Our Team
Our Team
Meet Our Team
Independent. Innovative. Experienced. Authentic. Invested. These are just some of the qualities that distinguish YEAH’s dedicated team of doctors, technicians, and support team.
Dr. Amie Dow
Medical director, Practice Owner
The most inspiring part of your job? Nothing is more inspiring than using my knowledge of science to help an ailing animal to heal.
Cats or dogs? Both!
The best advice I’ve ever been given: Everyone has a story.
What do you wish everyone knew before coming to YEAH? That we really love animals and treat your pets as if they were our own.
My favorite word in the English language? Banana
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Speed
When I was 8, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: A veterinarian
Dr. Sarah Kassing
The most inspiring part of your job? Seeing how amazing my colleagues and our YEAH team are, and their passion for what they do never ceases to inspire me.
Cats or dogs? It depends. If it’s a sighthound, Nordic or herding breed, absolutely dogs. Otherwise, definitely cats.
The best advice I’ve ever been given: From a quote I found years ago: “Be a hill seeker. Most of us try to avoid hills, but what’s so great about that? Think about it: flat tires, flat hair, flat returns and—the ultimate—flatlining. Life happens on the hills. They’re opportunities to prove to yourself that you’re stronger than you ever imagined. If you never attempt the ascent, you’ll never know the thrill of swooshing down the other side.”
What do you wish everyone knew before coming to YEAH? We will be as honest and transparent as possible to help you and your pet.
My favorite word in the English language? Elusive
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Telekinesis
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: A paleontologist. I’ve wanted to be one since I was 4 and I still do.
Dr. Paige Jackson
The most inspiring part of your job? The dog who has a soulmate in their person. The pet who, at the end, makes a person say, “I’m not ready but they matter more than I do.” And the dog who brings their toy to their person. Those stories are the best.
Cats or dogs? Dogs. Although I find cats phenomenal.
The best advice I’ve ever been given: Do what you can then let it go. You have only your skills and your options. You can’t carry those burdens further.
What do you wish everyone knew before coming to YEAH? If your pet isn’t number one on my to-do list, it means they’re stable.
My favorite word in the English language? Inconceivable
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: The ability to breathe underwater
When I was 8, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: I always knew I’d be a veterinarian, but I didn’t know I’d be a doctor for more than horses.
Dr. Marshall Page
What’s the most inspiring part of your job? The caring people I work with every day.
Cats or dogs? Cats
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is: At some point you will realize your life decisions are up to you, then you can really start living.
What do you wish every client and patient coming to YEAH knew before they arrived? They are coming to a place where everyone truly cares about their wellbeing.
My favorite word in the English language is: Life
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Time travel and teleportation
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: Veterinarian
Dr. Sara Armon
What’s the most inspiring part of your job? Being able to restore an animal’s quality of life when it was considered unachievable.
Cats or dogs? Cats
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is: Travel! Travel often and whenever possible, even if it seems scary. This advice lead me to going to veterinary school in Ireland, as well as visiting parts of the world I never would have imagined.
What do you wish every client and patient coming to YEAH knew before they arrived? We care deeply about each and every patient walking through our doors. There are cases we will carry throughout our career; good, bad or ugly so please be patient, kind and grateful. EVERYONE is trying their best.
My favorite word in the English language is: Vacation
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Sorceress – unlimited magic.
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: A veterinarian or a cowgirl
Dr. Stacey Carron
What’s the most inspiring part of your job? When a pet comes in SICK and your quick thinking saves it.
Cats or dogs? DOGS
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is: Treat Yo’ Self
What do you wish every client and patient coming to YEAH knew before they arrived? That our goal is QUALITY, not rushing and getting you home in 30 minutes.
My favorite word in the English language is: Dingus
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Breathing underwater – unlimited ability to scuba dive 🙂
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: Veterinarian. Seriously, my family likes to point that out to me often.
Dr. Breeze Feather
What’s the most inspiring part of your job? Being able to help owners find comfort in their time of need.
Cats or dogs? Dogs
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is: Show up every day and try your best.
What do you wish every client and patient coming to YEAH knew before they arrived? We care deeply about your animals and often think of them for days and weeks to come.
My favorite word in the English language is: Grace
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: X-ray vision
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: Psychologist
Dr. Marion Cambrelin
What’s the most inspiring part of your job? Connecting with pet families and building trust with them continues to inspire me. I love learning about each unique relationship that owners have with their pets. It’s truly rewarding to get to be a part of that.
Cats or dogs? What a hard question! I have 4 dogs so I think that makes me a dog person but man, do I love cats too!
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is: Do. Or do not. There is no try. – My dad (Originally Yoda)
What do you wish every client and patient coming to YEAH knew before they arrived? We know the pet emergency hospital is a difficult place and just like you, we are advocating for your pet first. We are here to give you options and support you through the process. We really don’t want you to feel alone, scared, or judged in this difficult situation. As I mentioned above, trust is such a big component of any veterinarian.
My favorite word in the English language is: Eureka!
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be: Atmokenesis – Storm was always my favorite X-Men character…
When I was 5, I was pretty sure that when I grew up I’d be: Veterinarian
Veterinary Technicians and Assistants
Certified Veterinary Technicians
A Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) is a graduate of an AVMA-accredited program in veterinary technology, usually leading to an Associate or Bachelor’s degree. A CVT is trained to support the veterinarian in various areas such as critical care, nursing, surgical assisting, anesthesiology, laboratory procedures, radiography, performing treatments and filling prescriptions as ordered by the veterinarian, and client education.
- Becky, CVT
- Genna, CVT, Leadership
- Joseph, CVT
- Joy, CVT
- Julie, CVT
- Kasey, CVT
- Nikki, CVT, CVPM, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Practice Owner
- Malea, CVT, Leadership
- Megan, CVT
- Valerie, CVT
Emergency Veterinary Assistants
An Emergency Veterinary Assistant (ERVA) works side by side with our veterinarians and CVTs, to provide direct patient care and client communications. Our emergency veterinary assistants are highly skilled as they have worked in the profession for many years and are very experienced. Many of our ERVA’s are currently enrolled in an AVMA-accredited program or eligible to take their National and State boards.
- Codi
- Cynthia
- Dakota
- Emily
- Estefania
- Hannah
- Haley
- Haven
- Jenna
- Jen N.
- Makenna
Veterinary Assistants
A Veterinary Assistant (VA) also works side by side with our veterinarians and CVTs to provide patient care. Our VA team generally provides direct care to urgent care status patients or will assist the veterinarian or CVT if additional team members are needed for critical patient care. While many of our VA team members are enrolled in an AVMA-accredited program, they are not required to do so at the VA level.
- Jasmine
- Kiara
- Corina
- Kelly
- Kylie
- Nicole
- Rayne
- Teyona
- Leigh-Ann
Veterinary Technician Assistants
A Veterinary Technician Assistant (VTA) works with and supports our CVT/VA teams. Their daily tasks include supporting the cleanliness of the facility and patient care areas, stocking supplies, and organization. They may assist in restraint, handling, and taking patients to our secure yard. Many of our veterinary technician assistants are also voluntarily enrolled in an AVMA-accredited program.
- Amy
- Emi
- Faith
- April
- Teea
Client Care Representatives
A Client Care Representative is the first line of communication you will have at Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital. After inputting vital registration information for each patient, they present your pet to our medical team for triage, and when needed, swift emergency care. Our client care representatives maintain strong and detailed communication when your pet is seen at Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital.
- Alex - Leadership
- Ann - Leadership
- Alexandria
- Bella
- Tracy
- Heather - Wellness Coach
- Jessie
- Joel
- Kelsi
- Lindsey
