Hospital Staff

Sara has worked at Plymouth Heights Pet Hospital for sixteen great years. She cherishes all of the patients, their families and the shared laughter and tears. When Sara is not at the clinic, she spends time with her greyhounds, her horse, and enjoys many outdoor activities.

Kim has worked for Plymouth Heights for many years. She graduated from Medical Institute of MN (Argosy University) with a degree in Veterinary Technology. She then went on to pursue the business aspects of this field. Now she mostly works behind the scenes but will also work with patients as needed. Some of her hobbies are Agility training with her dog and more recently Kim and her dog became certified as a therapy team and travel around visiting patients.

Lori graduated from the Medical Institute of Minnesota (now Argosy University) in 1998. She loves client education and continuing education. She is a mother of three boys and, boy, do they keep her running when she’s not at work. When not busy with her kids, she can be found relaxing with her dogs and cats or four wheeling up north at the cabin.

Philip graduated from the Medical Institute of Minnesota in 1997.  He enjoys animal dentistry. At home he has a variety of tropical fish. When he is not at work he is spending time with his family. Usually this is taking his daughters to karate.

Tina graduated from MIM (Argosy University) in 2001. Her favorite thing about being a certified veterinary technician is the variety; every animal is a new experience. One of her favorite jobs as a technician is to perform dental cleanings. When not at work, Tina is busy with her three children, two dogs and three cats.

Kari graduated from Argosy University in 2000. She likes the variety her job gives her and enjoys helping people to keep their furry, four legged children healthy.  Kari has two cats of her own and an aquarium of tropical fish.

Maryann graduated from Argosy University in 2001. Her favorite things about being a technician are doing laboratory work and all the new people and pets she gets to meet every day. When she's not at work she enjoys spending time with her dog, Meg, her corn snake, CeeCee, and her two bearded dragons, Cletus and Spike. Maryann’s other hobbies include snowmobiling, doing yoga, trap shooting, and curling up with a good book.

Alexis joined the team at Plymouth Heights Pet Hospital in April 2012. She has been a CVT for 5 years and she loves what she does. In her free time she hangs out with her 3 year old son usually playing cars and some activity outside. She has 3 dogs, 2 miniature pinschers and 1 miniature daschund. She looks forward to getting to know all the wonderful clients and patients here at PHPH

Julie graduated from Ridgewater College in Willmar, MN. Her interests at Plymouth Heights include animal dentistry, chiropractic care and client education. Julie enjoys spending her time at home with her baby girl. Julie keeps herself busy with photography, scrapbooks, reading and shopping for fun, sparkly, and fancy things for her daughter. She and her husband have a Pembroke Corgi named Selby, a Bichon named Emmie and cats, Jim, Dwight & Andy.

Amy earned an Associate of Animal Science degree from Argosy University in 2004 and became certified locally and nationally as a veterinary technician the next year. She has always had a giant heart, especially for those that do not have a voice. She found her way to Plymouth Heights Pet Hospital to carry out her passion right out of school, and has now been there for five years. Amy credits “the great staff of Plymouth Heights” for helping mold her into who she wants to be, and she’s appreciative they continue to assist her in fulfilling her lifetime dream.

Sue has a nursing and sales background. Fourteen years ago, she came upon an advertisement that read, "outgoing receptionist wanted.” Sue, being very outgoing, decided this was where she wanted to be; she has been a part of the Plymouth Heights family ever since, as a receptionist. Sue resides in Medina with her husband and cats, and enjoys spending free time gardening and canning.