Amanda came to Reidsville Veterinary Hospital from the human dental world. She was the practice administrator for a group of oral surgeons in Greensboro but her love for animals lured her to our team. Her responsibilities are managing the finances of RVH and our sister practices and keeping a close eye on inventory and payroll. She assists our clients with financial questions and helps keep our practice within budget. Amanda enjoys trail riding with her husband and their daughter in the mountains and still finds time to help her parents on the family farm.
Kathe Nagy – came to Reidsville in 2004 as a receptionist. It didn’t take long for us to see her talent and promote her to the Office Manager position. Kathe has many years of experience in the veterinary field. She has been a veterinary assistant and held management positions in major retail companies. She earned her degree in accounting and uses her skills to keep our client accounts in good order. Kathe loves all animals but holds a special place in her heart for kitties!
Linda began her career at Reidsville Veterinary Hospital as a receptionist. When we saw the need for better inventory control we came to Linda. She previously worked at Proctor and Gamble and was very skilled in managing lots and lots of supplies! She is responsible for ordering all the medications, supplies and products it takes to run both a large and small animal hospital- no small task as there are over 2500 separate items on our inventory list. Linda takes advantage of living in the country by having lots of pets including her goat Nanny Belle who stays in trouble with her adventures.
Anita been with RVH since 1994. She takes personal pride in the exceptional care our boarding guests receive while in her department. Anita has a way with even the most difficult dogs and knows the likes and dislikes of our frequent visitors by heart. Rest assured if your pet is boarding with us – Anita is watching over them like her own.
As our head Emergency Technician Jody brings may years of animal care experience to our team. She began working in a veterinary practice at the age of 15 and worked her way up from the kennel to becoming the ER tech in charge of the entire team. She worked as a veterinary technician for 10 years gaining valuable experience by working with veterinary specialists. During a brief career change Jody continued her education and became a Human Service Supportive Living Manager for the state of Connecticut where she supervised 14 staff and monitored 6 residents. After deciding to move to North Carolina she resumed her career in animal care with Reidsville Veterinary Hospital. In addition to her veterinary experience she is also certified in Human CPR and First Aid.
Wendy is the Head Veterinary Technician for Reidsville Veterinary Hospital. She began her career during emergency hours but now leads our day time nursing staff. She is not only skilled in veterinary nursing but is a Human EMT and a volunteer firefighter.
One of the most important areas of our hospital is the reception
desk. Our friendly, courteous staff is here to welcome you and your pet and assist you in making appointments, purchasing supplies and handling financial transactions. While you are here take a look through our Photo Albums and our Behind the Scenes Tour books. Also notice the pet education TV playing with the latest in pet care products and treatments. We are proud to say that the logo behind the desk was hand painted by one of our talented veterinary assistants.
Reidsville Veterinary Hospital boasts one of the only 24 hour a day staffed boarding kennels in the state. Safety and sanitation are top priority in our kennel area. Dogs are housed in large runs for the big guys and cages for the smaller fellows. Pets are required to be current on all vaccinations and flea and tick free for the protection of all our boarders. Playtime is available for a small additional fee in our large outdoor shaded play area. In the summer months our guests can enjoy paddling around in a doggie swimming pool. Kitties are kept in a room of their own. And of course there are lots of ear and belly rubs thrown in for free!
