Veterinary Technicians and Assistants

Elizabeth is originally from Snellville, Ga. She has had a love for animals since she was a little girl. Elizabeth attended and graduated from Gwinnett Technical College, Veterinary Technician Program. She also has her Bachelors degree in Animal Science and Certified Veterinary Assistant. Elizabeth has 3 dogs and 2 cats of her own and enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, horseback riding and hiking. 

Eli began volunteering for a veterinary clinic at age 14. He began working as a kennel technician at Monroe Veterinary Clinic in 2014 while in high school. While working toward his undergraduate degree in biology, Eli started working as a veterinary technician assistant. As a veterinary technician assistant Eli helps with day-to day care of hospitalized and boarding patients. He also assists with routine wellness visits and prepping our patients for surgery.

Eli’s professional interests include educating clients on proper nutrition and preventative medicine for their pets. After helping treat multiple patients with Parvovirus or heart worms Eli became interested in how to better educate our clients on the importance of diet, parasite prevention, and vaccinations. These are the reasons that Eli is planning on attending the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in the future. 

A native of Snellville, Eli moved to Monroe in 2014 with his family, 8 year old Border Collie Maggie, and his 5 year old Maine Coon Murdock. 

In his free time Eli coaches soccer at George Walton Academy, plays on a soccer team in Athens, and goes fishing. 

In 2018, Beth moved to Georgia from Louisville Kentucky and found her job at Monroe Veterinary Clinic. Before MVC, Beth worked as a veterinary technician assistant at a local veterinary hospital in Louisville. Beth decided to become an technician assistant because she loves the animals and loves helping them. She currently has two rescue dogs, Mischief and Dakota. Together they love hiking and visiting parks in Georgia. 

Tori is a Monroe native that recently moved back after moving to Florida for a brief time. She is currently working on her veterinary technician certification. Tori currently holds an associates degree in biology and a bachelors degree in animal science with an emphasis in equine science management. 

 In Tori's spare time she enjoys horseback riding and training dogs. Tori has 3 fur babies: a not so chill Chilly an 8 year old lab, a very opinionated cat, Gwen, and a snuggly kitten named Rick. To complete the animal chaos, Tori also has one slithery sassy snake, Lola. 

Merit is originally from Dacula, Ga and attended Gainesville College. She has always had a passion for helping animals. This started by volunteering as a wildlife rehabilitator for several years as well as providing at home pet sitting before moving to Monroe and coming to work as a patient care attendant and veterinary technician assistant. She has always made it her goal to really get to know the clients, their four legged family members and to make sure that all animals in her care are treated as if they are part of her own family.  Merit lives with her husband and son, their two cats Tally and Boots and two dogs, Maggie and Cosmo, as well as the many wildlife that is in need throughout the year. She also enjoys being outdoors, hiking and kayaking while finding all the new cool spots Atlanta has to offer. 

Rachel has lived in Monroe her entire life. Rachel graduated from Walnut Grove High School. She went on to get her associates degree in general studies from Georgia State University. Currently she is attending the University of Georgia to obtain her bachelors degree in animal science, eventually she would like to continue her education by attending the college of Veterinary Medicine at UGA.

Rachel has one canine fur family member named Bella. She has always enjoyed animals and helping them. In what little spare time she has she enjoys watching Netflix and spending time with her family and friends.