I earned my DVM degree from St. George’s University, Grenada, completing my clinical rotations at Texas A&M University in January 2018. Following graduation, I spent two years at a busy, mixed-animal five-doctor practice in Texas, gaining extensive experience in general practice and multi-species care.
Since 2020, I have focused on relief / locum work, primarily in general practice clinics and vaccination clinics, with occasional shifts in emergency medicine. I work predominantly with dogs and cats, and have experience with equine and cattle care.  I also have basic handling and husbandry skills for small ruminants, chickens, and swine, and limited experience with reptiles and small mammals.
I maintain my own liability and health insurance and hold current KY and TN DEA licenses, allowing me to work independently and responsibly across multiple practices and states. My background combines fast-paced clinical experience with versatile farm life, making me adaptable to a wide range of veterinary settings.

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