Animals mean the world to us at CHVC.
Animals mean the world to us, and we couldn’t help nearly as many as we do without an incredible team, who work hard to make each animal’s experience at our clinic as stress-free as possible. It’s thanks to them that College Heights Veterinary Clinic is such a welcoming space for people and their cuter halves.
Get to know them.
Dr Ricardo Bonafine obtained his DVM degree in 1991 from the University of Buenos Aires, in Argentina. He worked for more than 10 years in Emergency and Critical Care in his private practice and at the University School Animal Hospital.
Victoria grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She attended Veterinary School at the University of Buenos Aires. After completing her studies, she worked 10 years in an Emergency and Critical care Hospital.
Carolina knew from a young age she wanted to be a DVM. She decided to follow her dream and studied at University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, becoming a Vet in 2013.
Christina has been an Animal Health Technologist for 22 years. She graduated from Fairview College in 2002. She then stayed on an extra year to complete a Certificate in Equine Studies.
Shelby has had an interest in working with animals since a young age. Her career began as a volunteer kennel attendant and later progressed into an assistant role.
Tami started as a volunteer at CHVC and PG animal rescue. Shortly afterwards, she assumed the role of an assistant/receptionist.
Luca graduated as DVM from the University of Buenos Aires in 2022, he previously worked as a technician in small animal practice and as a volunteer at the university’s equine hospital.
Sophia worked as an assistant in a veterinary clinic while she was studying, and graduated as a veterinarian in 2021 in the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Olivia graduated high school in 2021 and she’s taking some time off school to explore her options. She started working at CHVC in August 2023 and really likes working up at reception.
Andrew has always had an interest in animals since childhood and discovered his passion for animals when he started volunteering at the PG Humane Society in 2017.
Jolie-Elyn graduated in 2020 in the early age of Covid, and has been working at CHVC since august 2023. She hopes to go to school to become a registered animal technologist.
Bea graduated from high school in 2019 and has been an avid animal lover from a young age. She hopes to go to school to become a registered animal technologist. Her favorite part of her job is helping with ultrasounds.
Ana currently works as a Manager at the Clinic, committed to fostering a respectful, well-organized, and supportive environment for both staff and clients.
Ayshia graduated from Olds College in February 2025 and returned to CHVC as a Registered Veterinary Technician, and has had a love for animals since she was a little girl.
It always hurts to see your pet in pain, but we’re here for them and you. If you have concerns or questions about your pet’s health, please feel free to reach out to us.
