Our Team

Dr. David Brown founded Fishers Veterinary Associates with the opening of Fishers Veterinary Hospital in 1979. He is a 1977 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and completed a one-year internship at South Shore Veterinary Hospital in Boston in 1978. Dr. Brown has a wide-ranging interest, knowledge, and skill in medical and surgical care. He has been very active in Fishers and Carmel for many years, including Hamilton County 4-H, youth sports programs, and the Humane Society. In his time away from the practice, Dr. Brown enjoys hunting, backpacking, and hiking.

Dr. Karen Collins graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology, also from Ohio State, in 1995. She has been a member of our staff of veterinarians since 2002 and has been a partner in the practice for the last seven years. Dr. Collins’ areas of interest include Emergency and Critical Care medicine and soft tissue and orthopedic surgery. Dr. Collins and her husband, Matt, enjoy spending time with their son Ethan and their two dogs, Scarlet and Daphne.

Dr. Cloud joined Fishers Veterinary Associates in 2008.  He received his DVM degree from Purdue University and did his undergraduate work at Hanover College.  In another career, he was a high school teacher.  His interests include Medicine, Geriatric Care, Oncology, Dentistry, and Soft Tissue Surgery.   He loves nothing more than solving problems and educating clients.

Dr Cloud is married with twins, Sam & Maggie.  His wife, Carla, is also a vet.  In his free time, he enjoys competing in open water swimming races and working on his turn of the century home in Irvington.  He also is in pursuit of smoking the perfect brisket.

He has a Beagle named Betty and two cats- Fluffy and Mr. Purrs.

Dr. Sarah Lee is a 2001 graduate of Iowa State University and joined the practice in 2002 after completing a small animal internship in the Indianapolis area. In 2010 she decided to pursue her interest in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and has since completed an acupuncture course through the Chi Institute in Reddick, Fl. She feels there is a great potential to help animals through integration of both Western and Eastern Medicine and is currently taking classes in herbal medicine as well. Away from the office, Dr. Lee and her husband, John, stay busy raising their 3 kids, Jace, Gwyneth, and Quinn. In addition, Dr. Lee enjoys gardening, cooking, and reading. Her furry family consists of gentle soul named Knowa, who is a rescued greyhound.

Dr. Gayatri Schulz grew up in Columbus, Indiana, where she discovered her love for working with animals after volunteering at the local humane society. She received a Bachelor of Animal Sciences degree in 2017 and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2021, both from Purdue University. Her interests include soft tissue surgery and alternative medicine. She has worked in various aspects of the veterinary world including shelter medicine, research, zoo medicine, & wildlife protection programs for elephants and rhinos.

Dr. Schulz lives with her husband Nathan and their adorable cat Mia in Fishers, Indiana. She enjoys hiking, cycling, baking/cooking for friends and family, and traveling in her free time.

Knowing she would care for animals from a very young age, Dr. Molly Cable fulfilled her calling when she graduated from Purdue University’s School of Veterinary Medicine. She is married to her best friend and gets to live her crazy life with three amazing girls. Her awesome doodle Maserati is the best dog ever. When not caring for your pets with the help of the amazing staff of Fishers Veterinary Associates, she is serving her community with her church, enjoying photography, and traveling (especially if a passport is involved). She is very proud to be a Fear Free Elite Certified Professional and takes extra care to make your pet’s experience calm, fun, and force-free.

Dr. Dimple Hall is originally from Evansville, IN where she developed her love for veterinary medicine at a very young age. She completed her undergraduate degree in Animal Sciences with a minor in Biology in 2011 at Purdue University. She then earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2015. Upon graduation she accepted a job in Columbus, IN where she practiced for 7 years. Dr. Hall resides in the Indianapolis area and is looking forward to joining the Fishers Veterinary Hospital team. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine including preventative medicine, client education, internal medicine and developing strong client/patient bonds.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling and spending time with her family and friends.

Nancy has worked with Fishers Veterinary Associates since 2018. She is originally from Washington, IL – a small town in central Illinois outside Peoria. She got the veterinary bug spending time on her friend’s farm, and soon was volunteering and then working as a kennel/veterinary assistant at the local vet. I proceeded to Iowa State University and then finished my Veterinary Technology and Bachelor’s Degree with a specialty in Animal Behavior at Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine.

When she was in the 2nd grade their beloved family dog went into a severe seizure one afternoon. She recalls being petrified of the situation and rushing the dog to the vet. She sat in the lobby waiting on word of her dog’s condition and the veterinary technician coming out to console her and explaining her dogs condition in terms she could easily understand. The veterinarian later came and took her back to visit her dog and further explained why this had happened, how they could fix it and assuring her things were going to be okay. The time the veterinary staff spent with her made a lasting impression and from that day forward she knew she wanted to be able to help animals and their families with their animal medical issues and to be able to provide that same comfort to people when they need it.

DeAnna started with Fishers Veterinary Associates in August 2019. She moved to Noblesville to be closer to family in 2011, and received an Associates in Applied Science in 2014 from Harrison College.

She always knew she would work with animals, in fact as a kid she would pretend to play “vet” on her stuffed animals! She would bring home every stray she came across and was very good at convincing her mom they’d make the perfect addition to their family. She recalls always feeling that she’s in the right profession since tech school, because she truly loved what she was learning and dedicated everything she had to her education. To this day she loves to learn as much as she can about animal medicine. Working with animals is the reward that goes without saying. It’s true her patients can’t talk but she reaps rewards in various other ways, taking a headbutt or a lick to the face over a verbal “thank you” is reward enough for, DeAnna!

Her fur family consists of 3 dogs (Aurora Anne, Lennox and Valentine) and 2 cats (Miss Pocket Panther and Charlie Brown). In her free time she enjoy’s all things music! Like playing her violin, attending EDM concerts, and music festivals to name a few!

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Jessica started at Carmel Vet Clinic in the kennel in 1993. She graduated from Purdue with her Associates in 1999 then completed her Bachelors in 2001. She started full-time as an RVT in 2000. She is passionate about the human-animal bond and feels privileged to be able to be with pets from their first visit all the way to that final goodbye of granting peace. She has nine pets: Bowser a 10 yr old Dachshund Mix, Squirtle a 25 yr old Tortoise, Ruffles a 6 yr old Pomeranian, Yoshi a 6 yr old Peters Banded Skink, Julius a 15 yr old Domestic Shorthair, Falcor a 3 yr old Bearded Dragon, Baloo a 12 yr old Domestic Medium Hair, Oogway a 5 yr old Tortoise, and Jenks a 6 yr old Domestic Shorthair.

Michelle has been an RVT for eleven years and worked for Fishers Vet, et al for twenty-six and a half years. She enjoys helping patients and their people. She loves her fellow vet techs and doctors. She feels like they’re a family that enjoys laughing together. In her heart and dearly missed: Bobcat, Sylvester, Evie, Olive, and Megan. Cats who rule her house presently: Danielle and Alyson 10 yrs old, Matthew 8 yrs old, and the Fish: clown posse and the bottom feeders.

Leila has been working at Fishers Veterinary Associates for twelve years. She feels one of the most rewarding aspects of her job is at the end of a long day when she’s made a genuine difference in the quality of a loved one’s life. It may not happen every day, but when it does, it makes it all worth it. She has six pets:  Dexter a 11 yr old Boxer boy, Leif a 10 yr old White Prince, Luke a 10 yr old Orange Devil, Jade a 12 yr old Domestic Queen, Ginger a 7 yr old Husky, and Luna a 10 yr old Kitty Baby.

Julie has been working as an RVT at Fishers Veterinary Hospital since 2019. She loves helping out with pets and training and feels there are many different techniques that can be utilized and are beneficial. She has five dogs: Jade, Marley, Stella, Beezus, and Pineapple as well as three cats: Izzy, Gus, and Theo.

Jess has been a part of Fishers Vet for 16 years, starting from when she was in the Brookschool kennel as a Sophomore in High School in 2005. She earned her RVT degree in 2009. One of her favorite things about being an RVT is the variety the career brings each day. She loves that she can save a pet, draw blood, take x-rays, educate owners on caring for their pet, and be the pet’s advocate to keep them comfortable when they are ill or injured. She could never picture herself doing a different career or working anywhere else! Jess has four pets of her own, Skyline a Golden Nova Scotia mix, King a Greyhound, Finn a Golden Setter Mix, and Rey a Golden Retriever.

Kristen has been an RVT for seven years and has worked at Fishers Vet for four and a half years. What she loves doing the most as a Vet Tech is helping out with dentistry procedures. She has four pets:  Kanika a 13 yr old Domestic Shorthair, Oliver a 12 yr old Siamese mix, Lexie a 10 yr old Terrier mix, and Lilly a 5 yr old English Setter.

Tara started at the Carmel Vet Clinic in 1999 and has worked at Fishers Vet for twenty-two years. She enjoys all aspects of her job especially getting to watch the puppies and kittens grow up and being there for them as they age. She loves learning new things and doing dental cleanings on patients. Tara has a 4 yr old Goldendoodle Daisy Rey.

Amanda has been a Veterinary Technician since 2009 and has been working for Fishers Vet for about two and a half years. She loves being an advocate for creatures that don’t have a voice of their own. Amanda currently has two rescue dogs and two sweet kitties that are 12 years old but act like they are 2. When she was younger, she never had fewer than 20 pets at a time and thought that was normal.

Megan was excited to join the Fishers Vet team in 2021! Megan was born with a passion for animals, everything from the animals on her grandmother’s farm, to the family pets, to pet sitting for the neighbors. When she was 16 she got her first job as a veterinary assistant and caught the love of veterinary medicine and never looked back! She went on to complete her studies in Animal Science at Purdue University and continued working in vet med. While she loves all aspects of veterinary medicine, she really likes that it is never boring and there is always more to learn and new information and opportunities to grow new skills. Most of her career has been spent in general practice, and she enjoys the bonds created with clients and pets over many years of caring for their pets. Megan’s special interests are in integrative medicine, Fear Free techniques, sports medicine/rehab, and surgery/anesthesia. She and her husband, Chris, have four whippets, Nova, Dollar, Stone, and Ruse. In their free time, they enjoy competing in amateur sports with their dogs like dock diving and frisbee.

Bio coming soon!

Bio coming soon!

Bio coming soon!

Bio coming soon!