Meet our Technologists

Brenda joined the OAH team in 1996 and is an extremely skilled tech. She is very hard working and is a huge asset to our team. Brenda has a special interest in dental work. Brenda's furry family includes her husband, Mark, senior cat Bubbles and itty bitty Sophie, a Miniature Manchester Terrier who tiny and full of energy, just like her mom. 

Maya is a very kind an caring member of our RVT team. She has always had a strong connection to animals and wanted to pursue a career to help them. Maya has a big heart and her calm and quiet demeanor which makes her a favorite of our patients. Maya is our resident Kitten mom and she has hand raised and nursed countless kittens in need. During 'Kitten Season' Maya usually at least 1, but as many as 3 litters of rescued kittens at her house. She and her partner have several permanent residents including cats Harlow, Peach, Peregrine, and Meanie and dogs Rook and Nova.  Maya provides excellent patient care and her thoughtfulness and compassion make her a valuable asset to OAH.

Danielle was born and raised in the Fraser Valley, has a degree in theater, and spent over 10 years in customer service before joining the veterinary industry in 2013. After spending a few years as a certified assistant, Danielle graduated from the Douglas College Veterinary Technology program in 2017. Looking for a slower pace of life that's closer to the woods, her and her partner moved their life and 2 senior German shepherds (Lexi-Lou & Roscoe) to beautiful Prince George in the summer of 2021. Danielle has a passion for low stress, Fear Free veterinary visits, dentistry, preventative medicine and continuing her education; she has become an enthusiastic addition to our exotic pet medicine team. Danielle has jumped into the team and lifestyle of PG as if she was always here, and it didn't take long before she added to her family by 'foster failing' a kitten (Chef Ramsay) from our adoption program.  When she's not at work, you probably will not find her as she's in the forest on an ATV, camping, boating, or reading. Please feel free ask her about how to help your pet feel more comfortable in clinic!