Meet Our Staff

Brittany Strong D.V.M.

Dr. Brittany Strong has been with the Clark County Veterinary Clinic since July 2021. She received her Bachelor’s in Science with a minor in Public Health from University of the Cumberlands in 2013 and received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2019. Dr. Strong is married and has 2 dogs and 3 cats. In her spare time she enjoys reading and spending time with friends and family. 

Adrianna Coomer

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Adrianna has loved animals her whole life. Growing up on a farm in Eastern Kentucky she got to see how the veterinary field worked from a very young age. Adrianna graduated from Morehead State University with a Bachelor Degree in Veterinary Technology and is a Licensed Veterinary Technologist. She is also Head Nurse, Fear Free Certified and Medical Manager at CCVC. You can always find here in the surgery room, as it's her favorite part of the clinic. Some of her hobbies include doing puzzles, painting, spending time with her family, and snuggling her dogs Kipper, Bandit, and Briar.

Torrie Williams

Veterinary Technician

Torrie’s professional experience with animal care began in 2017 where she worked with wildlife. She found her passion for helping those without a voice somewhere in between tube feeding bunnies and doing range of motion on red tailed hawks. She continued on her journey by then receiving her bachelors in Animal Ecology with an emphasis in pre-vet and wildlife care. After years of trying to find the perfect job, she finally found herself working in a vet clinic. In her free time, Torrie enjoys spending time with her husband and pups, Rosie and Rocky.

Rebekah McGuire

Client Service Representative

Bekah predominantly works in the kennel areas but also lends a hand wherever needed. Bekah graduated from George Rogers Clark High School in 2013. She holds an Associate's Degree in Science.

Bekah grew up with a Beagle named Katie and ever since she has been interested

in the veterinary field. She currently has a Chihuahua / Jack Russell mixed dog

named Chico. Bekah enjoys drawing, painting, and going to concerts.

Shiloh Palmer

Client Service Representative

Shiloh started at the clinic at the end of 2021. She previously worked at Lexmark for 25 years. When Shiloh isn’t at work, she is spending time with her husband, 3 sons, and 4 fur babies.

Ashley Tipton

Head Groomer

Ashley has worked at Clark County Veterinary Clinic for 3 ½ years and has been a groomer for 2 ½ years. Ashley is married and shares her love for animals with her husband, Josh. Ashley and Josh have six dogs – Lilly, Billy, Kapo, Chief, Bruce, and Dozer along with two cats – Mufasa and Little White Kitty.

She has a passion for animals as she was raised in the country. Her hobbies include camping, fishing, and grooming animals. Ashley loves grooming your sweet fur babies as well as her own fur babies.

Christy Kirk

Groomer

I am 43 years old and married and married to my best friend. I have 3 children (1 is in Heaven and 2 on earth). I have been with clinic over 6 years and I am currently a groomer, but will see me or hear my voice in other places around the clinic. I love using my voice in other places around the clinic. I love our patients and clients. I am a kind and free spirt. I love my job!

Tori Stepp

Groomer, Boarding

Tori began her journey working for CCVC in 2020. She currently works as a bather in grooming and is training to be a groomer. Occasionally she will help the boarding staff, also. In her free time, Tori enjoys spending quality time with her family and jack russel.

Kaitlyn Vatnsdal

Boarding Manager, Triage Tech

Katie started at the clinic in 2019. She is currently the Boarding manager and a triage technician. Born and raised with animals she’s always had a passion for them. In her free time she enjoys playing with her 8 dogs and lounging on the couch watching tv with her husband.

Graham Castle

Graham has been hanging out at CCVC since he was 9 years old when he would get off the school bus and help his dad. He began working in boarding and kennels at age 14 or so and now he is attending Eastern Kentucky University as a Pre-veterinary Medicine major, and he plans to attend Auburn’s veterinary school to follow in his father’s footsteps. He is presently working as nurse in triage and can work wherever he is needed most at the clinic.