Dr. Anderson is originally from Tennessee and grew up on a farm surrounded by animals of all species. She spent her youth horseback riding and became an accomplished equestrian by her teen years. She spent years training young horses, teaching riding lessons, and managing a large show barn through her college years. She continued riding and teaching lessons through veterinary school and remains a horse lover today. Her interest in veterinary medicine developed through years of caring for animals in a farm setting and she entered veterinary school with the idea of becoming an Equine practitioner. It was during her time in veterinary school that she realized her passion for medicine and love for animals extended to all species. For this reason, she learned both large and small animal medicine with added courses in exotic animal species as well. She graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2011, and continued training for an additional year through a rigorous internship focused on small and exotic animal medicine and surgery at the University of Georgia. The strenuous hours, high case load, and extraordinary mentorship of that program gave Dr. Anderson the equivalent of 3-5 years of experience in veterinary practice and ensured that she was more than prepared to start work in private practice.
Dr. Lynsey Rosen is so excited to be back in Los Angeles with her friends and family. She is from Sherman Oaks, and is looking forward to reintegrating into the community she loves. Growing up, she was surrounded by animals as an avid horseback rider and volunteer with several wildlife rescue organizations. She worked in animal-centered jobs starting in her teenage years and through college while receiving top honors for her Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz (Go Banana Slugs!). During veterinary school at St. Matthew’s University in the Cayman Islands and North Carolina State University, she participated in sea turtle research and wildlife rescue for aquatic animals. Her post graduate training included a rigorous yearlong internship in small and exotic animal medicine and surgery at the University of Tennessee, followed by an additional year of training in the extremely competitive field of companion exotic animal and zoological medicine and surgery at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences.
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