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Robert 'Bo' Bergloff DVM:
	Dr. Bo grew upwards in Bradenton, FL where he attended Manatee High Schoolhouse. Afterwards graduating in 1988, he wanted to attend Auburn, only a budget and divine intervention caused a detour to Troy University in Alabama. He graduated with a B.S. and a fiancée in 1992. The following yr he and Apr were married. He likewise became an Auburn University Tiger, attending their esteemed veterinarian college and carrying on a Bergloff family tradition. He achieved his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1997 and worked every bit an acquaintance veterinarian in Atmore, AL and Bay Minette, AL. In 2007, he and Apr moved their growing family to the Panama City area to pursue practice ownership and raise their 3 children, Henley, Daughtry and Addie Ross. The daily Bergloff activities are supervised by Lucy the Golden Retriever and critiqued by a sizeable horde of felines.

Dr. Amanda Rex, DVM:
	Born in Clearwater Florida, Dr. King has e'er fostered a love for animals great and small. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree; her parents recently retired to a small hobby subcontract including a few horses, goats and cows, oh my! Veterinary medicine was not e'er Dr. Male monarch's goal, but a pivotal summer spent working with a DVM to care for two of her horses opened her eyes to the possibility. As a graduate from the Academy of Florida in 2011 with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine equally well as a Masters in Public Health, she proved herself to be a true double threat. She eventually settled in Georgia practicing as an associate veterinarian, doing relief and emergency work as well. Falling for a man in uniform, she and Brett were married in 2016. Three years later, a transfer brought them to Panama Metropolis and to Northward Bay Animal Infirmary, perfect timing for us to welcome our outset full fourth dimension acquaintance veterinarian. They moved with their sweet Australian Shepherd Crystal and sassy Peter Jamal the true cat.

Becca Hartwell: Technician
	Becca was born in Chicago Illinois but her parents longed for a simpler life. At the age of 13, they decided Kentucky was the place to be, farm livin' is the life to be, country spreadin' so far and broad, then long Windy City, hither we come countryside! Consummate with peacocks, alpacas, cows and horses, Becca became a true Kentucky farm girl. Difficult work paid off, she became a valued fellow member of the Murray Land Equestrian squad, where she first majored in concern. Subsequently her commencement twelvemonth, she realized she was just kidding with the business organisation major and switched to the veterinarian technician plan. Successfully graduating in 2016, Becca connected to acquire and grow in the veterinary field in Kentucky, until bonding over a common honey of High german Shepherds with her now husband, Joey. A move to Florida in 2022, followed by her and Joey'southward hymeneals, eventually led Becca to her work family here at North Bay Animal Hospital. Sharing their domicile with Czecko, Kevin and Gin, all iii German Shepherds, makes ane of Becca's "favorite" pastimes running the vacuum.

Jennifer Williams: Technician
	Jennifer is a Florida native, born and raised in Palm Beach Canton. Every bit a youngster, she showtime began developing her keenness for team piece of work while riding horses for her local mounted drill team. She also enjoyed the thrill of barrel racing and earned the right to phone call herself the 3D barrel champion of her competitive circuit. Later relocating to Northward Florida in 2003, she waited tables at dark while she trained horses and managed a local dressage barn during the day. She took time out of the saddle to go a mom, and as her girls grew up, she decided it was time to follow her dream of becoming a vet tech. She joined the North Bay Animal Hospital family unit in September 2022, eagerly taking her first footstep to get the vet tech she is destined to be. Happily married, Jennifer and her married man share their love and lives with 3 man girls, 2 canine children, and 2 horses. Her enthusiasm and drive are welcome additions to our team.

Renee Wilson: Technician

Renee was born outside Nashville in a boondocks called Adams, famous for the fable of the Bell Witch. When Renee was 15 years one-time, she and her family unit moved to Bay county. She wasn't concerned about leaving witches backside, she was mostly troubled well-nigh having to delay obtaining her driver'due south allow and freedom because of the differences in state law.

Regardless of where she lived, Renee has e'er loved animals, especially cats and dogs. But not chickens. Since grandma's hateful chickens used to chase her around the yard, at that place is no love lost between Renee and chickens. She has successfully completed some pre-veterinarian courses at Gulf Coast College and has worked for a select few clinics in Bay canton as a valued veterinarian technician.

N Bay is truly fortunate to take added her to the family roster. Renee is married, sharing her home with her hubby, one human male child, one human girl, iii children of the canine variety, one feline who rules the roost and a bearded dragon, just to mix things up a scrap.

Sylvia Mahalak: Receptionist
	Sylvia brings customer service excellence to North Bay's forepart office squad. From humble beginnings every bit Queen of Alpina County (MI) to her stellar legacy of underwater basket weaving at Flagler in St. Augustine, Sylvia has too danced her manner through Michigan with a traveling polka band. For 5 years, Bay County's hearing-impaired children were fortunate to have Sylvia as their teacher. Her polka days behind her, Sylvia longed to trip the light fantastic once again so she began tap classes. Her face up is familiar to many of our clients already since she honed her customer service skills at Fusion Fettle Center in Lynn Haven. Somehow while learning to play the drums, street racing her '69 Camaro and practicing calligraphy, she found time to raise two beautiful girls. St. Peter keeps a close middle on her: never fear, St. Peter is her Bengal true cat.

Lucy: Back Office Greeter/Protection
	Lucy the Aureate Retriever is never far from the boss-human being a.k.a. her dad, Dr. Bo. She joined the Bergloff association in 2016, utterly delighted to exist a part of such a groovy family. Almost weekdays, yous can find her in the doctors' part waiting for her favorite human to come back and dote on her. From her station in the clinic, she is certain to express a hearty hello to whatever patient or client coming down the hall. Sometimes her greeting voice can be a little loud and scary, but the happy face up and wagging tail convey her true sentiment. In her spare time, Lucy enjoys swimming in the family unit puddle, going to the banking concern with Dr. Bo (bulldoze-thru simply where they know she requires at least 2 cookies) and pilfering nutrient from Sylvia the receptionist'due south purse.

Stevie: Ceremonial Figurehead

Stevie first came to North Bay Animal Hospital as a clemency instance donated over the fence into the backyard of a staff member at the tender estimated age of half dozen-ish months. The obvious deficiencies in her eyesight inspired the staff to name her Stevie..as in Wonder. The original intention was to discover her a home of her own, simply once the extent of her defective vision was realized, her North Bay family became and then selective about her placement she ended upward staying at the clinic. Like Lucy, food is a major motivator for Stevie considering you would never look a blind true cat to be able to run full tilt from the front end office, down the hallway, effectually ii corners and into her tajma-kennel without running into one wall (simply feeding time). Prior to Hurricane Michael, she had a bit of a wellness scare; her chest x-rays showed possible lung lesions and she began having issues with appetite and weight loss. When Hurricane Michael walloped Bay County, her North Bay family was very concerned for her well-being. With no electricity at the clinic, she claimed refugee status in the office managing director's house and staged an amazing come-back. To this twenty-four hour period she nonetheless travels to and from the role with the director, and she shares her space with a family unit of humans. She only puts up with the two canines living with her in the refugee camp because they were in that location commencement and the dizzy humans seem to like them.

Dog helps girl at water fountain