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Technical Staff

Pharmacy Technicians

Patrick Ege
Pharmacy

Lauryn Fleming
Pharmacy

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Stephanie Runyan
Pharmacy

Radiologic Technologists

Joni Lunceford, CNMT, NMTCB (CT), PET
Radiology

Kevin Lunceford, BS, CNMT
Radiology Supervisor

Barb Fennel Moll, BS, RT (R), RDMS
Radiology

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Heidi Weideman, RT (R) (ARRT)
Radiology

Ryan White, RT (R) (ARRT)
Radiology

Erin Wiley, RT
Radiology

Allison Williams, RT

Veterinary Technicians

Michelle Biermann, RVT
Community Practice

Kelsey Brown, RVT
Cardiology

Jamie Brueggeman, RVT
Anesthesia

Savannah Buckman, RVT
Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care

Darla Combs, RVT
VHC-Wentzville

Alyssa Doner, RVT
Small Animal Surgery

Sia Early, RVT
Theriogenology

Whitney Fahrendof, RVT
Radiation Therapy

Amber Failer, RVT
Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care

Priscilla Foster, RVT
Small Animal Surgery

Clarissa Frederking, RVT
VHC Wentzville

Kiersten Gillman, RVT
VHC-Wentzville

Anastasia Glahn, RVT
Oncology

Jane Gregory, VT, Veterinary Technician
VHC-Wentzville

Joyce Guthrie, RVT
Equine

Matt Haight, RVT
Internal Medicine

Malissa Hoehn, RVT
Oncology

Danielle Hurd, RVT
Community Practice

Rachel Jeffries, RVT
Orthopedic Surgery

Angelina Johnson, RVT
Anesthesiology

Morgan Keys, RVT
Supervisor Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care

Michelle Lancaster, RVT
Small Animal Surgery

Natalie Litwicki, RVT
Anesthesiology

Kacey Lundy, RVT
Community Medicine

Jeff March, VT
Radiation Therapy

Sydney Miget, RVT
Oncology

Leah Sabath, RVT
Orthopedic Surgery

Jeanna Moreno
Oncology

Laken Schwarzlose, RVT
Anesthesia

Adrienne Siddens, RVT
Small Animal Surgery and Rehabilitation

Mariangely Torres Rodriguez, RVT
Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care

Jill Ward
Sports Medicine

Rebecca Wiseman, RVT
VHC – Wentzville

Veterinary Assistants

Clorissa Adams
Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care

Amanda Alviso
Shelter Medicine

Amanda Barnhart
Neurology

Emily Boshera
Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care

Amber Braddy
Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care

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Hollie Burrows
Anesthesia

Melody Canote
Equine

Kaitlin Dobson
Large Animal

Natalie Eaton
Small Animal Internal Medicine

TJ Henderson
Oncology

Breyon Johnson
Equine

Drailyn King
Oncology

Jeana Lambert
Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care

Mary McFillen
Community Practice

Ashley Myers
Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care

Drew Pfeffer
Community Practice

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Rebecca Robert
Equine

Lauren Roewe
Cardiology

Laura Sherwood
Shelter Medicine

Megan Smith
Small Animal Surgery

Justyne Smith
Food Animal

Auryetta Torres-Jeffery
Small Animal Internal Medicine

Taylor Tynes
Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care

Technical Staff
Our VHC technical staff comprises pharmacy technicians, radiologic technologists and veterinary technicians.

Pharmacy Technicians
Pharmacy technicians work under the direction of a licensed pharmacist to dispense medication and provide information to clients. Their training prepares them to work with different prescription drugs, understand pharmacy operations and protocol, and abide by ethical standards.

VHC pharmacy technicians ensure that the hospital is stocked with all necessary medications and related items, fill medications for clients and prepare chemotherapy drugs, IV fluids and compounded drugs. Certified pharmacy technicians, designated by the letters CPhT, are technicians who have passed a national certification exam that tests their knowledge on topics such as pharmacology, pharmacy law and medication safety.

Radiologic Technologists
Radiologic technologists are the medical personnel who perform diagnostic imaging examinations and administer radiation therapy treatments. They are educated in anatomy, patient positioning, examination techniques, equipment protocols, radiation safety, radiation protection and basic patient care. They may specialize in a specific imaging technique such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine, sonography or general radiography.

Registered radiologic technologists are designated by the letters RT after their name. They must complete at least two years of formal education in an accredited hospital-based program or a two- or four-year educational program at an academic institution in addition to passing a national certification examination. To remain registered, they must earn continuing education credits.

Veterinary Technicians
Veterinary technicians are essentially the registered nurses of veterinary medicine and surgery. Our hospital employs professional, licensed veterinary technicians who have attended a technical program or college. Many have earned bachelor’s degrees in addition to having passed a professional licensing examination.

Depending on where they went to school and were first licensed, you may see the letters RVT (registered veterinary technician), CVT (certified veterinary technician) or LVT (licensed veterinary technician) after their name. Some of our veterinary technicians have undergone additional training and passed a series of rigorous credentials criteria and examinations to become veterinary technician specialists (VTS). Their expertise far exceeds even that of a typical licensed technician in fields such as veterinary emergency and critical care, physical rehabilitation, oncology, cardiology, equine medicine or other specialized areas.