Certified Veterinary Technicians (Veterinary Nurses)
What is a veterinary technician? In New Hampshire, anyone can be called a veterinary technician or "vet tech." SNVH requires that OUR nurses caring for your pets are credentialed veterinary technicians, which means they hold a college degree and have passed a national exam. Learn more about veterinary technicians at NAVTA.net.
Erica Maxam, CVT
Erica has been with the practice since 2000, and she has over 25 years experience in veterinary nursing. She is a life-long resident of the Seacoast and lives with her boxer/lab mix, Winston, and a crazy Weimaraner, Vinnie, and cat, Frederick. Erica obtained her Degree in Veterinary Technology from New Hampshire Community and Technical College.
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Kaylee Burke, CVT
Kaylee received her degree in Veterinary Technology from Great Bay Community College. She is a life-long resident of the Seaocoast of NH. She has a perfect dog, Ellie, two cats, Benjen and Lommy, and a rabbit, Waffles (who thinks she is a cat).
Pet CPR Basic and Advanced Life Support Certified Rescuer
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Carrie-Ann Leatham, CVT
Carrie-Ann is a Certified Veterinary Nurse. She is a 2012 graduate of Great Bay Community College where she earned her degree in Veterinary Technology. She also shares her time at Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital in the ICU. Carrie-Ann currently lives in Portsmouth with her two dogs, Pepper and Primrose, and her cat, Sir Puffington. In her spare time, Carrie-Ann loves music and art as well as exploring the seacoast with her nephew Wyatt.
Pet CPR Basic and Advanced Life Support Certified Rescuer
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