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2042 15th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98119
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Phone: 206-285-7387
Fax: 206-285-9074
Email: info@elliottbayah.com

Hours

Mon-Fri: 7:00am - 6:00pm
Sat: **TEMPORARILY CLOSED**
Sun: Closed

Our Doctors

Aimee Kimmel, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Kimmel's Bio

Dr. Kimmel grew up in the Seattle area with many pets including guinea pigs, gerbils, fish, cats, and dogs. She graduated from the University of Washington with a BS in biology and chemistry minor then moved back East to live and work in New York City for a few years before returning to Washington to attend Washington State University for vet school.

She now resides in West Seattle with her husband, two children, and adventurous French bulldog mixes, Hambone and Pickles. She loves boating, snowshoeing, long walks with dogs, and travel. 

Ayaka Nakamura, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Nakamura's Bio
Dr. Nakamura graduated from Michigan State University with a dual degree in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Master of Public Health. She has a passion in protecting animal health through preventive care, as well as interests in internal medicine and dentistry. She strives to provide the best care for her patients by staying current in medicine and collaborating with colleagues & specialists.

Dr. Nakamura is a recent transplant from Michigan and now lives in Seattle with a cat named Bumblebee. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and outdoor activities like hiking and skiing. She also loves staying in with Bumblebee and watching the rain fall.

Heather Weihl, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Weihl's Bio
Heather Weihl, DVM, graduated from Tufts University in 1988, fulfilling her lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian. Although she has worked with all kinds of animals from sloths to snow leopards, she most loves caring for your four-legged family members from their pediatric through their senior years. In her free time, she travels, plays trombone and accordion and volunteers for some terrific non-profit organizations, and loves spending time with her exceptionally talented and handsome cats.

Kelly Burke, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Burke's Bio

Dr. Kelly Burke is the most recent addition to the doctor team at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital.  She’s a New York native and obtained a degree in Biology and Spanish from Binghamton University. Shortly after, Dr. Burke was accepted at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and moved to the beautiful island of St. Kitts & Nevis. She completed her clinical year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and graduated with a DVM in 2016. Before moving up to the Seattle area, she worked for several years as a mixed animal vet on the coast of Northern California. She had the pleasure of working with all types of animals – from dairy cows and backyard chickens to geckos and guinea pigs (even the occasional ostrich.) She currently resides in Seattle and is very excited to explore her new home in the Pacific NW. In her free time, she likes to work out, travel, hike, practice yoga, and explore new breweries and restaurants with friends.

Emily Grossman, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Grossman's Bio
Dr. Grossman grew up in the Seattle area and has been practicing veterinary medicine in Seattle since 2009. She received her BA from Brown University and taught high school math in Seattle for several years prior to attending veterinary school at Washington State University. Her veterinary interests include preventative care for all ages, helping senior pets live their best lives, and making veterinary visits as stress-free as possible for anxious pets. Most of all, she loves the bonds she forms with families and their pets.

Dr. Grossman volunteers with Pasado’s Safe Haven, Doney Coe Memorial Clinic, and Seattle Veterinary Outreach. She lives in Seattle with her husband, dogs Arlette and Pierre, cats Mookie and Zubaida, and a Russian tortoise named Major Tom. When she isn’t working, she loves international travel (especially to see wild animals in their natural habitats), appreciating the natural splendor of the Pacific Northwest, playing with her nieces and nephew, and supporting Seattle’s local drag scene.

Debra Nicholson, DVM

Veterinarian, Owner

Dr. Nicholson's Bio

Dr. Debra Nicholson spent her early career working in the field of exotic animal veterinary medicine and rehabilitation at such facilities as WildCare Foundation in Noble, Oklahoma, Homer Veterinary Clinic in Homer, Alaska, Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation in San Antonio, Texas and Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. Finally, in 2010, Dr. Nicholson moved to Seattle, Washington, where she worked a brief time with a local nonprofit before purchasing Rainier Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Nicholson would go on to purchase two more independent practices, Elliott Bay Animal Hospital and Bothell Pet Hospital, before setting sites on a large-scale rebuild of Rainier Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Nicholson works as a relief veterinarian at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital and is the leader of the parent organization of all three practices, Veterinary Roots.

Education:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Oklahoma State University School of Veterinary Medicine

Bachelor of Science, Biology, Colorado State University

Home Life:

In her free time, Dr. Nicholson enjoys hiking, running, snowboarding, touring the area in search of unique breweries with amazing IPAs, and biking with her family and her three dogs, Tater, an American Bulldog, and their ever rowdy Bernadoodles, Yeti and Marley.

Allison Scire, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Scire's Bio
Dr. Scire grew up in New Market Maryland with a wide variety of pets including a wild sparrow that she and her mom rehabilitated. It was her childhood dream to become a veterinarian, so she began working in the field in 2007 as a veterinary assistant until she graduated from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016. Her love of travel and the great outdoors inspired her to move to the PNW post graduation and she has been working in small animal private practice since then.

Professionally Dr. Scire has a strong interest in multi-modal pain management, soft tissue surgery, fear free handling, and preventative care medicine. She loves building strong relationships with clients and patients and helping them live happier, healthier lives.

Outside of work, Dr. Scire enjoys fly fishing, backcountry snowboarding, backpacking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. She lives with an incredibly cuddly and sociable cat named Artie who came from the streets of West Seattle.

Dr. Luk

Jody Luk , DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Luk's Bio

Dr. Jody Luk joined Elliott Bay Animal Hospital in 2022 following the completion of her BVetMed doctorate from the Royal Veterinary College at the University of London. This was followed by an internship year at the Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle, where she was able to further refine her skills in emergency medicine, radiology, internal medicine, neurology, and surgery.

Dr. Luk began her academic career at the University of Washington where she was twice honored on the dean’s list before pursuing her veterinary studies at the Royal Veterinary College, where she was also awarded a pass with distinction.

“Why do I love veterinary medicine?,” shared Dr. Luk. “Each day is different than the next but, in the end, you are able to help animals and the people who love them. What keeps me going is listening to each unique story and what that pet means to their families.”

Professionally Dr. Luk has a strong interest in internal medicine, geriatric and hospice care along with urgent care and preventative medicine. She is focused on providing comprehensive care while working closely with our clients to address their pet’s specific, long-term needs.

Education:
Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, Royal Veterinary College, University of London, London, United Kingdom
Bachelor of Science, Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

Volunteer Work:
Dr. Luk previously worked as a veterinary services volunteer at the Seattle Humane Society, a caregiver at the PAWS cat adoption center, and a bat care provider at the Covey Lab at the University of Washington.

Home Life:
Dr. Luk shares her home with two precocious cats, Kimchi and Cheddar, along with her super mutt Flower who is a little too enthusiastic about life. In her spare time, Dr. Luk enjoys exploring the world and learning about history and culture while also enjoying live music, knitting, baking bread, and striving to find the bet boba shop in Seattle.

During her academic pursuits, Dr. Luk also had the unique opportunity to explore her love of travel with study breaks in Lisbon, dogsledding in Oslo, and many other adventures.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. Jody Luk joins the Elliott Bay Animal Hospital team on the heels of her completion of her BVetMed doctorate from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London, and several externship rotations where she was able to further refine her skills in radiology, internal medicine, and surgery.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Luk, please call 206.285.7387 or email us at info@elliottbayah.com.

Licensed Veterinary Technicians

David

LVT, Facilities Manager & Lead Trainer

David's Bio
David, LVT, Facilities Manager, Lead Trainer, was born and raised in upstate New York and has been working in the veterinary field since 1984. He moved to Seattle in 1995 where he joined the EBAH team as an LVT. His hobbies include fishing, camping, gardening, juggling, and wire art. Most of his free time is spent with his kids and partner having great adventures. He currently has three dogs: a Chiweenie named Uli, a Schnoodle named Zoomie, and Zilla the Chabrador. Cats? Yes, two of them: Burt and Zig. Also, Magneto the veiled Chameleon, Monty the African grey parrot, Koi and tarantulas. He has worked at EBAH for half his life and loves caring for, working with and growing with the generations of clients and their animals.
Caity

Caity

LVT

Caity's Bio

Caity, LVT, was born in Topanga Canyon, a small art-loving mountain town in Southern California. She and her mother moved to Seattle when she was 12 years old and she now considers Seattle to be her true home. Caity has always felt a strong connection and comfort with animals, growing up surrounded by many dogs and cats that she formed special relationships with. When she was 16, she spent her junior year of High School as an exchange student in Venezuela, where she made friends with many other exchange students whom she was lucky enough to be able to visit in their home countries after graduating. Once back in the states, Caity earned a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and Religious Studies from Western Washington University, followed by a degree in Veterinary Technology. Caity enjoys reading, yoga, traveling, and is honored to have a career that joins both her love of animals and lifelong learning!

Chelcey

Chelcey

LVT

Chelcey's Bio

Coming soon!

Chris

LVT, Tech Team Manager
Chris's Bio

Chris Bryan joined the Elliott Bay Animal Hospital team in 2022 as our technician team manager where she has taken on the critical role of managing our support medical teams and providing guidance on all protocols and processes. Chris brings years of experience to this position having worked as a licensed veterinary technician since 2014 at several fast-faced emergency/specialty hospitals, multi-doctor general practices and a university veterinary emergency center. Chris is also cross licensed in California and Missouri and has obtained their Fear-Free Certified Professional Level III certification. She is an invaluable asset to our team and we are very happy to have her continued leadership and support as we continue to work towards providing exceptional patient care.

“What do I love about veterinary medicine?,” shared Chris. “I love the breakthroughs most of all. During my career, I have worked with many fearful, nervous, anxious and aggressive animals. I love watching them grow and build those relationships with their new owners and the medical teams.”

Education

Associates in Veterinary Technology, PIMA Medical Institute, Seattle, Washington

Veterinary Assistant Program, PIMA Medical Institute, Seattle, Washington

Home Life:

Chris shares her home with Zeke, her 12-year-old Chihuahua/Terrier, and Tibby, her Cerebellar Hypoplasia kitty. In her downtime, she enjoys time at dog parks and relaxing with puzzles, game shows or playing games and singing offkey with friends.

Caity

Ezzy

LVT

Ezzy's Bio

Coming soon!

Chelcey

Shelby

LVT

Shelby's Bio

Coming soon!

Veterinary Assistants

Leah

Veterinary Assistant, Client Care Coordinator, VMC
Leah's Bio

Leah has been with EBAH since 2016 after working many years in multiple roles at a retirement home on Mercer Island. She’s had great compassion for helping people live healthy and happy lives and has decided to focus that compassion towards animals and their owners. Born and raised in the PNW, Leah has always had animals in her life, she currently has a 14-year-old big tabby named Billy and a leopard gecko named Lemmy. During her time away from EBAH Leah also works at a retirement home in north Seattle. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, walking dogs, cross-stitching and watching all the movies.

Julie

Lead Veterinary Assistant

Julie's Bio

Coming soon!

Sophie

Veterinary Assistant
Sophie's Bio

Coming Soon!

kiara

Kiara

Veterinary Assistant

Kiara's Bio

Kiara joined the Elliott Bay Animal Hospital in 2022 following her move to Seattle, Washington from Trujilio Alto, Puerto Rico. While in Puerto Rico, Kiara pursued her studies and applied her skills as a veterinary assistant at a local veterinary hospital and at the regional horse rescue Hacienda Siesta.

“I have loved animals since a very young age,” shared Kiara. “At 13, I was able to volunteer at Hospital Para Mascotas to see if this is where I should set my sights on my future. Well, I knew in just one day that working with animals is what I was brought here to do. I don’t see myself doing anything else. It is my true passion.”

Additionally, Kiara is looking forward to using her bilingual skills to better support our Spanish- speaking community.

Education

  • Bachelor in General Biology, University of Puerto Rico-Humacao, Huacao, Puerto Rico, United States
  • Colegio Adianez, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
  • Veterinary Technology, Universidad Ana G. Mendez, San Juan, Puerto Rico
  • Bonneville School, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Volunteer Work
Kiara previously volunteered for Hacienda Siesta Allegre in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico where she had the opportunity to care for horses rescued from the streets or off the racetrack. She also participated in “spayathons” at the Hospital Para Mascotas in Puerto Rico.

Home Life
Kiara knows how to make the most of her personal time by getting as much exercise as she can inside or outside hiking, running, etc. She also enjoys a good Netflix marathon. Sharing her home is her beloved tabby cat Miau. This tiny, affectionate wonder loves to hurl herself at the feet of anyone she meets in order to demand pets and love.

Kiara is also quite passionate about volleyball and played in the Borinquen Coqui Volleyball League from 2008 to 2013.

Hannah

Veterinary Assistant
Hannah's Bio

Coming soon!

Katie

Veterinary Assistant

Katie's Bio

Coming Soon!

Taylor

Veterinary Assistant

Taylor's Bio

Coming soon!

Bella

Veterinary Assistant

Bella's Bio

Coming soon!

Alli

Veterinary Assistant

Alli's Bio

Alli is one of our Veterinary Assistants here at EBAH. She first started with us as one of our Animal Care Assistants and spent her first year caring and loving on all of our boarders. She moved here from Portland, OR and graduated from Oregon State University back in 2018,  where she got her Bachelor’s in Biology Pre-Vet. Alli is applying to veterinary schools this year, and hopefully will be attending school next year. In her free time, she loves going on hikes throughout Washington, running, playing basketball, finding the best places to eat in Seattle, and Netflix binging. Alli doesn’t have any pets of her own, but gets to spend a lot of time house sitting for coworkers and patients! One day she hopes to be able to own a dog but wants to spend time focusing on school first.

Client Care Coordinators

Dylan

Client Care Coordinator, VMC, Lead
Dylan's Bio

Dylan arrived in Seattle, WA in 2018, hailing from Iowa in search of new adventures. His travels lead him to the doors of a guild renowned for its trustworthiness and compassion for animals. Elliott Bay Animal Hospital. He quickly moved to join the guild in their quest to ensure the health and well-being of all Seattle’s canine and feline companions. He brings along with him an animal companion of his own, a feline known as Ophelia the Kind. When not working for the guild, Dylan enjoys worldbuilding fantasy settings, hand-drawing large-scale maps, playing board games, and genuinely enjoying living.

STR: 14 DEX: 10 CON: 12 INT: 12 WIS: 18 CHA: 10
Proficiencies: Animal Handling, Arcana, Insight, Nature, & Perception

Kaylee

Client Care Coordinator, Animal Care Assistant
Kaylee's Bio
After living all over the country and in Switzerland, Kaylee finally settled in the Seattle area over a decade ago. Formerly an Elliott Bay employee, Kaylee returned in 2009. Her past includes interning at a zoo when she was in college, volunteering at an animal shelter and owning a dog walking/cat sitting business. Kaylee loves black cats, laughing, helping others, Diet Coke, visiting her dad and tootling on a floatie thing on his lake, Ellen DeGeneres and Austin Richard Post (she claims she will marry them both simultaneously someday), watching true crime, going to concerts, bunnies and her 5 cats.

Anna

Client Care Coordinator, Lead
Anna's Bio

Coming Soon!

Nicole

Nicole

Client Care Coordinator

Nicole's Bio

Coming soon!

Nicole

Scarlett

Client Care Coordinator

Scarlett's Bio

Coming soon!

Nicole

Juliet

Client Care Coordinator

Juliet's Bio

Coming soon!

Nicole

Sarah

Client Care Coordinator

Sarah's Bio

Coming soon!

Carley

Client Care Coordinator

Carley's Bio

Coming Soon!

Treatment Assistants

Tommy

Treatment Assistant

Tommy's Bio

Coming soon!

Administration

Jennifer

Practice Manager
Jennifer's Bio
Bio coming soon!

Veterinary Roots Leadership Team

Michael

Michael

Recruitment and Engagement Manager

Michael's Bio

Michael joined the Veterinary Roots management in 2022 as our recruitment and engagement manager, where he is taking the lead on ensuring all Veterinary Roots veterinary practices are fully staffed and our existing teams are well supported, all with the primary goal of ensuring our practices can continue to meet the needs of our growing community.

Michael has spent more than 20 years in the veterinary field, having begun his career as a kennel assistant before working his way up to hospital management, eventually taking on director responsibilities before launching his own consulting business. He is a published author, photographer, and all-around life enthusiast.

“After 20 years in the field, I can share that what I love most about each day is the ‘people part of my job’,” shared Michael. “It is the team and the ability to help people come together and grow in their field is where I find the greatest accomplishment. I love being able to help affect change in the overall hospital culture.”

Volunteer Work:
Michael has previously volunteered his time at local shelters, where he was able to share his many years of hands-on veterinary experience.

Home Life:
Michael shares his life with his larger family and beloved senior Labrador, Tinkerbell. Together they enjoy weekly barbecues, movies, hiking, sports, and all the rest the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Michael is also quite passionate about the arts and sharing experiences and stories. This is expressed through writing, photography, public speaking, and filmmaking. Michael truly knows no limits and makes the most of all that life has to offer.

Debra Nicholson, DVM

Owner
Dr. Nicholson's Bio

Dr. Debra Nicholson spent her early career working in the field of exotic animal veterinary medicine and rehabilitation at such facilities as WildCare Foundation in Noble, Oklahoma, Homer Veterinary Clinic in Homer, Alaska, Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation in San Antonio, Texas and Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. Finally, in 2010, Dr. Nicholson moved to Seattle, Washington, where she worked a brief time with a local nonprofit before purchasing Rainier Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Nicholson would go on to purchase two more independent practices, Elliott Bay Animal Hospital and Bothell Pet Hospital, before setting sites on a large-scale rebuild of Rainier Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Nicholson works as a relief veterinarian at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital and is the leader of the parent organization of all three practices, Veterinary Roots.

Education:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Oklahoma State University School of Veterinary Medicine

Bachelor of Science, Biology, Colorado State University

Home Life:

In her free time, Dr. Nicholson enjoys hiking, running, snowboarding, touring the area in search of unique breweries with amazing IPAs, and biking with her family and her three dogs, Tater, an American Bulldog, and their ever rowdy Bernadoodles, Yeti and Marley.

Virginia

Marketing & Development
Virginia's Bio

Making a difference. That simple tenet drives Virginia with each step she takes in her career. Virginia is a marketing and public relations professional with more than 30 years of experience successfully building and implementing creative campaigns and special events. During her time at BluePearl Veterinary Partners, Virginia helped build the company’s regional profile and oversaw a brand transition that led to significant growth each quarter over four consecutive years. She has also successfully managed large-scale events and public involvement campaigns for such organizations as Pyramid Communications, Seattle Theatre Group, the Sundance Film Festival, Frankie’s Friends, and Pearl Jam including such notable projects as the Pine Ridge Building Summit, the Vote for a Change concert tour, the Groundwork concert series, Shared Strategy for Puget Sound and the fundraising gala “Mutt Ado About Nothing.” Now as the marketing director for Veterinary Roots and their sister nonprofit, the Rainier Animal Fund, Virginia is working to build the profile of each organization while working to positively impact the lives of pets and their owners.

Volunteer
Virginia is currently on the board of the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association’s Washington State Animal Health Foundation (WSAHF) where she helped launch their new program the Vets Helping Pets Fund. Previously Virginia has spent time volunteering for a host of regional nonprofits including Homeward Pet, ArtsCorps, Rock the Vote, Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium, the San Diego Humane Society, and the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park.

Home Life
Virginia’s time outside of work is devoted to caring for her senior pets while enjoying all the Northwest has to offer including festivals, Sounders FC games, outdoor concerts, mountain trails and so much more.

Risa

Veterinary Technician Mentorship Manager
Risa

Risa brings to the Veterinary Roots team more than 20 years of experience in the veterinary field including having worked more than 10 years as an emergency technician as well as having spent several years as a lead technician at a busy, multi-doctor general practice. Now, in her new role as our veterinary technician mentorship manager, Risa is able to apply her advanced technical skills, training and exceptional team communications to work helping build our medical support teams for the future.

“What I love about veterinary medicine is it is constantly growing and evolving,” shared Risa. “I love the opportunity to learn new methods and treatments that improve the quality of care for our patients and, in turn, allows our teams to continue to advance their technical education.”

Education:

Associates in Veterinary Technology, Pierce College, Lakewood, Washington

Volunteer Work:

During her time at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital, Risa collaborated with the medical team to develop and host a series of client first aid seminars that helped raised much needed funds for the Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital benevolence fund.

Home Life:

Risa shares her home with Jynx, her 23-year-old Eclectus Parrot, Pippy, a 21-year-old African Grey Parrot and her dogs Arlo and Elsa, both German Shepherd rescues. In her spare time, she enjoys all the northwest has to offer including hiking, camping and aquascaping as well as finding some additional downtime to play video games and explore local aquariums and attractions.

Linda

Inventory and Improved Specialist
Linda's Bio

Linda has worked in the veterinary field for over 40 years. In fact, she was proudly from the first graduating class of the Pierce/Fort Steilacoom animal technology program. During her career, she has been a technician and practice manager for over 25 years and a Covetrus/Impromed specialist for over 14 years. Joining the Veterinary Roots team in 2020, Linda now uses her cumulative background to manage our inventory and Improved systems; a position that is integral to the functionality of all of Veterinary Roots’ practices.

“What I love about veterinary medicine is that every day is just a little bit different,” shared Linda. “The people and their pets are just wonderful and make me feel like I am making a difference in the work I do.”

Education
Associate of Science, Licensed Veterinary Technician, Pierce College

Volunteer Work
Linda has been integrally involved with the Rainier Animal Fund since its inception and has helped ensure all our charitable patient records are maintained.

Home Life
Linda shares her life with her best bud, Ella Cruella, her Standard Poodle and her cat One-Eyed Willy. She enjoys cooking and gardening and spending any additional free time training her Standard Poodle Ella Cruella. It is also important to note that Linda is a diehard Seahawks fan and won’t miss a game during the season.

Karon

Karon

Manager, VMC, Admin/Payroll

Karon's Bio

Karon has worked in the veterinary field since 1998, all of which was at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital. Her passion for helping people and animals has been present since a very young age, and she was lucky enough to find her second home in VetMed. Her experience started in reception, and then a few years later joined the management team. She found great reward in being able to coach and support her team and remained with EBAH management until joining the Veterinary Roots team at the end of 2022.

“Making sure those around me were happy, is something that was part of who I was ever since I can remember. I always knew my place was to help people, and it wasn’t long after having a pet of my own as a child, those people’s pets became a huge part of that equation.”

Volunteer Work:

Karon volunteers with non-profit organizations such as the Rainier Animal Fund and the Everett Animal Shelter, where she is also a foster parent for cats and rabbits.

Home Life:

Karon shares her home with her amazing husband, two beautiful children, and a houseful of perfect, rescued fur-babies including cats, dogs, and rabbits. In her spare time, she enjoys much-needed fun and laughter with family and friends, cooking, walking her dogs and peaceful campfires at her little getaway near Mt. Baker.

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