Technicians
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Diane Everette – Certified Veterinary Technician
Diane is married with two children. Her hobbies include camping with the family, gardening, sewing, and crafting. Diane has been with us as an Animal Health Technician since 1993. Her areas of interest in the practice include anesthesia administration and monitoring, as well as dental care. |
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Trish Fleishauer – Certified Veterinary Technician
Trish is an Animal Health Technician and has been at WVH since November 0f 1995. Her interests include skiing, traveling, and biking with her husband. She especially enjoys performing dental prophylaxis on dogs and cats. |
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Amanda Robinson – Certified Veterinary Technician
Amanda has been with WVH since 1999 and is a Certified Animal Health Technician. She enjoys spending most of her time outside. Her favorite way to spend a day is to be horseback riding, mountain biking, kayaking, backpacking or working on her farm where she and her husband call home. She enjoys all aspects of her job and taking care of our hospitalized patients. |
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Allison Miller – Certified Veterinary Technician
Allison has been with WVH since 2013, but has been practicing as a licensed veterinary technician since 2007. In her free time, she loves watching movies and sports with her husband and cuddling with her kitty Peanut. She also enjoys cooking, baking, and spending time with her family. While she loves animals of all kinds, she has a soft spot in her heart for kitty cats. She enjoys taking care of hospitalized patients and interacting with clients and their amazing pets. |
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Laura D – Veterinary Technician
Laura joined the WVH staff in the fall of 2017 as a Veterinary Technician. She had been working in the field for three years previously and has always had a strong passion for animals. Her household pets include a cat, bearded dragon, and beta fish.
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Jess Tressler – Veterinary Technician
Jess graduated from North Allegheny High School in 2014 and achieved her Associates Degree in Veterinary Technology from Vet Tech Institute in 2016. She joined the WVH Team in the summer of 2019. Jess lives with her husband, her Jack Russell terrier Henry, her tripod kitty Rambo, and two guinea pigs. In her spare time, Jess enjoys hanging out with her family and pets, taking spin bike classes, hiking with her dog, and cleaning. She also loves meeting all the animals that come through the hospital and treats them all like her own.
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Brittnay Koontz – Veterinary Technician
Brittnay joined the W.V.H. team in February of 2021, bringing with her experience in both general practice and emergency medicine. Originally from Maryland, Brittnay relocated to Western Pennsylvania where she attended Vet Tech Institute and achieved an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology. She has 2 cats named Momi and Trooper, 2 turtles named Gertrude Edith and Sal Salmonella, and a dog named Bubba. In her spare time, Brittnay enjoys kayaking and spending time with her friends and family.
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Receptionists
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Lynne Frishkorn
Lynne has been a Receptionist at WVH since 1989 and has enjoyed being able to interact with the families and pets through the years. Her husband, daughter, and grandson have learned to adapt to the numerous rescued animals that have passed through their household. One of Lynne’s favorite activities is horseback riding. She also volunteers with the 3 H Ranch Therapy Riding Program in Mercer. |
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Caitlin Kreis
Caitlin joined WVH in August of 2015. Her hobbies and interests are mainly animals, music and all things make-up! She has four furry children. Baylee, Stumpy, Oosh and Squoosh (dog, dog, cat and a rabbit). She loves her job and hopes other people could be as fortunate as her.
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Terri Douglas Terri joined WVH in 2017 as a part time receptionist. Although her background is in nursing of human patients, she loves her new position in the veterinary world and it is a welcomed change. She spends her free time with her husband, 2 children and dog Casey. |
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Jennifer Blake – Receptionist
Jennifer has been a receptionist at WVH since 2010. She enjoys working with the caring staff and compassionate doctors at WVH. |
