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Yvonne Wikander

Associate Professor of Practice

ywikander@arizona.edu

Curt Coffman, DVM, DAVDC

Associate Professor of Practice

crcoffman@arizona.edu

Heather Penton, DVM

Assistant Professor of Practice

Clinical Relations Lead Veterinarian

hpenton@arizona.edu

Juni Pluemhathaikij

Assistant Professor of Practice

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lattichap@arizona.edu

Nicole Vigil

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Practice

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nicolevigildvm@arizona.edu

Priscilla Bowens, DVM, MPH, JD

Adjunct Associate Professor of Practice

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pbowens@arizona.edu

Cameon Ohmes

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Practice

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Lauren Grider, DVM, MA

Assistant Professor of Practice

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laurengrider@arizona.edu

Danielle Kaplan, DVM

Assistant Professor of Practice

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dkaplandvm@arizona.edu

Matthew Goetz, DVM, MBA

Assistant Professor of Practice

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matthewgoetz@arizona.edu

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