Meet our Orthopedic Veterinarian

Dr. von Pfeil graduated from the Free University Berlin, Germany, in 2001 before being selected for an internship at Kansas State University (KSU). This was followed by the American DVM and a surgery residency and fellowship at Michigan State University (MSU). 

Dr. Desmond Tan grew up in Singapore, and graduated from the University of Melbourne, Australia. He then pursued specialty training in New York City and Washington DC.

Chelsea grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, and she grew up knowing that she would go to school for veterinary medicine. After high school she worked at a few different veterinary clinics and began her path to becoming a licensed veterinary technician.

Bre is a Midwest girl who has lived in Nebraska since she was nine. In 2004 she and her husband moved to Colorado, where she began her career with pets.

Erika is from New Jersey. She moved to the Midwest, after graduating Penn State with a Bachelor of science in Wildlife and Fisheries. 

Hayden is from Lincoln, NE and is currently enrolled at UNO as pre-veterinary medicine student. 

Justice is born and raised in Nebraska. She graduated early from Millard West High School. Working with animals was always her dream. 

Bio coming soon.

Hannah, is an Iowa native who grew up around cattle, dogs and cats. She knew from a young age that she wanted to work with animals.

Rachel grew up and still currently lives in Crescent, Iowa. She’s known that she’s wanted to help animals since she was in kindergarten. She finally made those dreams happen in 2017 when she started her journey to become a veterinary technician and later graduated from Iowa Western Community College in 2019.

Brittany was born and raised in Norfolk, Ne. She graduated from Northeast Community College and became a licensed technician in 2012. Before joining Sirius, Brittany traveled the Midwest working in Iowa and Kansas.

Bio coming soon.

Michaela grew up in Omaha, where she has lived most of her life. She’s always loved animals, especially the ones that are shy and take longer to warm up to people. Michaela has two years experience working in a veterinary setting and has enjoyed many other years in human health care. She is passionate about making people feel welcome and serving others.