Dr. Johnson, Owner

Dr. Nancy Johnson graduated from Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 1984.  She joined The Veterinary Hospital as an associate in 1988 and became a partner with Dr. Stan Blinkhorn a few years later.  Dr. Johnson purchased The Veterinary Hospital from Dr. Blinkhorn when he retired.

Dr. Johnson has many special interests in the veterinary field including homotoxicology, acupuncture, and Chinese medicine - the latter two of which she is currently working towards her certification in.

Outside of work, Dr. Johnson is very active in the pursuit of continuing education in all areas of her life.  She lives on a farm with her horses, chickens, cats and dogs.

Pictured: Merlin, a Labradoodle and Boudicca, a Coton de Tulear

Dr. Gray

Dr. Liz Gray obtained her master's degree in Zoology (animal behavior) from Colorado State University in 2002, and a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2006.  She joined The Veterinary Hospital as a relief doctor in 2009, and became a regular part-time doctor in 2011.

Dr. Liz has many special interests in the field, including diagnostic ultrasound, behavior, internal medicine, critical care and shelter medicine.  She currently is serving as President of the Lane County Veterinary Medical Association and is a member of the Animal Care Committee at Greenhill Humane Society.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband (Pete), two daughters (Cassidy and Hannah), Mexican street dog (Kali), and shelter cat (Oscar).

Pictured: Kali

Dr. Poquette

Dr. Lisa Poquette received her undergraduate degree in Biology from the University of Oregon in 1990, then her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Oregon State University in 1994.  While working in small animal practice in Oregon, she became certified in animal chiropractics in 2002.  She joined The Veterinary Hospital in June of 2008.

Dr. Poquette's area of special interest is animal chiropractic care.

Dr. Poquette lives with her border collie Cooper.  When she is not working she enjoys riding her horse Albus, working on her house, and spending time with friends.

Pictured: Cooper