Certified Veterinary Technicians (Veterinary Nurses)

Erica Maxam, CVT

Senior Veterinary Nurse
Erica has been with the practice since 2000, and has over 15 years experience in veterinary nursing. She is a life-long resident of the Seacoast and lives with her two cats, Stewie and Sasha and her boxer/lab mix, Winston. Erica obtained her Degree in Veterinary Technology from New Hampshire Community and Technical College. Not only is Erica a certified veterinary technician, she is also a Certified EMT.

Kiera Arguin, CVT

Kiera moved to the seacoast from northern New Hampshire to pursue her dream of working with animals. She joined the team in 2010 and attended Great Bay Community College where she graduated in 2013 with a Degree in Veterinary Technology. In April of 2014, she sat for the National Technician exam and became a Certified Veterinary Technician. She is passionate about animal care and has a special affinity for dentistry. She shares her spare time with her fur family: Tia, a lab/beagle mix and Tilly, a feisty Maine Coon mix.

Carrie-Ann Leatham, CVT

Carrie-Ann Leatham is a Veterinary Nurse and Client Services Representative. She has been with the practice since 2012. Carrie-Ann is a 2012 graduate of the Great Bay Community College, where she earned her Degree in Veterinary Technology and is currently pursuing a veterinary technician specialty in small animal clinical practice. She is also an integral member of our client service representative team. Carrie-Ann lives in the seacoast with her three cats Isaac, Dayle and Micah.
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. 

Amber Ganley, CVT

Amber Ganley recently graduated with a degree in Veterinary Technology from UNH Thompson School.  She is an animal enthusiast and hopes to gain more knowledge in marine life rehabilitation. Amber lives with a big family including her Chinook, Maizy. She is excited to continue learning more as her education and work experience evolve.

Amanda Dame, CVT

Bio to come!