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Our Receptionists
These women are so welcoming to our clients when they enter the hospital. Each one of them feel like our clients are extended family members. Their role in the hospital is more then greeting our clients. They are answering over 500 phone calls per day and getting the calls to the doctors, techs or the office manager. They receive all of the medical records that we have coming in from other veterinary offices. The are accountants handing the money and balancing the days report. It is amazing to walk into the lobby and hear them greeting the clients by name and knowing their pets name and not even looking at the computer. They take pride in treating you and your pet as one of their own. Please take time to let them know how much you appreciate them as you come and visit our hospital. The doctors at Stuebner Airline Veterinary hospital have always said that the staff is the heartbeat of the practice and we are extremely proud of our entire staff.
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Christina Finn - Receptionist
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Abbie - Lead Receptionist with Danish
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Christy - Receptionist taking care of business
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Candice - Receptionist
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Stina - Receptionist
Moved to Houston area from New York in 2018. Background in Office Administration has brought me to enjoy my work as Receptionist at SAVH. Everyone here is friendly, enthusiastic and very welcoming. It’s been a pleasure to develop new relationships with staff and Clients. I’m very active in my church life and also find creative things to occupy my spare time. I love to draw, color and write. SAVH has definitely earned its reputation as a top-notch care facility in the region and only continues to grow with rave reviews. We love our pet families!
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Donna- Assistant Lead Receptionist with Lacey
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Tiffany - Receptionist with Otis
Originally from New Orleans, I moved to Houston in 2008. I started working as a receptionist at a animal hospital in 2005 in NOLA after Hurricane Katrina as I wanted a change in the workforce. I wanted a job that was full of smiles and happiness. I worked for another clinic here in Houston but left the field in 2014, however, I have found my way back!!! I am so happy that I did. I am very new to SAVH and I love it! The clients and staff are amazing!!!
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I love to travel and try to get back to NOLA a few times a year to see my family. I also enjoy gaming and binge watching tv show with my husband. We have two fur babies, Olive and Otis.
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Dominique - Tesla
Meredith and Bella
My name is Meredith and I am half Italian & a big fan of iced coffee!!
I began working as a receptionist for Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital on January 11,2022 and have learned a lot so far thanks to all of my co workers who have trained me.
I love seeing the various pets that come in each day & it feels good to know that we play a part in keeping as many fur babies happy and healthy as we can!!
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Samantha - Receptionist with Luna
My name is Sam and I came to help during the pandemic. I’ve had three family members work for Stuebner Airline Vet over the past 30 years and it was my turn! My grandmother Nan Kleb was a receptionist for Stuebner Airlne Vet back in the day when it was Champions Vet hospital off of FM 1960. Then she left to help my grandfather run Kleb Automotive repair shop. Liz the office manager called her back to see if she would run the kennel at the Resort & Spa. She said yes and enjoyed it until she retired late in 2019. My mother, Abbie Moore followed my grandmothers’ path and came to work for the doctors at the hospital and now she is the lead receptionist.
When the pandemic hit the hospital needed more staff to keep in guidelines with the CDC recommendations. I was fortunate to be between jobs and school, when my mom called to see if I could lend a hand, it was a no brainer, why not be the third generation to work for these incredible doctors and their amazing team. I will be working until medical school starts and it is time for me to go but I have loved my time here!
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