Our Staff

Dr. Brad Green graduated from veterinary school at Ohio State University in 2001.  He spent the following year in an internship program at the University of Georgia before accepting a position in the department of critical care at Florida Veterinary Specialists.  These experiences prepared him for an internal medicine residency at the University of Wisconsin which he completed in 2006 and subsequently became board certified in Small Animal Internal Medicine.  After practicing internal medicine for three years in northern California, Dr. Green moved to Washington where he has worked to establish a reputation as being progressive, thoughtful, and thorough.  Dr. Green enjoys all areas of internal medicine but has particular interests in endocrinology, gastroenterology, and nephrology.  He especially enjoys the challenge of working with geriatric patients with multiple ailments.

Dr. Moon graduated from veterinary school at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2014. She completed a rotating internship at Colorado State University, followed by an Internal Medicine residency at Oregon State University. She became board-certified in Small Animal Internal Medicine in 2018.

She and her family are thrilled to call the Pacific Northw est home! Her professional interests include feline medicine, gastrointestinal disease, and hematology.

When not working, she enjoys spending time with her children, cuddling with her cats, reading, and spending time outdoors.

AL has been working in the veterinary field since 2007. She enjoys helping clients understand their pet’s medical advice, diagnosis, and treatment.

AL spends her free time outside in nature as much as possible or working on her hot rods and three wheelers.

Kendara has been working in the veterinary field since she was a teenager. She believes strongly in the human-animal bond. Her favorite aspect of her job is establishing relationships with patients and their humans.

In her spare time, she enjoys a variety of activities: hiking, kayaking, gardening, reading, and knitting. She shares her house with two border collies, a papillon, 2 cats, 4 llamas, and a few sheep.

Riley has been in the Veterinary field since 2011. Her favorite aspects of the job are endoscopic procedures, ultrasounds, and all of the fun pet personalities that come through the door.

Riley firmly believes that you should always laugh when you can and tries to find ways to incorporate this into her everyday life.

In her spare time, she enjoys watching movies, reading, and being outdoors with her dogs and family.

Cara has been working in the veterinary field since 2004. Her favorite aspects of her job are providing compassionate patient care and hearing from the families about the improvements their pets are making. Cara strongly believes that the families are an integral part of the treatment team and strives to support them.

When not at Specialty Vedmed, Cara is working on the small family farm she shares with her husband and daughter, or out in the woods walking with her 2 Basenjis, a Border collie and Boxer mix.

MJ has been working in the veterinary field since 2005. She loves spending time with patients and helping them feel comfortable in their surroundings.

In her spare time, MJ enjoys volunteering with various animal organizations including Wolf Haven and South Puget Sound K9 Search & Rescue.

Jennifer has been in the veterinary field since 2007. Animals and veterinary care have been a life-long passion for her. Jennifer’s favorite aspect of her job is helping clients understand that we are a team working together to provide the best possible care for our patients.Jennifer enjoys her time off exploring new places, camping, gardening, painting, swimming and drawing.

Kaley entered the veterinary field in 2016 while living in Alaska. Kaley is most passionate about the human-animal bond. Her favorite aspect of working in the veterinary field is the continuous opportunity to learn and grow. Kaley is grateful to be a part of an amazing specialty team.

In her spare time, Kaley enjoys reading, traveling, hiking, and cooking.

Sarah is new to the veterinary field. She loves watching patients happily bound in to the arms of their smiling owners at the end of their day with us.

In her spare time, Sarah enjoys tending to her goats and hanging out with her labrador.