
Kristy S.
Registered Veterinary Technologist
Kristy was born and raised in PG and grew up with animals. She started out volunteering for Murdoch Vet Clinic as a high school student. She really enjoyed being in the clinic and was inspired by the techs that worked there at the time. Kristy got a job as a kennel attendant. She made the decision to go to school to become a Vet tech.
After completing college, she found her way back to us and has been working here since 2006. In 2007 she furthered her education by taking several courses on canine rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee. Kristy is passionate about physiotherapy and happily guides our recovering patients and clients through the rehabilitation process after ligament surgery.
Kristy is married to a wonderful hard working guy. They have two beautiful children and currently two wonderful geriatric retrievers.

Michelle C.
Registered Veterinary Technologist
Michelle, RVT, is a dedicated Registered Veterinary Technician at Murdoch Veterinary Clinic. Originally from the Lower Mainland, Michelle grew up immersed in the world of animals at a horse camp, where she later worked as an adult. Her passion for animal care led her to pursue veterinary technology at Olds College, where she graduated in 2018. After gaining experience in Vanderhoof, she eventually made her way to Prince George, where she continues to provide compassionate care to animals.
Michelle’s journey into the veterinary field was driven by a deep curiosity—she simply wanted to know more about the animals she had always loved. Her favorite part of working in veterinary medicine is the opportunity to learn and grow while helping animals and their owners.
Outside of work, Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband and their two dogs. She loves being outdoors, whether camping or spending time on the water. She hopes to one day have property of her own, complete with horses to continue her lifelong passion for equine care.

Callie J.
Registered Veterinary Technologist
Meet Callie, one of our dedicated Registered Veterinary Technicians at Murdoch Veterinary Clinic. Hailing from Fort St. James, Callie embarked on her veterinary journey when she moved to Alberta in 2021 and graduated with an Animal Health Technology Diploma from Lakeland College in June 2023. Her passion for animal care ignited during her volunteer stint at Murdoch Vet in 2020, leading her back to the team in August 2023. Outside the clinic, Callie enjoys exploring the scenic landscapes of our province alongside her two beloved Scottish terriers, Abigail and Hudson, showcasing her deep appreciation for nature and the outdoors.

Megan A.
Registered Veterinary Technologist
Megan is a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) here at Murdoch Veterinary Clinic, where she has been part of the team since 2019. She began her journey in veterinary medicine as an assistant after completing the Veterinary Office Assistant (VOA) program through Sprott Shaw College in Nanaimo. A lifelong resident of Prince George, Megan completed the distance RVT diploma program through Thompson Rivers University in 2025, with the invaluable support of her mentors at Murdoch’s.
Motivated by a deep passion for animal care and advocacy, Megan has a special interest in working with nervous or fearful pets, helping them build trust and learn that the veterinary clinic can be a safe and positive place. Her natural connection with animals is evident—if she’s not immediately visible at the clinic, chances are she’s in the kennel room, happily chatting with her four-legged patients.
Outside of work, Megan enjoys exploring the outdoors with her beloved pit bull, Tikka, or spending quiet moments curled up with her cats and a good book.

Gracie C.
Registered Veterinary Technologist
Gracie is a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) who joined the practice in April 2025. She completed her veterinary technology education in Fairview, Alberta. Drawn to the veterinary field by a passion for advocating and caring for animals, she quickly realized she was in the right profession during her first year of college. Gracie’s favorite aspect of working with animals is the variety each day brings. Outside of work, she has a special interest in wildlife conservation and rehabilitation, and enjoys spending her time with family, friends, and her pets.
Indy P.
RVT Student
Indy is a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) student who began working in the veterinary field as a kennel attendant in 2022. Originally from Prince George, she began her formal veterinary studies at Lakeland College in 2023. Her passion for the industry stems from a lifelong love of animals—fostered through years of horseback riding and caring for her own pets—as well as a strong interest in science. Indy enjoys collaborating with both pets and their people to ensure the highest quality of care. Outside of work, she spends her time adventuring with her dog, Turbo, and pursuing her creative passions in painting, music, and photography.
Lydia D.
RVT Student
Lydia is a student veterinary technologist here at Murdoch Veterinary Clinic, where she began working in January 2024. Originally from a farming background, she moved to Prince George with her family in 2005 and spent several years working in the horticultural industry. Her early love for animals—sparked by life on the farm and fueled by childhood readings of James Herriot—instilled in her a long-standing dream of working in veterinary medicine.
After a period of career reflection, Lydia decided to return to school to pursue her passion. She began volunteering at Murdoch Veterinary Clinic, later taking a position as a kennel attendant during the summer of 2024 before starting the Veterinary Technology program at Thompson Rivers University (TRU). Her hands-on experience at the clinic and in school has affirmed her decision, and she is excited to continue growing in her path toward becoming a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT).
Outside of work, Lydia enjoys spending time with family, kayaking, hiking, and birdwatching. She also has a creative side, with interests in playing the piano, reading, and exploring various forms of art.
Aspen C.
RVT Student
Aspen is a veterinary assistant at Murdoch Vet and a current student in the online Veterinary Technology program at Thompson Rivers University. Originally from Vanderhoof, she moved to Prince George in 2023 to study English at UNBC, but soon discovered her true calling in animal care. Since joining Murdoch Vet in November 2022, she’s grown from working primarily with horses to developing a strong foundation in small animal medicine.
Aspen finds fulfillment in helping pets return home healthy, recognizing the deep bonds between animals and their people. Outside of work and study, Aspen spends her time with her Quarter Horse, Phoenix, and her Jack Russell Terrier, Obi. She also enjoys painting and exploring the outdoors, grounding her life in both creativity and nature.