Meet Our Client Patient Coordinators
Client Patient Coordinators
Liz, Client Patient Coordinator Team Lead
Liz has always worked with people in some capacity, but she got into veterinary medicine by happenstance and has never looked back! She started in emergency medicine, helped establish urgent care in general practice facilities, and has several years of experience leading teams. She’s super excited to be part of the Eastown team!
In her free time, you can find Liz playing pickleball, hanging out with her nieces, and checking out any consignment shop she can find. Liz has the most perfectly handsome, partially blind tuxedo cat named Binx!
Colleen, Client Patient Coordinator
EVC team member since April 2024. Her coworkers describe her as empathetic, kind, and thorough.
Colleen started in veterinary medicine in high school at her local clinic. She soon realized it was her passion. She worked in emergency medicine for about six years before coming to EVC. She spent about two years in the Utah desert working at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, where she cultivated her love for pets, especially cats, with special needs and chronic conditions. After taking on a hospice foster cat who changed her life, Colleen’s dream is to create a sanctuary for elderly cats and those with disabilities where they can live their life to the fullest.
Ashley, Client Patient Coordinator
EVC team member since May 2025. Ashley’s coworkers describe her as witty, outgoing, and resilient.
Ashley realized she wanted to be in veterinary medicine at age 3, inspired by her love for her family’s dog. While in college at Grand Valley State University, she started working at Camp Bow Wow in Hudsonville, which confirmed she wanted to work with dogs full-time. She graduated with a Bachelor’s in Biology and then started at a veterinary clinic in Byron Center. She soon started a Master’s program for Applied Animal Welfare and Behavior after developing a love for training. She’d like to one day work with reactive dogs to overcome their triggers and train therapy/service dogs.
Megan, Client Patient Coordinator
Megan began working in human medicine as a high schooler. She never considered vet med until she took in a pregnant stray cat! After helping her have her kittens, she knew vet med was where she wanted to be. She’s had cats her whole life and loves being around animals. Currently, she’s in school working towards becoming a Veterinary Technician. She would love to one day work with wildlife and exotics if given the chance!
Madison, Client Patient Coordinator
Bio coming soon!