Dr. Shane Miller is a native of Minden, NV. He attended the University of Nevada, Reno where he received his undergraduate degree. Dr. Miller received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Washington State University in 1992. Following an internship at Littleton Large Animal Hospital Equine Clinic, Dr. Miller completed his equine surgery residency at University of California-Davis in 1996. He subsequently returned to Littleton Large Animal Clinic Equine Hospital in 1997. Dr. Miller became board certified in equine surgery from the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in 1998. While at Littleton Equine Medical Center, Dr. Miller served as CEO and Chief of Surgery. Since moving back to Nevada in 2009, Dr. Miller is the surgeon and shareholder of Comstock Equine Hospital and now Great Basin Equine Medicine and Surgery. Dr. Miller's professional interests lie in orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries with an emphasis in arthroscopy, laparoscopy and regenerative medicine. He also has a large clinical interest in lameness and performance horse medicine. Dr. Miller travels internationally performing surgeries and pre-purchase exams. He has written articles in Veterinary Surgery Journal, Equine Veterinary Journal, Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association and many lay journals. Dr. Miller has also presented numerous surgical and lameness topics both nationally and internationally. Dr. Miller lives in Gardnerville with his wife Kristin and their three children Peyton, Camden, and Landin. When he is not practicing, Dr. Miller spends time with his family. His hobbies include anything with his kids, triathlons, cycling, and golfing.

Dr. Tiffany Tupler, DVM, CBCC-KA, HABc, graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine with a certificate in shelter medicine in 2012. Before enrolling at the University of Florida, she spent 15+ years working as a licensed veterinary technician in specialty medicine with an interest in anesthesia and orthopedics. As a veterinarian, she received certificates in the human-animal bond and fear-free shelters. She worked for 10+ years at various animal welfare organizations helping create outreach programs and access to care in underserved communities by offering spectrum of care medicine. Dr. Tupler has been with Chewy Health for 5 years working on various projects that build and sustain community health and outreach. Her professional interests include community medicine and accessibility to care, shelter medicine, veterinary forensics, disaster response, and small animal behavior and training education. She devotes much of her time assisting domestic and international animal welfare organizations with community medicine and high volume/high quality spay neuter projects. When she’s not practicing veterinary medicine, she volunteers at a local nonprofit book house that supports literacy programs for children and adults. She enjoys traveling and hiking all over the world with Morty, her amazing superpup, vegan cooking with her 4 cats – Bitty, Tomato, Carrot, and Franklin - board game nights with friends and having deep discussions about the Star Wars universe.

Veterinary leader with extensive experience in clinical practice, multi-site medical leadership, veterinary education, and curriculum development. Passionate about fostering high-performing teams, enhancing client communication, and advancing financial literacy in veterinary medicine. Demonstrated ability to bridge the gap between clinical excellence and business acumen, ensuring sustainable, quality-driven veterinary care.

As CVO of Empowering Veterinary Teams® (EVT), Alyssa leads content development, clinical training, and the overall strategic direction. With a BS in Marine Biology and an AS in Veterinary Technology, she is a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) who has spent over 20 years in the veterinary profession. She is an inaugural Fellow of the Association of Veterinary Technician Educators (AVTE), underscoring her dedication to education in the field. Alyssa also serves as the Director of MentorVet Tech, co-founder of both nûrtûr and the nonprofit Project Sticker, and as an advisor for BlendVet and several veterinary technology programs. As a Key Opinion Leader and speaker, she collaborates with industry providers and has presented at national conferences, co-authored a book, and contributed to various publications and podcasts. Alyssa is passionate about inclusivity and empowering all voices within veterinary medicine to help strengthen the profession.

Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Dr. Julie Bulman-Fleming earned her bachelor's degree in animal biology from the University of British Columbia. She went on to pursue her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan, where she discovered her passion for oncology. Graduating with great distinction, she then completed an internship in small animal medicine, surgery, and critical care at the Ontario Veterinary College before returning to the West Coast. In 2008, Dr. Bulman-Fleming joined Veterinary Cancer Group in Southern California, where she completed her residency in medical oncology in 2011. She currently serves as Medical Director and ACVIM Residency Program Director at Veterinary Cancer Group, and also holds the role of National Specialty Director of Oncology for Thrive Pet Healthcare. Her professional interests include teaching and mentorship, client education, palliative care, and exploring the role of the immune system in cancer development and treatment. Outside of her veterinary work, Dr. Bulman-Fleming enjoys circus arts, loves cats, and loves traveling with her young family.

After receiving her DVM from the University of California, Davis and a PhD in Veterinary Pharmacology from Texas A&M University, Dr. Greco joined the faculty of Colorado State University for 12 years. After being promoted to full professor, she went to the Animal Medical Center in NYC for several years before taking a position at Nestlé PURINA in the Global Scientific Communications team. Dr Greco has authored over 200 scientific articles and book chapters and is considered an authority in the area of small animal endocrinology.

Dr. Ireifej’s love for surgery began before veterinary school, during veterinary volunteer and work positions, then grew during his undergraduate and veterinary education. Shadi J. Ireifej DVM DACVS attended Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine where he received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (2006, DVM). After completing his studies at Cornell, Dr. Ireifej completed a one-year small animal medicine and surgery rotating internship at Angel Animal Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts (2007), followed by two one-year small animal surgical internships at Long Island Veterinary Specialists (LIVS) in Plainview, New York (2009). Dr. Ireifej achieved his board certification in small animal surgery by completing a three-year small animal surgery residency at LIVS (2012), becoming a Diplomat for the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (DACVS). After operating for almost 10 years at LIVS, Dr. Ireifej elected for warmer weather, and transplanted to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2016. Dr. Ireifej then operated in numerous multispecialty and emergency veterinary hospitals across the United States, as both a surgeon, hospital owner and department head of emergency/critical care as well as multiple specialties. In 2018, Dr. Ireifej changed gears in his career, creating a novel and state-of-the-art means of reaching concerned pet owners and their ailing pets worldwide, VetTriage. Dr. Ireifej currently serves as the Chief Medical Officer. His main three goals with his career and the VetTriage platform is (1) spearhead the movement with veterinary telehealth, (2) improve the access and spectrum of care by providing concerned pet owners a convenient and affordable means of seeking veterinary advice, and (3) to aid colleagues in brick and mortar who have been suffering from veterinary shortages, staff shortages, long work hours, mental health concerns, and so many other contributors to work-life imbalance and a poor quality of life inside and outside the clinic. Shadi has been published in scientific and medical journals and enjoys lecturing to a variety of audiences. He is known for being a positive force and energetic force, both professionally and personally. He has since been featured on numerous media outlets including television, podcasts, radio, articles, and conferences. Dr. Ireifej is frequently sought after for giving in-person and virtual talks on the current state of veterinary medicine, the current and future paths of veterinary telehealth and how to empower up-and-coming veterinary professionals so that they have the tools necessary for a successful and rewarding career.

Dr. Jennifer Bruns is a veterinarian, leader, and passionate advocate for doctor success, professional growth, and expanding access to practice ownership. With more than 25 years in veterinary medicine, she has guided countless practitioners in building skills, confidence, and thriving careers. In her role at PetSmart Veterinary Services, she serves as a success coach, helping veterinarians achieve their goals and navigate the path to ownership. Known for her engaging and practical approach, Dr. Bruns is a sought-after speaker, mentor, and connector within the profession. She is committed to shaping the future of veterinary medicine and supporting those who care for pets