Internal Medicine

What we see and treat in Internal Medicine.

This service is tailored specifically for patients with both upper and lower urinary tract disease.

Diabetes mellitus develops when the pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin.

I-131 therapy is an effective treatment for hyperthyroidism in cats, and the disease is cured in 95% of cases after a single injection.

This is an easy and efficient way to gain immediate access to advanced and highly specialized medicine for the benefit of your pet.

The bloodbank manages a large volunteer blood donor program to meet the transfusion needs of the patients at Penn Vet.

Jessica Box, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Samuel Chien, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Carson Campbell, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Victoria Carter, BVetMed
Resident, Medicine

Sarah Edwards, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Lindsey Garcia, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Jessica Mampe, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Valerie Nelson, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Kathryn Sanders, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Federica Serafini, DVM
Resident, Medicine

Elizabeth Snyder, VMD
Resident, Medicine

Olivia Wallace, DVM
Resident, Medicine

All Residents and Interns

Stephanie Mockus, CVT
Medicine Veterinary Nurse Supervisor

Brittney Elmen, LVT
Feline Hyperthyroidism Therapy Veterinary Nurse

Amy Guldin, CVT
Medicine Veterinary Nurse Supervisor

Charlotte M. Higgins, CVT, VTS
Nutrition Support Veterinary Nurse

Kym Marryott, CVT
Internal Medicine, Blood Bank Veterinary Nurse

Ali McKenna, CVT
Endoscopy Veterinary Nurse

Patrina Rudi Ross
Internal Medicine Coordinator

Jenna Tripoldi, CVT
Internal Medicine Veterinary Nurse

Paula Olson, CVT, Wards Nursing Supervisor

Medicine Service Coordinator

Courteney Briddles, CVT

Lorie Brown, CVT

Jessica Coughlan, CVT

Jackie Decker, CVT

Nicole Del Conte

Gavin Esquillin

Stephanie Kimble, CVT

Francesca Schoettle, CVT

Saffiera Singh, CVT

Grace Tucker, CVT

Jen Vassallo, CVT

Sarah Nye, CVT

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