Registered Veterinary Technicians

Edna Moore, RVT

          Edna earned her Associates of Science of Veterinary Technology from Penn Foster in 2012. Her love for all things furry and otherwise has driven her desire to care for and learn about animals. She has attended many seminars and conferences, mostly focusing on nutrition and dentistry. 
       Edna is a long time, dedicated employee of Docton Animal Clinic; she joined the Docton team in 1994. Edna’s favorite part of veterinary medicine is helping pets live healthier lives through treatment and client education. She is our surgery technician, assisting in surgery procedures and dental cleanings. If your pet needs a procedure done, Edna will likely be caring for your pet!
       Edna is a life-time resident of the Greene/Clinton County area.  She and her husband, Trent, have 3 children. Besides caring for her family, farm life – including chickens, cattle,  and goats – keeps her busy in her time away from work. Pictured with Edna are Dually, a Golden Retriever, and Blue, a Great Pyranees mix. Some of Edna’s current furry kids include 6 dogs: Athena, Bella and Tank (all Great Pyrenees), Mario (a Brittany mix), Annie (a Brittany) and Milly (a rat terrier). She also has 2 cats, Alex and Tigger.

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Jessica Erbaugh, RVT

          Jessica is a Xenia native, graduating from Xenia High School in 2007. She earned her Associates of Science of Veterinary Technology from University of Cincinnati Blue Ash in 2013, passing her national boards to earn the title Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) that same year. She furthered her education, graduating in 2017, with a Bachelor's of Veterinary Technology from St. Petersburg College.
          Jessica is committed to helping our clients here at Docton provide their animals with exceptional care. Jessica loves the variety of veterinary medicine - she assists in surgery and enjoys interacting with patients and their owners during their appointments.
          As our Safety Officer, Jessica also works hard to keep our clinic a safe place to work and helps us adhere to OSHA's rules and guidelines. Jessica has also re-vamped our internal training program, giving it a much needed overhaul.
          When she is not working hard at the clinic, Jessica enjoys playing and coaching volleyball and crafting. She and husband, Josh, have a daughter and son and 2 dogs to care for: Romo, a Saint Bernard, and Miley, a Shih Tzu mix.

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Amanda Beegle, RVT

       Amanda is a Xenia native, graduating from Xenia High School in 2015. She joined us in June following her graduation and began college classes that fall. She earned her Associates of Veterinary Science from Sinclair in May 2019 and passed her national boards later that same year. 

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Veterinary Assistants and Registered Veterinary Technicians
Front Row (L to R): Mary-RVT, Jessica-RVT, Rachel; Second Row (L to R): Kim, Althea, Amanda; Third Row (L to R): Riane, Renee, Sarah-Registered Ultrasonographer; Fourth Row: Kimmy, Phillip, Edna-RVT

Receptionists

Betsy, Riane, Jeri, Cathy, Katherine

Practice Manager

Tiffany Atley, BS, MS, CVPM

          Tiffany began her career with Docton immediately following high school graduation. She worked as a veterinary assistant throughout college and graduated from Wright State University with a Bachelor of Science in Middle Childhood Education with a focus on Mathematics in 2004. She completed her Masters of Education in 2005. She continued working at Docton while taking several long-term substitute positions at nearby schools. When a career in the education field didn't come to fruition, she was offered a full-time position as office manager.
          Tiffany went on to earn her Certificate in Veterinary Practice Management from St. Petersburg College in 2013. She then achieved the title of Certified Veterinary Practice Manager in 2014 after completing the necessary requirements and sitting for a national test, as designated by the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association. She is one of approximately 800 CVPMs nationwide. She enjoys the variety a veterinary office offers and rarely misses an opportunity to gush over puppies and kittens, although she has a particular soft spot for our more "senior" patients.
          She resides with her husband, Brandon, and two sons on a Greene County farm. She shares her home with an orange and white cat, Tater; a Rottweiler, Yelta; a spunky black and white kitten name Lazarus for his near death experience as a 3 week old kitten, and 2 barn cats:  Fluffy and Precious. Her free time is spent camping, swimming, fishing, and just being outdoors with her family, as well as reading and scrapbooking.

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