On several occasions Joe has saved the life of someone’s pet. He is our lead technician and has had 18 years of veterinary nursing experience. Joe began working with SEAH on a part time basis but Dr. Homer convinced him to work with us full time in 2003.

While he enjoys working with large animals, he has had extensive experience in small animal practices including emergency clinics. One of his greatest qualities is his patience. He has trained most of SEAH’s technician assistants and we commend him for toughing it out in an office full of women.

He is indispensable to us. He provides our team with morale and is the first one to say, “Oh, it’s not so bad.” Joe doubles as our handy man when we need something fixed. We are never easy on him and when there is anything really heavy to be picked up – we call on him. What would we do without him?