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Our Staff
PATIENT TREATMENT AND CARE
Nursing care is an important part of every hospital. Our veterinary technicians
help provide the most efficient care for your pets by helping in surgery, recovery,
therapy, administering medications and intensive care – very similar to
the same functions as those of a nurse in a hospital. They are competent and
compassionate to your pets and their well being. The staff receives specialized
on-the-job training and is proficient in many areas including dentistry, nursing
care, radiology, surgical and anesthetic assistance and laboratory procedures.
Our
receptionists are attentive, caring and cheerful. We realize that
for most of you, your initial contact with the hospital is via telephone
with one of our receptionists. They take the time to listen and respond
to your needs when you call on the phone or drop by to visit. They
rise to the challenge every day to help you in all types of situations
in dealing with the issues facing you and your pets.
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Dr. Pat Steele
- New York City Native
- 1982 Graduate of Tuskegee University
- Owner of Mt. Carmel Animal Hospital
Dr. Steele has two children, Dani and Ian.
When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Steele enjoys hiking and bicycling.
This fall she completed a 100 mile bike ride that helped raise funds for the
Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund. She hopes to participate annually in this
event that assists in such a worthy cause.
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Dr. Paul Fox
- Born and raised in Baltimore County
- 1988 Graduate of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine
- Owner of Mt. Carmel Animal Hospital since 1994
Dr. Fox and his wife Micki have two sons, Dylan and Liam
and they share their home with Isabelle, a Labrador Retriever, Howser who
is a diabetic Vizsla and Peeper, a one-eyed cat.
You'll often find Dr. Fox cycling around Northern Baltimore County.
Share the roads! He also loves snowboarding, kayaking and sailing. Dr. Fox also puts
in a lot of time coaching his son's sports teams.
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Dr. Matt
McGee
- Graduate of Oklahoma State University College
of Veterinary Medicine
- Dr. McGee and his wife Jenny, also a veterinarian, have a young
son, Aidan
Dr. McGee is a big outdoorsman and enjoys bow
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Dr. Grace Calabrese
- Originally from Northern New Jersey;
attended University of Illinois
- Served as veterinarian for Baltimore
County Animal Control for 16 years
- Began practicing holistic medicine in the early 90's
Dr. Calabrese has bred
and shown Collies for years. She also has
horses and loves to go riding when not hard at work.
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Dr. Sarah Dunleavy
- Originally from upstate New York
- 2005 Graduate of Cornell University College of Veterinary
Medicine
- Lives in Owings Mills with husband Dana
After graduation, Dr. Dunleavy practiced in Burlington,
VT. She and her husband along with their Labrador retriever,
Hudson, moved to Baltimore in September 2006 when he accepted
as a resident in the radiology department at Johns Hopkins
University Hospital. Dr. Dunleavy loves to ride and her
horse, Timmy, is stabled here in Monkton. She also enjoys
outdoor activities including skiing and rowing.
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