Amy graduated from MSU in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Technology and completed her certificate of proficiency
Read MoreJillian joined SVS Imaging in 2025, bringing 10 years of veterinary experience and a strong passion for diagnostic imaging.
Read MoreCarri has worked in veterinary medicine since 1998 and has since learned every support staff role from reception to assistant,
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Amy graduated from MSU in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Technology and completed her certificate of proficiency in soft tissue ultrasound with WAVE in December 2018. In November 2020, she returned and completed her certificate of proficiency in echocardiography. She is dedicated to make these advanced diagnostic tools more readily available. In her spare time, Amy and her family love camping near the Great Lakes and spending time with their many rescued animals in the “Mayhew Zoo”.
Jillian joined SVS Imaging in 2025, bringing 10 years of veterinary experience and a strong passion for diagnostic imaging. She began her career in 2015 and earned her degree from the Vet Tech Institute of Indianapolis in 2019. Her interest in imaging grew while working at Purdue University Veterinary Hospital and in general practice in Metro Detroit. Jillian further advanced her skills by becoming a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) in 2023. With experience in both veterinary and human medicine, she now combines her expertise as an LVT and Sonographer to provide advanced diagnostic support. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling with her fiancé, spending time with her two Pembroke Welsh Corgis, and competing in dog sports with her Swedish Vallhund.
Carri has worked in veterinary medicine since 1998 and has since learned every support staff role from reception to assistant, technician, and eventually manager. In 2015 Carri earned an Advanced Imaging Certificate from the Academy of Veterinary Imaging in Arlington Texas and became proficient and fell in love with veterinary abdominal ultrasound. Ultrasound is her true passion, and she is looking forward to performing diagnostic ultrasound that assists veterinary teams find solutions/direction for our mutual patient’s health. She and her husband are empty nesters and enjoy spending their weekends camping with their two dogs: Ocho, a chihuahua/papillon mix and Ludo, a Dogue de Bordeaux. Carri also enjoys reading, working in her yard, practicing crochet, watching movies, and kayaking.
