Victor Alexander D.V.M. has been a lifelong horseman and an equine practitioner since 1981. He came to Oregon in 1997 to start a practice after working in Texas at a three doctor equine hospital where they provided surgery, critical care and ambulatory care for a variety of horses and disciplines. His practice philosophy is to provide high quality, cost effective care for the horses and peace of mind for the owners. He regularly volunteers his time for public speaking and horse owner education.

Dr. Katie Bucy joined our team in July 2017.  

Dr. Bucy completed her undergraduate studies at Virginia Tech and graduated with a B.S. in Biochemistry in 2006.  She then went on to work as an equine nurse and obtained her veterinary technicians degree from Gaston College in 2009.  After working for two years as a licensed veterinary technician she attended and obtained her DVM from Ross University in 2015.  

Danielle Knotts is our Practice manager and Certfied Veterinary Technician. She joined AEVS in 2007 as a Veterinary Assistant, working her way up the ranks as a Technician & Office manager to take over the Practice manager position in 2013. She grew up in the area and has been around horses most of her life and has enjoyed drill team, gaming, trail rides and team penning. 

Jen Bishop is our veterinary assistant and joined our team in July 2017.

Jen grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She grew up taking lessons at a local boarding barn, doing mostly jumping and equitation. She attended University of Findlay in Ohio. With the decision to attend the University she enrolled in the Western Equestrian Program, That is when she started taking more interests in the western disciplines. 

Ann Alexander has been involved in the practice since its inception in various capacities, most recently as the Executive Director. She has worked in a variety of human healthcare settings as a staff nurse, consultant, nurse educator, clinical analyst and project manager. She earned her ADN at Victoria College, her BSN at University of Texas Houston and her MS in Applied Information Management at University of Oregon. Now working part time on special projects and support activities, she spends most of her time enjoying her twin boys.