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Our Technicians
Cynthia
Hospital Administrator
Cynthia has lived in Tucson for a majority of her life and found her passion in the veterinary field in 2008. Cynthia joined the Twin Peaks Family in 2015 as a veterinary assistant, worked her way up to lead technician, and now is our hospital administrator. She has MANY animals, too many to list by name, including birds, cats and dogs, but her favorite are the extra fluffy Chow Chows. Cynthia’s special interest is handling anxious pets and often gets pulled from her office to do just that. In her free time she loves spending time with her family and her son, wire wrapping stones and enjoying the beautiful desert.
RBG
In Loving Memory of our Staff Counselor
RBG was named after Ruth Bader Ginsberg though her alter ego “Really Big Girl” remained. She joined the Twin Peaks Family as an adoption from The Hermitage in 2018. Affectionately referred to as “Mom”, her interests at Twin Peaks included tasties, napping, sitting on her cardboard box, and alarming out her office roommate Cynthia with her horrendous bowel movements. She also enjoyed trips to the park when she wasn’t commanding Dr. Miller’s attention to be fed, hence why her weight loss program had taken a back seat. RBG crossed the Rainbow Bridge in July 2022.
Pinkie
In Loving Memory of our Emotional Support Clinic Cat
Pinkie joined the Twin Peaks Family in 2021 by accident, Pinkie was sadly dumped at our clinic (we have security cameras now to prevent this, or Pinkie’s Peepers if you will) so we took her in. We originally planned on adopting her out, but she won our hearts and never left. Affectionately known as “Pinkie Girl”, her interests at Twin Peaks included churu pops, making weird mouth sounds, booty scratches, and commanding the love of Dr. Miller: the keeper of the clinic cats. Pinkie crossed the Rainbow Bridge in May 2022.
Brittany
Technician Supervisor
Brittany, originally from Northern Arizona on the Navajo Nation, moved to Tucson in 2010 to pursue an education and career in the veterinary field. She attended the University of Arizona, graduating in 2014, receiving her Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Sciences. Shortly after, she found her ‘home away from home’ at Twin Peaks Veterinary Center in 2015 where she enjoys the family-like atmosphere with shared goals towards providing the best patient care. Growing up on her family’s ranch, Brittany has always had a passion for caring for animals big and small. She is known for developing special bonds with the pets who enter our building including our staff pets. She has a delightful and cute orange Tabby named Craig. Outside of work, she loves being outdoors whether it be horseback riding, running, hiking and exploring landscape/nature photography. She also loves spending time with her friends and family back home.
Frannie
Inventory Manager
Frannie is a Tucson native and started her career in emergency medicine 12 years ago, though soon realized she preferred general practice and primary care due to her appreciation for one on one relationships with both patients and clients alike. Frannie is a new mom to baby girl Rylen and in her free time enjoys spending time with her family, running, and hiking with her lab Finley.
Samantha
Certified Veterinary Technician & Lead Surgery Technician
Sam was born and raised in Tucson. She graduated from Pima Community College’s Veterinary Technician program and passed her board exams before joining the Twin Peaks Family in 2016. Sam is a mom to twins, a boy and a girl, and when she doesn’t have her hands full with them she enjoys watching The Steelers and U of A football games. Sam has a Pitbull named Osiris, a Bengal cat named Isis and two sulcata tortoises: Cube and Sumo the Skullcrusher.
Marsha
Veterinary Assistant, Travel Liaison
Marsha grew up in Colorado and when she moved to Tucson she joined the Twin Peaks Family in 2013. She’s been in the veterinary field for 23 years and has worked with both large and small animals. In her free time Marsha enjoys spending time with her husband and her daughter Joey, watching movies with her family as well as camping, fishing, and hiking. She has three dogs: a Siberian Husky named Tyson, a Border Collie named Nana, a Lab/Rottweiler Mix named Koda; and a black cat named Luna.
Anahi
Veterinary Assistant
Anahi grew up in El Paso, Texas and has lived in Tucson since 2010. She graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Anahi has always loved veterinary medicine and has been working in the field since 2007. She has two dogs, Rosie and Odin, and a cat named Rocky. She loves the outdoors, hiking, spending time with her husband and two sons and cheering them on at their sports games.
Marylin
Veterinary Assistant
Marylin was born and raised in Nogales, Arizona, and has been in the veterinary field since 2010. Her background in veterinary medicine includes small animal medicine, emergency and exotics. At home, she cares for her two dogs: Rumble and Kylo Ren, a desert tortoise named Celine Dion, and her four cats: Black Mamba, Ninja bean, Gus Gus and Director Fury. In her free time, she enjoys vegetable gardening, hiking/being outdoors and spending time with her son.
Amanda
Veterinary Assistant
Born in Illinois. Raised in South Tucson. Amanda found her passion as a child, rescuing any abandoned or neglected animal that would cross her path. She is a mother of three awesome, feral boys and an amazing adopted daughter. Her family enjoys hiking, camping, or anything outdoors. She graduated with an associates in Veterinary Medicine in 2017 where she started her career in the veterinary field. Her passion is to save one fur baby at a time.
Cleora
Veterinary Assistant
Cleo grew up between Washington and Arizona surrounded by animals. At a young age, she knew that she wanted to help animals as they have always helped her with anxiety. In 2021, she made the decision to enter the veterinary field and attended Pima Medical Institute’s Veterinary Assistant program. She has been in the field for the past two years. She loves her job but in her free time, she enjoys reading, hiking and a GOOD nap.
Lydia
Veterinary Assistant
Lydia moved to Tucson six years ago from Ohio. She has been in the veterinary field for about a year now. She recently graduated from Pima Community College for Veterinary Technology and will take the VTNE later this year. She grew up as part of the animal world and feels passionately about animal behavior and advocating for animal welfare. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, camping, reading, and spending time with her fiance and family.