Support Staff
Sarah Bryant, Vet Assistant
Sarah resides in Woodinville, WA, and has been in the veterinary field for 5 years. She has a Boxer named AXL, a cat named Lovey, and a Ball Python named Lewy. In her free time, Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband, Tommy, and her daughter, Nicole.
Erica “Bo” Curtis, Licensed Veterinary Technician
Bo was born and raised in Salt Lake City, UT. She graduated in 2004 from the Veterinary Technician Program at Utah Career College. She then spent five years working as a Veterinary Technician at several animal hospitals. In January of 2008, she moved to Kent, WA, with her partner, Heather Curtis, and joined the Puget Sound Animal Hospital family in 2008. Bo has four childen; Conner, a Malamute; Loki, a Chocolate Lab Mix; Annie Oakley, a Rat Terrier; and Macen, an Orange Tabby.
Amy Lea Davis, Licensed Veterinary Technician
Amy Lea Davis, LVT, joined the technician team at Puget Sound Animal Hospital for Surgery in 2009. She has worked in the veterinary field for over ten years, having experience in small animal, exotic and emergency hospitals. Amy lives in Seattle with her husband, Nick, and her four-legged "kids", Violet (Chorkie), Walter (Chihuahua) and Sugar (prima donna cat). In her spare time, Amy enjoys running, cycling, vegetarian cooking and spending her husband's money. She does not do well with stairs combined with slippery floors, but does very well with pets, their owners, and her co-workers! We are happy to have Amy on our team!
Jason Lapole, Licensed Veterinary Technician
Jason was basically "born" into the veterinary field. His mom was an assistant and at 4.5 weeks he spent several hours a day with her at the surgery clinic, no less, sitting in a baby seat in a stainless steel cage!! His first job was at a veterinary clinic at 8 years of age. Jason was home schooled and received his AAS degree at 18. He continued to be an assistant at a surgery clinic, along with relief work in ER. He became a licensed tech in 2005. Jason has worked many hours in surgery and ER. He lives with three dogs (an old crotchety Clumber, Freckles; an old friendly Newfoundland, Moses; and a young troublemaker Rottweiler, Beau) and two cats that he rescued from the ER clinic. While he has shown and bred Newfoundlands and Clumber Spaniels with his family for many years, his real love and challenge is obedience. He has put obedience degrees on three dogs. He is currently showing and training his Rottweiler, Beau. Jason joined the PSAH technician team in December of 2009.