ROMIE LANE PET HOSPITAL - Key Persons

Amanda Sewill

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Senior Director of Field Operations

Charlotte Kuduk

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Director of People and Engagement

Daniel Gildea

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Business Operations Coordinator

Dr. Moffatt is the Founder and current CEO of VetnCare, Inc, a growing group of veterinary hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area. These days his main foci are New Graduate mentorship, Veterinarian recruitment, and clinical leadership and operations. In 2017 Dr. Moffatt was awarded the California Veterinary Medical Association's "RVT's Outstanding DVM of the Year". This award recognizes Dr. Moffatt's hard work and dedication to his patients, clients and staff alike and rewards his focus on education, training and progressive medicine. He is an active member of the CVMA's PAC (Political Action Committee) and the Certified Veterinary Assistant Committee. He is also a past Vice President and Board Member of the Alameda County Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Moffatt is an Expert Witness for the Veterinary Medical Board providing consultation to the board as part of Disciplinary Investigations. He speaks at numerous AVMA accredited schools around the world, covering various business topics including professional happiness, debt management, veterinary business finance, entrepreneurialism, and veterinary business ownership.

Dr. Kelly Rockwell

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Clinical Field Training Leader

Dr. Lee Morris

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Regional

Dr. Terry White

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Area Clinical Director

Dr. White has been in the veterinary profession for nearly 40 years and continues to love it. At this stage of his career, he is very interested in giving back to the profession by investing in the next generation of veterinarians, technicians, and staff. Years of experience as a practice developer and owner of multiple hospitals, has given him a desire to help the next generation be their best for the clients and patients they see daily. Dr. White has a varied background in not only practice ownership but also in surgical and medical mentorship. He has also been involved with oversight of many hospitals in multiple states. These experiences have helped shape a deeper love for the crew that comes into the hospital daily to do this thing we call veterinary medicine.