Meet our team

After working in business, Jamie’s love of animals compelled her to earn her technician degree. After graduating from Colorado Academy of Veterinary Technology, she was hired by PPVC and loves to work with as many different species as possible! Outside of work, you’ll find Jamie with her husband, kiddo, and pets, including chickens, a rabbit, a leopard gecko and a dog.

Anna is a Colorado native who started with PPVC as a client. She received her degree in Zoo Keeping then went on to complete her technician degree at Colorado Academy of Veterinary Technology. Anna has a special place in her heart for rescues and reptiles. When not at work she enjoys camping, hiking, hunting, and lounging with her husband, two kids, corn snake, and Golden Retriever.

Heather loves to see clients through generations of pets and seeing the human-animal-bone in both patients and clients. Although we have a menagerie of animals that come through our doors, she has an affinity toward the geriatrics that need a bit of extra TLC to keep them comfortable in their golden years. After growing up around every kind of animal imaginable, she gravitated to a career as a registered veterinary technician.

Jessi has been a veterinary technician since 2015, working in several small private practices and corporate practice before joining PPVC. She loves animal behavior, surgery, and connecting with clients. She grew up with animals from chinchillas to llamas to chameleons! Outside of work, you’ll find her with her son, horses, dogs and cats, or attending a horse event.

Kori graduated from the Colorado Academy of Veterinary Technology, after which she and her husband moved to Georgia where she worked as a Licensed Veterinary Technician for 4.5 years. However, Georgia is not Colorado, so they took the plunge and moved back to enjoy the outdoors and work on their home. Kori and her husband steward three dogs and two cats and are the proud parents of one adorable son.

Regina has been a Certified Veterinary Technician for more than 34 years. In addition to working at PPVC, she teaches at Pikes Peak Community College in the Veterinary Technology program. She has a plethora of animals at home including four turtles, two cats, a dog, bearded dragon, rabbit, rat and several fish.

Tayler has been in the field since 2018, when she started as a vet assistant and worked her way up to technician. She loves coming to work and seeing and working with all the sweet pets! She currently have five dogs who fills most of her time off, as well as her husband and toddler!

Tyler graduated from Colorado Mountain College’s Veterinary Technology Program with Phi Theta Kappa, President’s and Dean’s List honors. Tyler’s family-owned dogsledding business allowed her to work with over 200 Alaskan and Siberian huskies. Tyler absolutely loves coming into work every day. On a day off, Tyler spends time with her family, dogs and ferrets.

Debbie genuinely loves animals and her compassion, kindness and warm smile make her the perfect person to care for PPVC’s clients. Rescue animals hold a special place in her heart—she has three: Bianca, Jack and Bo. When away from PPVC, Debbie enjoys spending time with her husband and son as well as the rest of the family.

Kate is a recent college graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Her passion is animal behavior, which she studied as a field researcher in Madagascar. Her family has been bringing pets to PPVC for about 30 years! She’s worked in a few different capacities at PPVC since 2015, and she loves that the whole team is like a family with a united goal of the health and happiness of every animal that comes through the door!

Leanna started working in the veterinary field as a receptionist in 2018 and started training to become a veterinary technician in 2021. She absolutely loves the work and that there is always more to learn! When she’s not working, she loves to go hiking and try new restaurants with her husband and Catahoula Leopard Dog, Luna.

Mary left retirement to help us at PPVC. Over the years she has worked at veterinary clinics and for the American Veterinary Medical Association. At PPVC, you will find her greeting clients at cars and being the friendly face of our clinic. Mary enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, dogs and birds.

Working around animals was always Nur’s passion. She say it’s blissful to be part of the PPVC family to contribute to this community. Colorado’s beauty mesmerizes her. On the weekends, she likes to hike and drive around with her husband and two boys. She adopted her cat, Callie Girl, from the shelter when she came to the US in 2016.

Kathy moved to Colorado Springs in 1997. Her background includes management, publishing, and teaching. Kathy enjoys combining her many skills to support the PPVC staff, clients, and their fur families. Outside the clinic Kathy runs a small publishing company and owns a reindeer farm. She can always be found taking care of her own family, including her partner, two teens, several horses, dogs, cats, reptiles and, of course, reindeer!

Michele was super excited to join PPVC and use her background in business development and administration to help foster a new era. The veterinary field is constantly changing and Michele helps us keep up with social media and special projects. She can often be seen walking the neighborhood, growing vegetables in her front yard, or attending musical events with her husband, Steve.

Nola is a true animal person by nature and has had pets all of her life. She helps keep things running smoothly by helping us manage people and accounts, plus out-of-the-ordinary tasks. When not at PPVC, she helps take care of any feral or stray cats that cross her path, finding homes for the friendly ones and feeding colonies of the ferals. She shares her life with her husband, several cats, and one very outnumbered dog—all rescues.

Roxanne is a Colorado Springs native with a great love for all animals. She started my career in human medicine and transitioned to animal medicine after her own cat had cancer. Areas of special interest are grief support and Fear Free practices. Her first word was “cat,” and now she has two 19.5-year-old kitty sisters, Juliet and Phoebe.