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About Us
Jennifer L. Johnson-Neitman, DVM, DACVR Founder/Owner
Dr. Neitman is passionate about radiology. She has previously worked as a radiologist in academia and private specialty practice. For over the last 11 years, she has been providing high quality academic style ultrasound services for veterinarians, pets, and their families in the Edmond, Greater Oklahoma City Metro, and surrounding areas. She loves connecting with veterinarians, their patients, and creating lasting relationships. She strives to provide a service she would want her own pet to receive.
Dr. Neitman has a menagerie of pets with unique names thanks to the wonderful imagination of her family. She has 4 guinea pigs (all rescues). Their names are: Furious Peanut Unicorn, Rockin' Pickles Pineapple, Rumblin' Rolo, and Mighty Reese's. She has two rescue dogs, a beagle named Lazy Daisy Grace and a terrier mix named Tickles the Hairy Monster. Her newest crew members are two English Labrador retriever puppies named Jemma Jean Midnight Pearl (black lab) and Phoebe Easter Munchkin (chocolate Lab). Last but not least is Fred a Red-Lored Amazon parrot she has had since she was 8-years-old. She found out that Fred is actually a Freda through DNA sexing in vet school, whoops!
Dr. Neitman loves spending quality time with her family in the great outdoors, camping, hiking, and fishing. She loves photography, especially landscape photography of the National Parks. She also loves to read, old movies, 80's and 90's music, and especially spoiling her pets who bring so much joy, love, and comfort to her family!
Jenny Matthews, CVT, CVPM-Practice Manager
Jenny has been a Certified Veterinary Technician since 2003 and became a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager in 2013. She is the owner of By Your Side Solutions, a veterinary practice management company. She is a current and long time member of the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association. She strives to simplify practice management for veterinary hospitals. She is skilled in organization, project management, and team Building. She and her colleagues at By Your Side Solutions have written a book on veterinary practice management that is to be published soon.
Chelly Grooms- Registered Veterinary Technician and Patient Care Lead
I attended OSU-OKC to become a registered veterinary technician. Animal care has always been a passion of mine since I was young. I enjoy meeting and getting to know new people and creating new experiences. I own three French bulldogs (Sergio, Boo Bunny, and Patton), a chihuahua (Karen), and a kitten (Wasabi). During my personal time, I enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and camping, and spending quality time with my friends and family. Relationships are very important to me. I love being able to share my experiences with people I love.
Alyssa Preston-Tech Assistant Referral Coordinator
Hi, my name is Alyssa, I’m from a small town and moved to Oklahoma City to pursue my career. I’ve had a passion for being an advocate for animals large and small as long as I can remember. My entire family is this way. Vet med has so many ups and downs, I truly hope if anyone remembers anything about me, it is my empathy for these animals. I treat them all as if they are my own. I love connecting with the animals and with their owners as well. Although I have had to take a step back from actual hands on work due to having our first baby, I hope that my knowledge when talking to clients and referring DVMs eases everyone minds. My partner and I have one dog (pups) one cat (Mr Lo Mein) and a green cheek conure ( wonton).
Hannah Lampson-Tech Assistant
My name is Hannah Lampson and I’ve been a veterinary assistant since 2018. I live in Blanchard, OK on a little farm with my husband and two kids. We have goats, chickens and 3 dachshunds. I love being an advocate for animals and aiding in their care. Being in vet med is an ever changing environment where no two days are the same, and I enjoy never having a dull moment.
Consultants
April Durtschi, DVM, DACVIM Cardiologist
Rebecca Tims, DVM, DACVIM Small Animal Internal Medicine
Dr. Carley Saelinger, DVM, DACVIM Cardiologist
Dr. April Durtschi is an esteemed veterinary cardiologist and the heartbeat of Veterinary Cardiology of Orange County. Driven by an inherent passion for animal welfare and a strong belief in the irreplaceable bond between pets and their guardians, she has tailored her specialty services to uphold these values.
As the only female-owned cardiology business in the region, Dr. Durtschi isn’t just breaking the glass ceiling; she’s reconstructing a more inclusive, balanced veterinary world. She fosters empowerment and resonance for fellow female veterinarians and business owners. Through her dedication, warmth, and personalized approach to cardiac care, Dr. Durtschi doesn’t simply aspire to be a good doctor. She strives to be a beacon of comfort and assurance for you and your pet, guiding you toward heart health with unmatched empathy and expertise.
Dr. Carley Saelinger, DVM, DACVIM Cardiologist
Rebecca Tims, DVM, DACVIM Small Animal Internal Medicine
Dr. Carley Saelinger, DVM, DACVIM Cardiologist
Dr. Saelinger is the founder and CEO of Cardiac Vet, Inc., a teleconsulting service for interpretation of cardiac diagnostic studies. Her clinical interests include medical and surgical treatment of arrhythmias. She is one of two cardiologists in the United States who specialize in implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) surgery, programming and defibrillation. She also customizes pacemaker programming for individual canine patients. She has vast experience and a long-time special interest in the pathophysiology & treatment of arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy (AC) of Boxers and English Bulldogs.
Dr. Saelinger is a graduate of The Schreyer Honors College at the Pennsylvania State University. She obtained her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2007. She then completed a one-year rotating internship at the University of Florida in Gainesville, followed by a cardiology internship and cardiology residency at Louisiana State University from 2008-2012. In 2012, she became a Diplomate (Board Certified Cardiologist) of the ACVIM in the specialty of Cardiology.
Rebecca Tims, DVM, DACVIM Small Animal Internal Medicine
Rebecca Tims, DVM, DACVIM Small Animal Internal Medicine
Rebecca Tims, DVM, DACVIM Small Animal Internal Medicine
Dr. Rebecca Tims received her DVM from Oklahoma State University. She did a rotating internship at Kansas State University followed by a small animal internship at OSU. She is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Her
particular clinical interests include management of infectious and immune-mediated diseases, she especially enjoys managing the internal medicine needs of geriatric pets and pets with cancer.
Dr. Tims enjoys spending time away from the hospital with family and friends, golfing and fishing. Their house is ruled by a tiny chihuahua, Priss, two cats, Emerson and Piper, and a red-footed tortoise, Scottie.
