Our Careteam

Angie first came to Markham Veterinary Clinic when helping a friend—and a longtime client of Markham Veterinary Clinic’s—take her cat to the vet. Angie’s friend overheard that there was a position available for part-time work, and encouraged Angie to follow her animal-care dream and apply. In the spring of 2000, Angie joined the hospital family and has been happily serving the needs of pets and clients here ever since!

Around the clinic, Angie is responsible for everything from scheduling and payroll to human resources tasks and performance evaluations. She’s particularly fond her role in human resources, and loves organizing and scheduling to best meet the needs of her fellow staff members, the clinic’s clients, and pet owners’ beloved animal companions. Most of all, Angie loves being a part of a team that provides life-long support and education to pet parents.

At home, Angie lives with her husband, their two daughters, and a laid-back cat named Hunter. Growing up with two girls in his domain, Hunter has had to put up with wearing outfits, sleeping in doll beds, and being carried around like a baby!

A Markham native, Jamie launched her veterinary journey when she started working at a local pet store. A few years later, she began walking and sitting animals in her neighborhood before joining a college program to study Veterinary Assistant work. It was through her schooling that she completed a cooperative career placement right here at Markham Veterinary Clinic; after Jamie’s requirements were finished, she was more than happy to accept a position! She’s been a member of the hospital family since March of 2018.

Jamie has a special interest in pet nutrition, and loves to see how proper diet can affect a patient’s overall health—she even earned a pet nutrition certificate through her collegiate studies! She’s also fond of soaking up knowledge from the clinic’s doctors and support staff. Most of all, Jamie loves being able to give pet owners peace of mind through the power of veterinary care.

At home, Jamie and her family share their lives with two dogs—Charles the Pug and a Yorkshire Terrier who goes by Bam Bam—as well as a pair of hairless Sphynx cats named Casper and Norman.

Kelly was first hired by Markham Veterinary Clinic as a part-time student employee in 1989. After attending Ridgetown College and graduating as a Registered Veterinary Technician in 1996, she continued working here as a Tech and has done so ever since. Kelly is now the Practice Manager and still works as a Veterinary Technician a few days a week.

Medically, Kelly is a big fan of dermatology work, and loves the challenge of diagnosing and treating complicated skin and ear conditions. She’s also passionate about client education, and finds that discussing proper pet care techniques with animal owners is the most satisfying part of her job.

When she’s not caring for the area’s pets here at the clinic, Kelly enjoys reading and listening to music. She lives just outside of Markham with her husband, their two beautiful daughters, and a fun-loving boxer named Dazey.

Lianne attended Lake Superior State University to study biology before earning her degree in veterinary technology at St. Clair College. After her husband graduated with his degree, the couple moved to Markham, where Lianne discovered Markham Veterinary Clinic and jumped at the chance to apply. She’s been a member of the clinic family since the summer of 2007.

Medically, Lianne enjoys anesthesia work, nursing care and performing dental cleanings. Most of all, she loves the constant challenge and excitement of her work—being able to make a difference in a pet or owner’s life makes it all worth it!

Lianne and her husband, Andrew, live in Whitby with their two Golden Retrievers, Murphy and Fred. In her spare time, Lianne enjoys personal fitness—every day, she and Andrew go to a boot camp that focuses on quality nutrition and high-intensity interval training. At a recent competition there, Lianne won first place with her five-minute and 20-second plank!

Sheila is a Markham native, and first started here at the hospital on a volunteer basis. She lent her time to the clinic for 15 wonderful years, and always found herself in awe of the warmth, skill, and compassion the hospital team showed to visiting pets and their owners. When the opportunity arose to become an employee herself, Sheila didn’t hesitate!

In her time away from work, Sheila enjoys spending time with her extended family around Markham, gardening, biking, reading, and going on long walks with her dog, Tugg.