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Ashley Sembach discovered a passion for small animal emergency medicine and urgent care during her time at Arizona, and she intends to grow her skills with a yearlong internship at Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency and Specialty Center.

Zandrea Simpson is a dedicated third-year student whose aspirations of becoming a veterinary ophthalmologist are well underway as she nears her graduation in August.

Kelsi Roberts looks forward to moving back to her home state of Nevada and serving her communities as a general practice companion and exotic animal veterinarian.

With a background in biological sciences and cognitive/behavioral psychology, Justin has channeled his passion for animals into a promising career in veterinary medicine. As he nears the completion of his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, he reflects on how the experiences and challenges of the past three years have shaped his journey as a future practitioner.

As a first-generation student, Brittney has adapted to tackle the challenges of veterinary school and is now ready to aid her community as a day-one-ready veterinarian.

Casandra Fiehtner discovered her passion for emergency medicine during a clinical rotation at Route 66 Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Center in Albuquerque, NM. She has secured a position there, which she will begin after graduation.