Ethos Updates

We are thrilled to welcome Julie Noyes, DVM, PhD, MA, MS, to the Ethos Innovation and Clinical Learning & Development team as our Learning Innovation Lead. With her extensive experience and deep connections within the veterinary community, including valuable work with Ethos and VetBloom, Julie is well-positioned to make a lasting impact in shaping the

At Ethos, we believe that a strong company culture is more than just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of how we work together, support each other, and grow as a community. Over the years, the idea of company culture has evolved. Today, it’s about creating meaningful connections, fostering trust, and ensuring every team member feels valued.

The Ethos Veterinary Health Specialty Advisory Board (SAB) convened fall meeting focused on collaboration, innovation, and the future of veterinary medicine. Guided by its mission to serve as the clinical voice of Ethos that fosters a collaborative community committed to cultivating best practices and driving innovation, the SAB is a group of dedicated medical leaders

This month, we gathered in vibrant Kansas City for our annual Mentor Training Summit, bringing together over 30 dedicated mentors from the ABVP, internship, residency, and ER Immerse programs. The event was a powerful reminder of the vital role mentorship plays at Ethos, as we celebrated our accomplishments and set the stage for future growth.

At Ethos, we believe that excellence in veterinary care goes hand-in-hand with the dedication and compassion of our team members. This year, we are thrilled to recognize the individuals who have gone above and beyond in their roles with the first-ever Veterinary Nurse Champion and CSR Above & Beyond Awards. These awards highlight the commitment,

We are proud to share that Dr. Tracy Hill, our director of science, has co-authored a groundbreaking article with global experts: Clinical Guidelines for Fecal Microbiota Transplantation in Companion Animals. This important work provides veterinarians with essential guidelines for implementing fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), a promising, minimally invasive procedure that transfers feces from healthy donors

Ethos is thrilled to announce the addition of Ashley Sipe to our team as our new clinical trial monitor. Her passion for animal welfare and extensive experience in clinical research and project management make her a perfect fit for our Science Consultancy program. Ashley will play a critical role in the success of this unique

We are thrilled to announce that Jessie Brown, LVT, one of the leading authorities on blood banking in the veterinary field, has joined Ethos as our new director of blood banking! Jessie brings an extensive background in blood banking, marked by significant achievements and expertise across multiple roles. For the last three years, she has

We’re thrilled to announce the promotion of two exceptional leaders within our organization: Donna Sroczynski and Dr. Patrick Welch. Their contributions have been pivotal to our mission, and we’re excited to see them step into their new roles, where they will continue to drive innovation and excellence across our network.

Dr. Sandra Faeh to serve as Chief Veterinary Officer of NVA’s General Practice business; Dr. Stacy Burdick named Chief Medical Officer of Ethos Veterinary Health. Newly created senior leadership roles position NVA General Practice and Ethos Veterinary Health for the next chapter of industry leadership as distinct veterinary businesses.

NVA and Ethos to focus on their distinct strategic growth priorities and prepare for eventual IPOs of each in the next two to three years. Ethos will focus on leading the advancement of cutting-edge medicine to extend and improve the lives of pets. Its portfolio will comprise legacy Ethos Veterinary Health, Compassion-First, SAGE, and legacy NVA specialty and emergency hospitals.

Urgent care facilities are an adjunct service to primary care veterinarians and critical care emergency hospitals. We are open late to care for pets in stable condition who need veterinary attention after hours.