Katharine Palmer, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM, Diplomate ACVECC
Dr. Kate Palmer is a 1994 graduate of the North Carolina School of Veterinary Medicine. She completed an internship in…
Ron Achiel, DVM, Diplomate ACVECC
Dr. Ron Achiel, originally from New York State, attended the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2011.…
Janan Abed, DVM, Practice Limited to Emergency/Critical Care
Dr. Janan Abed is a 2007 graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Janan completed a rotating Small…
Shannon Coffey, MVB
Elizabeth Bitsko, DVM
Sarah Lietzke, DVM
Kelsey R. Bernarducci, MVB
Kimberly Coker, DVM
Katherine Johnson, VMD
Amanda Wisti, DVM
Kamryn Ritter-Shapero, DVM
Shaina Ball-Douglas, DVM
Alison Bidjarano, DVM
Alissa Buchta, DVM
Kevin Cali, DVM
Diana Fasanello, DVM
Patrick Finlay, DVM
Victoria Iarrobino, DVM
Sabrie Moze, DVM
Dreyton Oliva, DVM
Rebecca Purdy, DVM
Korbin Ritter-Shapero, DVM
Alexandra Rogers, DVM
Sarah Thornton, DVM
The GSVS Emergency and Critical Care Service is open and available 24 hours per day, every day of the year. Your primary veterinarian may refer your pet or you can walk in at any time.
The GSVS Emergency and Critical Care Service is overseen by three Criticalists: Kate Palmer, Janan Abed, and Ron Achiel – all have been Residency Trained in Emergency/Critical Care. Dr. Palmer and Dr. Achiel are both Board Certified in this discipline.
Additionally, the service is staffed by multiple doctors who elect to focus their career in ER medicine or rotate though various departments in the hospital. When your pet is experiencing an emergency and is brought to GSVS, he or she will not only be treated by the primary doctor seen upon initial exam, but will also receive care from the entire team moving forward. We find this model unique among veterinary specialty hospitals. We take pride that your pet will receive specialty care even if he/she is not seeing a critical care specialist directly.
If you are unsure if your pet is experiencing an emergency, you can call us anytime or bring your pet to our hospital. We are fully equipped to provide treatment for ANY emergency situation.
Advanced services and treatments that can be provided by the Emergency and Critical Care department in our Intensive Care Unit include:
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Emergency bedside ultrasound
- In-house cytology and blood work
- Supplemental oxygen
- Transfusion therapy
- Mechanical ventilation
- Supplemental enteral and parenteral nutrition
- Anesthesia support
- Respiratory, circulatory, and cardiac monitoring
Please call 732-922-0011 if you have any questions about Emergency and Critical Care at GSVS.
- No referral or appointment needed for Emergency Care
- Open 24/7 for Emergencies and Referrals
- Continuous nursing care 24/7, 365 days/year
- Team of Board Certified Specialists available for consultation on all patients
- Extensive diagnostic services on-site: CT scanner, MRI, ultrasound, fiberoptic scoping, full laboratory and surgical suite
- Veterinarians and trained technicians always in the hospital