Dr. Jennifer Bronk is an associate emergency veterinarian at Pet Emergency Clinic. She earned her DVM at University of California at Davis, then moved to Snohomish, Washington for an equine internship. She practiced equine medicine for two years, then realized that her true interest lay with small animal emergency and critical medicine, where she has been for over a decade.

She thrives in the busy, fast-paced environment and appreciates the quality of medicine and dedication to patient care she finds at PEC. She believes that collaboration and support between colleagues are an essential component to a fulfilling work environment. Both professional and fun-loving, she strives to provide respectful and compassionate care while being both flexible and practical in her medical approach.

While not caring for patients at PEC, Dr. Bronk enjoys running, and exploring the outdoors with her Australian Shepherd, daughter, and twin boys.

Dr. Campbell is originally from Tucson, AZ and attended the University of Arizona where she obtained her undergraduate degree in Animal Sciences. She moved to Seattle, WA and worked full time as a technician in both exotic and small animal veterinary hospitals before attending Washington State University in Pullman for veterinary school. She returned to Tucson to complete a year-long intensive rotating internship at Veterinary Specialty Center of Tucson.

Since her internship, she has worked as an emergency doctor at multiple different emergency and referral hospitals in Hawaii, Alaska, and Arizona. She now splits her time between Bozeman, MT and Spokane, WA.

Dr. Campbell spends most of her free time fly-fishing and especially enjoys dry fly fishing for trout on the many legendary rivers in Montana and swinging flies for steelhead in the Pacific Northwest.

Dr. Krista Morrow is originally from the Spokane area and graduated from Washington State University in 2013. After finishing veterinary school, she moved to Vancouver, WA for several years where she eventually settled into providing veterinary relief services for both emergency and small animal clinics. She also provided mobile acupuncture and laser therapy for patients in the Vancouver and Portland areas. She has taken several courses in Class IV Laser Therapy and completed the Chi Institute program for veterinary acupuncture.

While Dr. Morrow loves to travel and has provided relief in all regions of the Pacific Northwest, she decided to move back home to be closer to family. She chose to stay at Pet Emergency Clinic for the standard of pet care provided as well as the group of doctors and co-workers who always seem to have a positive attitude and good humor.

Dr. Morrow has 2 cats, Mack & Maisy and 2 dogs, Sampson the Dachschund and Duexenberg, AKA Duezy, the Standard Schnauzer. For fun, she likes anything that has to do with the outdoors including road and mountain biking, hiking with her dogs, kayaking, and paddle boarding. She hopes to explore some national parks soon. Currently, Dr. Morrow is learning Spanish at Spokane Community College to travel, (hopefully to complete a bike tour in Costa Rica) and to provide services to Spanish speaking clients.

Dr. Rocco originally hails from Everett, WA. After getting his first job walking dogs at a boarding kennel in high school, he continued to work his way up the ranks in the animal care field. He attended Western Washington University for his undergraduate studies and earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Washington State University. Following graduation, he worked at a busy mixed animal practice in Snohomish, WA as a small animal general and emergency practitioner. His family chose to relocate to Spokane to escape the hustle and bustle of the Seattle area. Dr. Rocco has taken a keen interest not only in the practice of emergency veterinary medicine but also in leadership and business operations. In his free time, he spends time with his wife, three sons, and five cats.

Dr. Kristen Merrill is originally from Phoenix Arizona and pursued her undergraduate degree in Business at Arizona State University. Kristen Merrill received her doctorate from Iowa State University in 2016 and continued her training in Iowa with a one-year internship in small animal medicine and surgery. Kristen completed her residency in small animal internal medicine at the University of Missouri in 2020.

Dr. Merrill moved to Pullman Washington in July 2020, and happily joined the PEC Internal Medicine team in August 2020. She enjoys all aspects of the challenging cases that internal medicine has to offer; however, she has special interests in gastrointestinal/hepatobiliary disease, and respiratory diseases. During her spare time, Kristen enjoys spending time with her dogs and fiancé Kaylyn, travel, watch movies, and outdoor activities.

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