Meet Our Team
The veterinary medical professionals of Beavercreek Animal Clinic strive to provide compassionate and personalized care for your pets.
Dr. Christina Olsen
Dr. Olsen has been practicing general medicine and preventive care since 2014. She has a passion for geriatric pets and has extensive experience managing and balancing a variety of medical conditions, with an emphasis on quality of life. She loves her Sphynx cats Pinky and The Brain, and has a small mixed breed rat terrier named Quinn, among the geriatric rescue pets she takes in on occasion. She grew up in the Pacific Northwest and after living in a variety of countries and states has returned to live and practice in Beavercreek, OR. The reopening of Beavercreek Animal Clinic has given her the opportunity to do just this! This is a wonderful and experienced team and she is happy to be a part of that. She looks forward to meeting others living in her community, and helping you and your family care for your beloved pet.
Dr. Amanda Sapp
From a young age, animals were always a big part Dr. Sapp’s life. A few of her first jobs involved animals, such as working for a groomer/small pet store, to a boarding kennel. Prior to applying to veterinary school, she worked at a vet clinic starting with cleaning kennels, to receptionist, then head veterinary assistant and in charge of clinic inventory and ordering. Dr. Sapp has worked nearly in every aspect of the vet clinic. Dr. Sapp graduated from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008. Soon after graduation she then completed 150 hours of training in veterinary acupuncture from Colorado State University. When Dr. Sapp is not in the clinic, she is usually driving to or attending some horse related activity with her two daughters. Her current menagerie of animals on her small hobby farm includes dogs, cats, horses and chickens.
Mickayla, Veterinary Assistant
McKenzie, CVT & Practice Manager
McKenzie has spent most of her life in Oregon and knew from a young age she would always work with animals. She started working in veterinary medicine in 2009 and then she graduated from Portland Community College’s Veterinary Technology Program in 2015. Since then, her focus has been veterinary practice management. McKenzie lives on a farm and has several animals. In her free time, she is working on her farm breeding and raising Nigerian Dwarf goats. She enjoys spending time with her husband and son on their farm, crocheting, and gardening.
Mickayla has lived in Oregon her whole life and grew up on the Oregon Coast. She graduated from Carrington College in 2016 and her veterinary career took off from there. Mickayla has three cats at home: Monroe, Millie, and Milo. Monroe being the eldest and Milo being the baby. They make sure to keep her on her toes! Mickayla enjoys spending her free time paddle boarding and exploring the Pacific Northwest.
Veronica, Veterinary Assistant
Veronica has lived in Oregon her whole life and has worked in the veterinary field for the last eight years. Since Veronica was a little girl, it has always been a dream of hers to help and care for pets. In Veronica’s free time she loves doing arts and crafts, reading, visiting Disneyland, and spending time with her husband, son, and her two dogs. Veronica and her family are also excited to welcome their new baby girl this summer. Veronica is very excited to not be the only girl at home!
Amanda, Veterinary Assistant & CSR
Amanda is originally from Arizona. She attended the equine science program at Scottsdale Community College and has been working in the veterinary field with a variety of species since 2005. Amanda enjoys traveling the world, competing with her horses, and rescuing reptiles.
Ashley, Veterinary Assistant & CSR
Ashley was born and raised in Oregon. She has spent her whole life loving animals and always knew she needed to work with them. She has worked in the veterinary field since 2015. In her spare time, Ashley enjoys taking care of her three dogs and three cats. She also enjoys reading, playing video games, arts and crafts, and napping.