness and reproduction.

My fascination with large animal veterinary medicine continues and I look forward to working with you to treat your animals in the best way possible.