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Clinic Hours:
Monday - Friday : 8am to 6pm
Saturday : 8am to 2 pm
Sunday : Closed
T: 408.263.3990
F: 408.263.0331
1393 S. Park Victoria Dr.
Milpitas, CA 95035
 Click here for directions.

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Parktown Veterinary Hospital Staff

Meet Our Hospital Staff |
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Meet Dr. Amy Long
Dr. Amy Long
graduated in 2004 from Ross University having completed her clinical
studies at Cornell University in NY. Dr. Long earned her B.S. from
Guilford College in 2000.
Originally from the Norh Carolina/Virginia
area, Dr. Long practiced in upstate NY and Clevland OH before moving to
California in 2008.
Her special interests includes surgery and she
greatly enjoys all types of soft tissue surgical procedures.
The Long
family comprises of 2 cats, Hank and Ruby Tuesday, and two dogs, Bo (a
Boston Terrier) and Jessie (a Lab Mix). In her free time she enjoys
hiking with their dogs, fishing and bird watching...truly an animal
enthusiast.
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Meet Dr. Nate Fichtenberg
Born and raised in Sonoma, California, Dr. Fichtenberg received honors in a Zoology degree at University of California at Santa Barbara and then attended veterinary school at The Royal Veterinary College in London, England.
Dr. Fichtenberg has special interest in internal medicine, diagnostic imagery, pharmacology, and anesthesiology.
Outside of work, he spends his time with his wife, Véronique. They enjoy tango dancing, hiking, wine tasting, and spending time with their cat, LoveBug.
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Vanessa Sanchez
Veterinary Technician
Vanessa Sanchez has been living in California for more than four years now. Residing from a small town in New Mexico; growing up on a ranch with her parents and three sisters. Vanessa has been working in the veterinary field for four years and joined the family at Parktown Veterinary Clinic April of 2009. She also just recently graduated from Western Career College to become a Registered Veterinary Technician. She has two little Chihuahuas, Timmy and Mika. |
Cassie St.
Marie
Veterinary Technician
Cassie came to us as a
veterinary assistant and has worked her way up to technician status. Even though she's still learning new things every day, she has proven to be a valuable asset to our hospital. You might've noticed her glowing smile and
cheery attitude around the clinic. Cassie has an authentic
love for animals and is an outgoing and athletic person. We
think you will enjoy having her work with you pet. |
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Laura Crouch
Veterinary Assistant
Laura can be seen every
where in our hospital. She assists our receptionists,
technicians, and doctors when needed...meaning she's very busy all
the time. We appreciate the back-breaking work she does for us and our clients. Outside of Parktown, she enjoys watching movies,
playing with her dogs, and is an avid Shark's fan. |
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Agatha
Diepenbrock
Office Manager
The person who really keeps
the place running is our office manager, Agatha. She plays
the hardest part at Parktown because her job description is really
to solve every problem that comes along. If you have a
special problem or request, just ask to speak to her. She is
a very empathetic person with lots of patience.
When she's not at work
she's at play. Agatha is recently married and has
finished with her EMT courses. She rides her Standardbred
horse, Duvall, at every opportunity she can get. |
Diann
Riggs
Receptionist
Diann has been our
receptionist for as long as most of us can remember. She
currently has three Golden Retrievers - Timmy, Cammi, and
Shammy - who run her life. Timmy is showing in Rally and has
completed three degrees. He is working on his fourth
degree. Cammi is working in Obedience and Rally and has
achieved her first degree in Rally. Last but not least,
Shammy is working in Obedience and Rally and hopes to produce some
beautiful show puppies soon. On her off-time, Diann can be
found working with her dogs or attending San Jose Sharks hockey
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Vicky Rusconi
Receptionist
Vicky is our head receptionist and an old friend and client. She has two
energetic shelties named Abby and Ivy. Abby is certified for pet
therapy where she goes to various care homes and facilities to give
hope and friendship to those who need it. Vicky rescued Ivy from being euthanized for her deafness. Ivy has proven to be a lovely and smart dog despite her silent world. Vicky also has a
second and primary job as a dog trainer and is a great person to
talk to about behavior problems and tips. If you are
interested in hiring her for dog training you are welcome to
call our clinic and leave your information for her to call you
back. |
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