Kim Danoff, DVM
(571) 212-5024
kimdanoff@gmail.com

• 1999 University of Florida graduate; Internship trained at Tufts
• Dogs, cats, birds and some exotics
• Northern Virginia, Prince William, Loudoun, Fauquier, and Rappahannock counties
• Available weekdays and weekends
• Current Virginia and DEA licenses
  

Karoline Falcone, DVM
(847) 902-1045
karefalc@gmail.com
falconeveterinaryrelief.com

• University of Illinois (DVM, 2014), Northwestern University (BS Biomedical Engineering, 2010)
• Virginia license, DEA license
• Available for outpatient relief for general practice (dogs/cats)
• Online booking available
• I am an efficient, thorough and highly motivated veterinarian. With experience as a compassionate veterinarian combined with a highly productive practice style, I believe that I would make an excellent addition to your team.
• I work well either with or without other veterinarians on staff and am flexible to your practice needs. My goal is to seamlessly provide care to your patients as though you were providing the care yourself.

Matthew Kelcourse, DVM
(941) 416-8992
vvrs2020@yahoo.com

• 1992 Tufts University graduate
• Virginia and DEA license in good standing
• Southeastern VA/Hampton Roads area; available Monday-Saturday for 6-9 hour shifts
• Long-term (2-3 weeks) considered, based on availability and location
• Experience in general/preventative medicine and routine surgery, complicated soft tissue and orthopedic surgery
• As a relief veterinarian, seamlessly blending in as part of your veterinary health care team is as important as experience, patient care, and client communication skills!
  

James Meister, DVM
(847) 344-0069
prairiedvm@aol.com

• North Carolina State graduate; has been in private practice for 25 years
• Virginia, USDA, and DEA licenses in good standing
• Located in Shenandoah Valley—available for both small animal or equine work
• Available 7 days a week for short or long-term relief positions throughout VA
• For many years, I had my own sports medicine and equine surgery practice, with a clientele of show horses, primarily hunter/jumpers
• Small animal services include: routine surgical and medical care, dental care, radiology, limited orthopedic, and basic ultrasound
• Equine care includes: performance evaluations and treatments, pre-purchase examinations, radiology, ultrasound, and emergency care and surgical procedures