
Sally
Lead Veterinarian Assistant
Sally never expected a job to become such an important part of her life. When Dr. John Emerson recruited her in May 2002, she decided to explore a career in veterinary medicine. What surprised her most was how quickly she connected with the family atmosphere of the clinic. The relationships she built with the staff and clients made the work feel meaningful, and before long, she knew she had found something special.

Molly
Receptionist
For Molly, working with animals has always been a natural part of life. Her background in dog daycare and boarding introduced her to the many personalities that make every dog unique, but veterinary medicine gave her an opportunity to build even stronger connections with pets and the people who love them. Welcoming families through the front doors each weekend and watching their pets throughout different stages of life has become one of the most rewarding parts of her role.

Jenn
Veterinary Assistant
Jenn’s introduction to veterinary medicine began with weekends spent doing something simple: spending time with the animals recovering at Lincoln City Animal Clinic. Her wife already worked at the clinic, so stopping by and enjoying time with the pet patients felt natural. What started as a familiar weekend activity soon opened the door to an unexpected new direction.
