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Our Technicians
They are the hands and feet for the doctors. This team is dedicated to their field in taking care of our patients as one of their own. They are always checking on the patients, taking vitals, medicating, administrating fluids, blood products, being a dental hygienist, lab techs, taking radiographs, assisting in surgery,filling medications request, taking history of patients, answering questions from clients, ordering drugs, ordering diets and so much more I could never list it all on this page. Each and everyone of our technicians play a vital role in the care of your pet. When you are visiting our hospital you will be amazed at their contagious smiles and the joy you see in their eyes as they greet you and your fur family member. Take a little time to let them know you appreciate the care they give your pet.
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Libby, LVT - Lead Technician
I graduated from Midland College in 1998 with an Associates of Applied Science. That summer I passed my State and National Exams and became a Registered Veterinary Technician. I have been active in the veterinary community since 1998. I have worked in a variety of practices ranging from a feline specialty practice to a major surgical facility. I have two wonderful daughters that keep my husband and I very busy. I enjoy being outside, watching my daughter swim competitively, volunteering with my daughters via National Charity League, and spending time with my husband watching movies. We have three Pit Bulls and a small herd of cats that keep us busy as well.,
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Rebecca, LVT
I am a graduate of the Blinn program and worked in close conjunction with A&M Veterinary teaching hospital during my rotations. I have two associate's degrees and most of a bachelor's degree in general science. I have 2 personal cats in addition to my familial pets of 4 cats and 1 dog. I have worked for Stuebner Airline for 3 years after graduation and I love it. My hobbies are painting, drawing playing violin and reading.
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Inger
I have been working for Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital since April 2000, and very much enjoy working with animals and their owners. I began working in the veterinary industry in 1990 at 3 different hospitals. I also volunteered at a therapeutic horseback riding facility for 10 years. I went to college in Colorado where I grew up, and have a degree in Animal Science. My husband and I were married in 1991 and we have 3 dogs, multiple chickens, and a horse. We enjoy beekeeping, gardening, camping, fishing, hiking and other outdoor activities.
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Amanda
I have been in the Veterinary Medicine field since 2009, starting out as a kennel assistant and working my way up to technician. I have always loved caring for animals, I find this job very rewarding and love that I am still constantly learning.
I am also a CrossFit coach, so if I am not working at Stuebner you can usually find me at the gym. I have 2 handsome Australian Shepherds and a small terrier mix who keep me and my husband very busy.
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Spencer and Hazel
I began working for Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital in 2008. Here I have grown my skills from an assistant to technician. Since I was a little girl, working with animals has always been a passion of mine. I enjoy seeing the difference I can make on a beloved pets life. I along with my Husband have two dogs, Hazel and Birdie, and a cat named Lydia. We love spending as much time outdoors as possible, including hiking, camping, and road trips.
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Bill
Graduated from Tomball College Veterinary Technology program in 1992. Served in the U.S. Army from 1986 to 1996, in Military Intelligence. Have worked in small animal and exotic pet practice for over 20 years. Married to my Beautiful wife, Jackie since 2007. Have four children and one grandbaby and Minnie Pearl the Boston Terrier and Pixie Cisco the tiny cat.
Erin
I graduated from Tulane University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. From there, every job I’ve had involved animals, but it wasn’t until a wildlife rehabilitation internship in the Florida Keys that I discovered my passion for animal medicine. Since then, I’ve been obsessed! I made the change from wildlife rehab to veterinary medicine back in 2018.
Along my journey of learning and growing in veterinary clinics, I picked up a cat or two along the way, and now there are three of them! Mochi and Darby, two Persians, and Risotto the Siamese. When I’m not learning more about the field in my free time, I like to draw, birdwatch (and convince my partner to birdwatch with me) along with play video games and watch nerdy shows.
I’ve always been surrounded by animals. For me, taking care of them and helping them heal is the best way to give back to the amazing beings that made me who I am today!
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Dana, LVT and Corky
Dana is a licensed Veterinary Technician with over 30 years experience. She started in the veterinary industry when she was just 16 years old as a receptionist and has worked in all areas of a veterinary office. She graduated from Tomball College in 1993 with an associates of Applied Science degree in Veterinary Technology and became licensed in June of that same year.
Dana has been married to Duane, her husband since May of 1992. They have 3 daughters, Danielle, Michelle and Sarah, As well as a son in law, Ethan and Grandson, Cooper. She has 2 dogs-a German Shepard-Gunter, and a Corgi-Corky, who was rescued off the street. She also has an indoor kitty-Kia. She also likes to talk about her 3 grandpuppies and grandkitty as well.
In her spare time, Dana enjoys spending time with her family, relaxing or exploring new places. Dana's passion is Dental Care and also providing excellent patient care and customer service and educating clients so they can make the best decisions for their pets.
Xarina
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Jackie and Shiva
Animals, of all kinds, have always been my passion.
I have an Associate of Science, and have been working at Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital as an on-the-job trained veterinary assistant for four years.
Previously, I volunteered working with Texas wildlife with Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition (TWRC), and I’ve participated with trap and release (TNR) control programs for several feral cat colonies. Additionally, I’ve worked as an assistant for the care and showing of purebred Norwegian Forest cats, and volunteered with Houston Poodle Rescue, bathing and grooming dogs for their future adoptions.
Working on the medical side of animal care at the next level as a medical technician, has been a natural progression for me.
I enjoy occasional travels with my boyfriend, Will, and we share our home with two lab mixes, a Siberian husky, and a couple of sweet, elderly cats. We keep busy working on our new house and yard, and spending time with family.
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Nickolas
Dominique and Tesla
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Favian
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