Meet our talented and caring staff!

The doctors at Sigman Veterinary Clinic are committed to providing excellent veterinary medicine and care for our patients and clients. As a fast-paced, high-volume clinic, our veterinarians rely on our trained and dedicated support staff to help provide outstanding medical treatment and care as well as exceptional client communication. Besides our veterinarians and licensed veterinary technician, the SVC team consists of veterinary assistants, animal care assistants, and a client care specialists. Please take a moment to read about each department. Together we will provide the highest standards of veterinary care for you and your pet.

Client Care Specialists

Often the first contact you’ll have with our staff is with one of our front office members.  Being a client care specialist in a veterinary office takes a special kind of person who is able to deal with both humans and animals alike. Our client care specialists are true multi-taskers keeping the hospital organized and running efficiently. At first glance they can be seen answering phones, scheduling appointments, and checking in patients.  Behind the scenes they are filling medications and food requests and briefing the medical staff of new cases or emergency situations.

Aubri

Aubri has been with us since July 2021 but has worked in the veterinary field off and on for 13 years. She has 2 sons as well as 6 cats, a Chihuahua and a French Bulldog. She enjoys crocheting and doing soap asmr in her spare time.

Licensed Veterinary Technicians

Sigman Veterinary Clinic is proud to employ a licensed veterinary technician (LVT) as the first line of medical support to our veterinarians. In order to be considered a veterinary technician in Georgia, the individual must complete a two or four year course of study in veterinary technology at a school that has been accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) as well as pass the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE). After graduating and passing the VTNE the candidate applies for licensure through the State Veterinary Board.  To keep up to date with licensure and the latest advancements and techniques, LVTs are required to participate in continuing education courses each year. All veterinary technicians work under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.  Our veterinary technician assists the doctors to the fullest possible extent to help improve the quality of care given to the patients and to aid the doctors in achieving greater efficiency by relieving them of technical work.  LVT duties include but are not limited to: client education, patient care, collecting blood samples, placing IV catheters, taking radiographs, administering and monitoring anesthesia, surgical assisting, performing dental cleanings, and nursing care. 

Chrissy

Chrissy is originally from Massachusetts and has lived in the Covington area since 2011. She graduated in May of 2016 from San Juan College's Veterinary Technician program which is AVMA accredited.  She passed the VTNE and is licensed in the state of Georgia as a licensed veterinary technician. She has an extensive background working with horses as a professional groom for Eventing horses prior to becoming an LVT.  She joined our team in 2013 starting out as a veterinary assistant prior to becoming licensed. Chrissy and her husband Jeremiah have 2 boxers (Archer and Eleanor) and 2 cats (Panther and Orson). Chrissy's professional interests include anesthesia, pain management, and phlebotomy. 

Veterinary Assistants

While every position within the veterinary practice team is important, veterinary assistants play a pivotal role!

The assistants provide help to the veterinarians and veterinary technician which in turn allows those team members to perform the tasks and responsibilities of their positions. Veterinary assistants run appointments, help with reception, fill prescriptions, set up and run lab work, assist with taking radiographs, surgical prep,  general nursing care, and client education. There are more things that veterinary assistants do in a day than most people realize!

Brandy

Brandy joined us in August 2016 as a veterinary assistant after working at a veterinary hospital in Florida for 2.5 years. She fills in wherever we need help. You’ll see her assisting in exam rooms, performing nursing care, manning the reception desk, and aiding clients as needed. When not at the clinic, Brandy enjoys fishing at the lake or relaxing with her husband Michael and daughter Alligail. Brandy has 3 dogs (Dixie, Braxton, and Zoe), and 2 cats (Sassy and Elsa).

Isabella

Isabella joined our team in February 2022 with previous experience working at a veterinary clinic. She graduated from Georgia State University in May 2024 with a Bachelors of Science in Biology and her goal is to attend vet school in the future. In her free time, Isabella enjoys adventuring outdoors and exploring new places, reading, long walks, and running. She has 3 dogs, 4 cats, and many farm animals including goats and chickens. Isabella is fluent in Spanish. 

Tori        

Tori joined SVC in July of 2017 as a part-time assistant. She came on as a full time assistant in March 2025. Her interests include watching Golden Girls, spending time with her daughter, Melissa. She enjoys spending time outside playing with her two dogs and her favorite dog breed is a German Shorthaired Pointer. Her very best friend is her grandmother, Sharon. 

Imani 

Imani joined our team in 2024 as a veterinary assistant. With a deep love for animals, she provides compassionate care and assists in various clinic tasks. She is committed to advancing her knowledge and skills to ensure the best care for your pets. When she's not at work, Imani enjoys spending time with her own cat Miko. 

Sydney

Sydney started working at SVC in May 2024 as a veterinary assistant and you can often find her up front working in reception. She has worked in the veterinary field since 2019 and enjoys learning all about animals and the medicine behind it. In her free time she enjoys hanging out with family and friends. While working here Sydney has gotten married to her husband Tyler and welcomed a beautiful boy named Sutton. She is also a dog mom to Molly, Lainey, and Dakota.

Heidi

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Animal Care Assistants

You may not see them during an appointment, but our animal care assistants are hard at work behind the scenes at SVC. They do everything from keeping our medical treatment and surgery areas sterile and clean to caring for our pets boarding in our kennel.

While the primary responsibility of our animal care assistants is the care and husbandry of patients in the hospital, they are involved in many facets of the hospital’s day-to-day operations and help keep the hospital running more efficiently. There is never a dull moment and our animal care assistants are always there to provide extra support and a helping hand to our veterinarians, technicians, assistants, and front office staff.

Peggy

Peggy is our full time Animal Care Assistant. The animals love her and she does an outstanding job caring for all our boarders' and hospitalized patients' needs. She is very devoted to her family and enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren.