Dr. Mathew Rock graduated from Washington State University with a Masters of Science in Animal Science / Nutrition in 1998 and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. His areas of interest are internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. He has experience working on both large and small animals. Most recently Dr. Rock has attended Purdue University’s Fall Conference for continuing education. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and hunting. Dr. Rock lives on a small sheep farm in Lakeville, Indiana, with his wife and six children.

Kristin has been in the veterinary field for 13 years. She was born and raised in the Champaign, IL area. She moved to Florida in 2018. She lives with her husband, daughter, son, two dogs, Nina, their “old lady” pitty and Nikita, the baby great pyr (who was originally supposed to be their livestock protector but has now somehow become the indoor family protector dog), 15 chickens ( at the moment. They’re addicting), two horses, and one donkey. She began her career path as a kennel technician. She was lucky enough to have worked with a doctor who really enjoyed teaching and mentoring his team. She worked her way up to a technician. She then began shadowing at an emergency clinic and really enjoyed the fast paced environment and interesting cases. She then moved on to emergency medicine. After being a critical care nurse for a year at the emergency clinic, She was promoted to supervising nurse and was on that journey for seven years. She now works with Chronos managing remote teams for various clinics in the East Coast Region.

Trinity joined the FPHC team in February 2022. She has wanted to be a veterinary nurse since she was 5 years old. Her major passion in life is caring for the innocent and being their advocate. She has a huge heart for pitbulls, especially, and loves to advocate for all things bully! Her hobbies when she is not working are trail walking, fishing, art projects and puzzles.

Stephanie started her career at FPHC in April 2022, but has been in various areas of the animal field since 2011. She has worked hands-on with dogs in doggie day care, and worked a little closer with their parents as a pet sitter and at boarding facilities. She finds it fascinating how each individual cares for their pets in completely different ways! She adores all types of pets, but if forced to choose tends to lean more toward the felines. She has worked with both cats and kittens at local rescues or shelters, and finds watching baby kittens learn to trust humans very rewarding. She loves the sunshine, and during the summer you can sometimes find her hiking or swimming with her canine children!

Chelsea has been in Vet Med since 2006. She has two kids (Kira and Elan), two dogs (Royce Rosé and Lily, pictured) and two cats (Demi Avocado and Poe Styles). I live in Ridgeway, VA with my partner, Jay and the six aforementioned warm-bodied creatures. My hobbies include home renovation, photography, thrift shopping and loving on my family!

Miranda began her career at FPHC in January 2021. She has three dogs that she loves to spend most of her time with. Her dogs’ names are Maya, Ducky, and Goose, and they are all under three years old! Along with working as a kennel attendant, you can also find her running out prescriptions and assisting with clerical tasks.

Jade started working at Family Pet Health Center in 2021 as a kennel attendant. She is planning to pursue a path in veterinary technology after she finishes her senior year of highschool. Her favorite things to do outside of work are art, listening to music and spending time with her dog, Skip – especially hiking with him. Her favorite animals are cows. Her favorite thing about working at FPHC is learning something new and challenging every day