Veterinarians
Meet our veterinary team
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Get to know our veterinary team
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Meet The veterinarians
Lindsay Windsor
Veterinarian
“Dr. Lindsay,” as she has come to be known, started practicing in North-Central PA in 2013. In 2014, she began working for Dr. Ronnie Schenkein at the Coudersport Animal Health Center. After a little over a year, Dr. Lindsay purchased the hospital from Dr. Schenkein and changed the name to Potter County Veterinary Clinic. She continued to practice at the former location until she outgrew it and moved the business to downtown Coudersport. She bought and converted a former residence into a new clinic, which seemed HUGE at the time. As her client base grew, even the new clinic began to feel small. So she did what she always does: put her nose to the grindstone and bought the property next door. Dr. Lindsay’s late father, Harvey, demolished the existing house there for us and cleared the lot in 2020. Once the lot was cleared, Dr. Lindsay hired contractors to put a 60′ by 100′ addition on the east side of the existing clinic. Her staff can attest to that fact and are continuously amazed at what she can do when she sets her mind to it.
In her spare time, Dr. Lindsay loves working with cows, horseback riding, 4-wheeling, and just being outside. She has many cows, three horses, three dogs, and many cats. She has two sons, Nathan and Samuel, and a daughter, Katelyn. Her favorite part of her job is interacting with all pets, their owners, and the wonderful people she works with.
Derek Schimp
VMD
Bio Coming Soon
Meet The Team
Receptionists
Audeen Vincent
Receptionist
Audeen has been working for the veterinary clinic for 22 years. She graduated from Northern Potter High School. Before becoming a member of the Potter County Veterinary Clinic team, Audeen worked on her family-owned dairy and sheep farm, in 3 different departments at the local hospital, and owned her own business. She belongs to the Gold Church as well as the Tritown Auxiliary. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, sewing, reading, gardening, exercising, and singing in the quartet at church and other venues. Audeen has a Westie mix named Mardi, a Yorkie named Lola, and Gus, a Siamese mix.
Pat Miles
Receptionist
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Judy McCoy
Receptionist
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Lori Kazimer
Receptionist
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Michelle Rossetti
Receptionist
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Assistants
Jocelyn Lilly
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Paula Tarabori
Veterinary Assistant
Paula has worked at the clinic for over 15 years. She graduated from Coudersport Jr/Sr High School. She became interested in the profession due to her love for animals. In her spare time, Paula loves horseback riding and spending time with her family and friends. Paula has four dogs, one cat, seven horses, one miniature donkey, and chickens. She has two children, Clayton and Taylor. Paula’s favorite part of her job is meeting new people and being able to work with great employees.
Taylor Hand
Veterinary Assistant
Taylor has been a part of our healthcare team since 2016. She graduated from Coudersport Jr/Sr High School in 2018 and is currently enrolled at Wilson College, majoring in Nursing. Throughout her high school and college years, Taylor had been a member of Showstoppers 4-H, Spud Growers FFA, and the SNA. Taylor loves spending time with family and friends, riding her horse, Kit Kat, kayaking, and being outside. She lives on a small farm with seven horses, a cow, and lots of chickens. She also has a German Shorthaired Pointer puppy named Colt.
Gabby Clay
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Maddie Geitler
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Certified Veterinary Technicians
Alexis Wilson
Alexis is the invisible glue that holds our back end work flows together. Always the first to help you generate a lab request or calibrate a new gadget that the rest of us cannot figure out, we rely on her to get us up and running more often than not. Her thoroughness and attention to the little details make her an invaluable part of the patient care team. When working with Alexis, things just seem to get done before you even realize she did them. She’s a master at looking ahead to keep our schedule on track and always up for a challenge. The dogs and cats love her too, and even though she may be little, she can hold her own on the dog wrestling front! We’re blessed to have Alexis on our side, and so grateful for all the hard work she does every day
Collene Fulton
Collene has been working for PCVC since graduating from Alfred State College in 2017. Collene has always loved animals and been passionate about helping them. She deeply cares for all animals and puts their owners at ease with her expansive knowledge and kindly spoken explanations-whether it be a surgical plan or a vaccine recommendation. Around the clinic she has an optimistic attitude, is always smiling or laughing, and is often quick with a joke.
Theresa Denhoff
“T” has been a familiar face in the clinic for many years now, and has touched countless lives with her compassion and love for all animals. T is a talented technician with extensive knowledge in countless aspects of animal healthcare. Camaraderie and communication are her strong suits. We’d be lost without her “Git-R-Done” attitude and practical jokes.
Amy Boyd
Amy came to us with a vast array of knowledge gained from years of experience in various aspects of animal healthcare before moving to Potter County. Amy has been a blessing to our team, with her affinity for anesthesia and surgery, she is essential to making sure our patients’ procedures go smoothly. Amy’s talents don’t stop outside the O.R. – she’s always wonderful with our patients and their owners, no matter what the situation. Her expressive personality and gentle compassion make our clients feel at ease, even in scary situations. We appreciate her hard work, dedication, and attention to detail.
Pam Lampman
We are thankful to have Pam and her expertise back with us at PCVC. Pam truly cares about all animals, from the tiniest kitten to beef cows and sheep. Her years of experience and thorough knowledge of the profession make working with her a pleasure. Pam shows lots of ambition at work and has also become PCVC’s groomer. Her pampering of dogs and cats in the grooming room is so appreciated.
Megan Bristol
Certified Veterinary Technician & Manager
Megan has been working for the veterinary clinic since May 2012, when she graduated from Alfred State College with her Veterinary Technician degree. Previously, she was a waitress at Kaytee’s restaurant for many years. Megan became interested in this profession because of her love for animals and the people who care for them. Megan attends the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Hebron. She is married and loves spending time with her husband, Beau, and son, Bruce. She also enjoys doing projects on her farm, spending time with family, and taking care of her horse, pigs, goats, chickens, and dogs. Megan has three dogs, over 100 chickens, a herd of goats, a horse, and pigs.