Sonographer: Seth Mitchell, DVM
Seth Mitchell attended the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where he obtained a BS in Mechanical engineering. He then went on to attend Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Mitchell has been ultrasounding since 2007.
During his undergraduate studies he was selected as an intern for a study involving spinal fusion fixation techniques using calf spines as models. It was his interest in biomedical engineering that spurred a career involving animal physiology, eventually leading to a career in veterinary medicine.
Dr. Mitchell provides thorough and efficient imaging. With a background in engineering, he is a trained problem solver, with the experience and know-how to interpret and apply sonographic pathology in a clinical perspective to help manage your difficult cases.
When he isn’t scanning, he can be found on the beach or on the water. He lives in Stuart, Florida with his three daughters and his wife Bonnie, who is also a veterinarian.
During his undergraduate studies he was selected as an intern for a study involving spinal fusion fixation techniques using calf spines as models. It was his interest in biomedical engineering that spurred a career involving animal physiology, eventually leading to a career in veterinary medicine.
Dr. Mitchell provides thorough and efficient imaging. With a background in engineering, he is a trained problem solver, with the experience and know-how to interpret and apply sonographic pathology in a clinical perspective to help manage your difficult cases.
When he isn’t scanning, he can be found on the beach or on the water. He lives in Stuart, Florida with his three daughters and his wife Bonnie, who is also a veterinarian.
Sonographer: Sonya Myers, DVM
Growing up in Florida, Sonya spent the weekends snorkeling on the reefs of south Florida and camping in the woods in the center of the state. She graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Zoology and continued her studies at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine where she graduated in 2008. She then joined a busy small animal private practice where a high case load and complex medical cases allowed her to develop and hone her skills as a clinician. Dr. Myers has always had an interest in ultrasonography since graduating vet school and utilized the technique as a general practitioner prior to becoming a full time sonographer. Her clinical experience allows her to integrate the information from the ultrasound with her general knowledge of internal medicine to reach comprehensive assessments and treatment recommendations.
Dr. Myers is married to her husband Ron with their daughter Nali and new baby boy, Ira. Together they have two dogs, Kona and Switch, and two cats, Mowgli and Chavez. In her free time, she enjoys hiking in the woods, swimming in the ocean, and playing music with her husband.
Dr. Myers is married to her husband Ron with their daughter Nali and new baby boy, Ira. Together they have two dogs, Kona and Switch, and two cats, Mowgli and Chavez. In her free time, she enjoys hiking in the woods, swimming in the ocean, and playing music with her husband.
Cardiology: Ryan Fries, DVM, DACVIM
Ryan Fries, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology) completed his veterinary
degree at Ross University in 2007. He spent a year in general practice in Ohio before completing a Small Animal Medicine and Surgery internship at The Ohio State University. He then completed a cardiology residency at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012.
He currently is the head of the cardiology department at the University of Illinois. His professional interests include interventional procedures, advanced cardiac imaging (MRI and CT), and feline myocardial disease. He hopes to continue participating in cardiac clinical trials and original research.
Ryan was born in Chicago and did his college training at Wake Forest University where he majored in Biology and Theater. He adopted his dog (Wrigley) and cat (Pede) from St Kitts in the West Indies. His hobbies include running, camping and brewing his own beer.
degree at Ross University in 2007. He spent a year in general practice in Ohio before completing a Small Animal Medicine and Surgery internship at The Ohio State University. He then completed a cardiology residency at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012.
He currently is the head of the cardiology department at the University of Illinois. His professional interests include interventional procedures, advanced cardiac imaging (MRI and CT), and feline myocardial disease. He hopes to continue participating in cardiac clinical trials and original research.
Ryan was born in Chicago and did his college training at Wake Forest University where he majored in Biology and Theater. He adopted his dog (Wrigley) and cat (Pede) from St Kitts in the West Indies. His hobbies include running, camping and brewing his own beer.
Clinical Pathology: Jeff Sirninger, DVM, DACVP
Jeff Sirninger is a board certified veterinary clinical pathologist located in West Palm Beach. He was a professor in clinical pathology at the LSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital for 6.5 years. He received his residency and Ph.D. training at UF.
Jeff is a small volume cytologic consultation service, specializing in clinician-oriented interactive diagnostics.
Call or text: (561) 319-3478
sirningercytologicdiagnostics@yahoo.com
Jeff Sirninger is a board certified veterinary clinical pathologist located in West Palm Beach. He was a professor in clinical pathology at the LSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital for 6.5 years. He received his residency and Ph.D. training at UF.
Jeff is a small volume cytologic consultation service, specializing in clinician-oriented interactive diagnostics.
Call or text: (561) 319-3478
sirningercytologicdiagnostics@yahoo.com
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