Stratham-Newfields Veterinary Hospital
Providing Seacoast Pets a Higher Standard of Care 
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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. 
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Erica Maxam, CVT

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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

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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). 
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Pet CPR Basic and Advanced Life Support Certified Rescuer
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Carrie-Ann Leatham, CVT

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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.
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Pet CPR Basic and Advanced Life Support Certified Rescuer
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 Stratham-Newfields Veterinary Hospital, 8 Main Street, Newfields NH 03856
Phone: 603-778-7687   | Fax: 603-778-2471  |   [email protected]
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