Dr. Khan was born and raised in a pet-loving family and has been passionate, committed, and dedicated to helping animals since childhood. As a youngster, he recognized his love for animals and his interest in the field of veterinary medicine. A growing interest and life-long passion for helping animals encouraged him to enroll in a school of veterinary medicine despite being offered admission to a medical school.

Dr. Khan graduated from SKUAST — J in 2010. After graduation, he entered into a master’s program in the field of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology at the College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala, India, which he completed with high honors in 2012. As a part of his master’s program, Dr. Khan researched “Efficacy of Sevoflurane Anesthesia in Pediatric Dogs.” He enrolled in the Veterinary Clinical Training program at Boren Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, Oklahoma State University (OSU), and completed the program in May of 2014. Dr. Khan has also completed a training program with the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) to learn and advance in the field of veterinary acupuncture for small animals and equines.

After becoming a practicing licensed veterinarian in the United States, Dr. Khan began his career as an emergency veterinarian in Virginia in 2015. He has worked at many different emergency and urgent care facilities and small animal emergency hospitals and expanded his clinical knowledge and skills in the fields of small animal emergency medicine and small animal surgery. Dr. Khan is also competent and has special interests in the fields of small animal emergency medicine, small animal surgery, small animal internal medicine, and small animal dentistry.

Outside of work, Dr. Khan enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with his family.

Janet has always had a love for animals and has never taken the happiness they've brought her for granted. Raised in Egypt, she graduated from Beni-Suef University in 2004. In 2017, Janet and her family relocated to United States. She is very excited about her opportunity to work as Veterinary Assistant at Small Animal Emergency Hospital of Westfield, Inc. Janet brings passion, experience, and knowledge to our team.

Outside of work, Janet stays busy raising her three beautiful children, reading books, biking, and playing volleyball.

Hello! My name is Christy. I have been happily working in the Veterinary field for 30 years. I am passionate about the unique relationship we all share with our chosen 4-legged family members, and I consider it my privilege to assist in their care in every way.

I am a mother of three amazing children, and my main squeeze is my French bulldog, Moji. He came to me with a rare and fatal heart defect and a poor prognosis of only weeks to live. With a lot of love and daily medicine, he is now a thriving three-year-old! He is the joy and highlight of my day, every day!

I was born and raised in Kokomo and have loved animals from an early age. When I was in high school I took two years of a career center class (veterinary science careers) while job shadowing at a clinic where I got my first job at a clinic. After high school, I pursued my education as a Veterinary Technician with Pen Foster. After three years, I switched to another clinic to improve my knowledge and skill set in working with animals.

My hope is that one day, I will become a registered veterinary technician or perhaps even a veterinarian. My hobbies outside of work are spending time with my family, camping, kayaking, fishing, playing with my two dogs, and being outside.