What are you going to be when you grow up? That was a question I always answered with a solid and confident voice.
I was born in Kenya and grew up on a small farm with a few cows mainly for milk for the family. I have always had a love and compassion for animals. I did my undergraduate studies at the University of Nairobi Kenya.
Soon after graduation, I relocated to America with my family. I challenged the rigorous American Veterinary Medical Association – Foreign Board test and got my license to practice in the United States in 2009.
Being a veterinarian isn’t what I do for a living. It is what I do with a part of my living. The other part is occupied by my husband, three kids and a dog, and exploring the great adventures that God has in store for us.
Jesenya started her career in veterinary medicine in 2015, while she was a Junior in High School. Jesenya was exposed to animals at a very young age, which helped foster her love for them. Now, she couldn’t imagine her life outside of the Veterinary field. After several years of experience in the industry and management, Jesenya has taken the full-time role of Practice Manager for North 78 Pet Hospital. She is committed to helping patients and clients through the many steps of their lives. She is passionate about client education because she believes it has a vital role in being a true advocate for your pet.
When she’s not busy caring for our furry patients, she is at home spending time with her fiancé and their 3 furry babies; Bully, Kane, and Lola.
If you have any questions regarding your pet, please contact her at our office. She’ll gladly answer any comments or concerns you might have.
Kandi started her career in veterinary medicine in 2017 as a summer job before starting college and has never looked back! She started as a receptionist with the goal of one day becoming a technician. Kandi has learned so much over the years through her experiences ranging from assisting in various surgical procedures, providing treatment for pets, as well as educating pet owners on the importance of preventative medicine. Kandi is currently a student at Collin College and is working on getting her License.
When Kandi is not juggling her work and school life, she is at home with her fur babies; Maya, Benjamin, and the new addition Ember!
