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Monika
Kaelble, DVM, MS, DACVECC
Medical Director
Board Certified Emergency & Critical Care Specialist
Dr. Kaelble (pronounced “cable”)
attended veterinary school at U.C. Davis. After graduating
from Davis, she was selected for an internship program
at Purdue University. Upon completion of her internship
program she relocated to San Diego and joined the Pet
Emergency & Specialty Center (PESC) in 1993. Monika
completed a residency program to become board-certified
in emergency and critical care medicine in 2000 and currently
serves as medical director of the emergency service. |
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Ira
Feinswog, DVM
Emergency Clinician
Dr. Feinswog grew up in San Diego and attended
San Diego State before transferring to U.C. Davis to complete
his undergraduate education. After completing veterinary
school at U.C. Davis in 1986, Ira worked in several small
animal and emergency practices before opening his own
small animal practice in Vista. In 1993, he sold this
practice and co-founded the PESC. His special interests
include emergency medicine, surgery, and practice management. |
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Trevor
Garb, DVM
Emergency Clinician
While attending veterinary school at Texas A&M
University, Dr. Garb completed a summer externship program
here at the PESC. Upon graduating with his DVM degree
he sought advanced training and was selected for a prestigious
internship in emergency and critical care medicine at
Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital in Oregon. Trevor
joined our team at the PESC in 2000. His interests include
emergency medicine, critical care, surgery, and management.
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Nirit
Rosenberg, VMD
Emergency Clinician
Dr. Rosenberg completed veterinary school at
the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. She then relocated
to San Diego and worked in general practice for one year
before joining the PESC in 1998. Nirit has served as a
staff clinician on our emergency service since this time.
Her interests include emergency medicine, critical care,
and surgery. |
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Elena
Vassilev, DVM, DACVECC
Board Certified Emergency
& Critical Care Specialist
Dr. Vassilev earned her DVM degree at the University
of Illinois. Upon graduating she sought advanced training
through a one-year private practice internship in Ventura,
California. She then successfully completed a residency
in emergency and critical care medicine at the Animal
Medical Center in Texas. Elena joined the PESC in 2002
and became board certified in emergency and critical care
medicine in 2005. She is passionate about providing excellence
in state-of-the-art patient care. |
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Jill
Williamson, DVM, DACVECC
Board Certified Emergency
& Critical Care Specialist
Dr. Williamson earned her veterinary degree at
Iowa State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Following
her graduation she worked in several emergency practices
in the San Francisco Bay Area before joining the PESC
in 2001 as a part-time emergency clinician. Jill is currently
completing a residency in emergency and critical care
medicine at the PESC. She has a strong interest in all
aspects of emergency medicine, but especially in the management
of DIC and sepsis. |
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Solene
Moreton, DVM
Emergency Clinician
Dr. Moreton is originally from France but grew up in San
Jose, California. She pursued her undergraduate degree
at UC Davis in Physiology and completed vet school at
Kansas State University. Solene finished a rigorous 1
year internship in emergency and critical care medicine
at the PESC in 2004. She decided to join our staff of
progressive doctors and remain part of a team providing
state-of-the-art medicine. Solene's medical interests
include trauma, sepsis and critical care. |
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Jill
Tessler, DVM
Emergency Clinician
Dr. Tessler completed the veterinary program at UC Davis
in 2002. After 2 years in private practice, she decided
to continue her education by joining the internship program
at the PESC. After completing her internship, she joined
our hospital as an emergency clinician. This year, Jill
has also completed a course offered by the International
Veterinary Acupuncture Society and is working to become
certified as a veterinary acupuncturist. She is interested
in Western as well as Eastern medical practices and how
the two complement each other. |
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Monica
Gabourel , DVM
Emergency Clinician
Dr. Gabourel grew up in San Diego, California. She
completed her undergraduate education at San Diego State
University and then went on to U.C. Davis to complete
veterinary school. After veterinary school, Dr. Gabourel
completed a 1 year small animal emergency internship with
the PESC in 2004; Monica is now part of our team of emergency
veterinarians. Monica’s medical interests include
trauma and surgery. |
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Karen
Soares, DVM
Dr Soares grew up in Miami, Florida. She earned both her
undergraduate and her veterinary degrees at the University
of Florida. Karen then pursued further training and completed
a small animal internship in surgery, internal medicine
and emergency medicine. Dr Soares joined the PESC in 2006
to continue to pursue her passion for emergency medicine.
She brings a dedication to compassionate care to her interaction
with patients and their owners. |
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Michael
Mansfield, DVM
Dr. Mansfield graduated from the University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. After practicing
emergency medicine in Pennsylvania for five years, he
relocated to San Diego. Michael joined the PESC staff
in 2006 as an emergency clinician. Dr. Mansfield is committed
to excellence in veterinary medicine — his special
interests include emergency medicine and surgery. |
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