Catster interviewed three Thrive Pet Healthcare veterinarians representing three different lanes of care. They answered questions about their goals, what it's like to work in a Thrive Pet Healthcare hospital, and the hardest and most rewarding parts of their jobs.
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Mission
In your own words, what is Thrive Pet Healthcare’s mission and purpose?
Dr. Karyn Collier: Thrive’s mission is to provide the best possible patient care with empathy, compassion and respect for the bond between pet parents and their beloved pets.
Dr. Shannon Vawter: To provide compassionate, excellent veterinary care for pets. While promoting their health and well-being through innovative treatments and personalized services.
Dr. Karanbir Randhawa: To provide quality and compassionate pet health care for pet families from all walks of life.
What is your individual mission or goal, as a vet professional and as a person?
Dr. Karyn Collier: As part of our veterinary oath, we are committed to the principle of “first do no harm.” My goal is always to do my best and provide the highest quality care possible for my patients and their owners.
Dr. Shannon Vawter: My goal is to create an environment where my patients feel comfortable and my clients trust that I am providing exceptional care for their pets. I aim to personalize each experience, ensuring that every pet receives the attention and treatment it deserves.
Dr. Karanbir Randhawa: To help pet families navigate cancer care for their pets and provide them with an understanding of the chosen treatment so they and their pets can be as comfortable as possible. Additionally, my mission is to emphasize that the goals of cancer therapy in veterinary medicine differ to some extent from those in human medicine, with a primary focus on maintaining a normal quality of life for pets.
