BluePearl Hospital
Midvale, UT

Dr. Jennifer Alterman's clinical interests include severe periodontal disease, orthodontics, and restorative procedures to include treatment of underdeveloped enamel, tooth decay and crowns. Educating the public and other veterinarians on oral health is also important to her.

Some of Dr. Alterman’s favorite pastimes include skiing, camping, hiking and exploring national parks. She also plays the flute and piccolo. She and her husband have three pets: Pomeranian Savannah, shepherd/Shar-pei mix Savannah, and cat Queen Alexandra.

Dr. Christina Boekhout's clinical interests include soft tissue, oncologic, minimally invasive and orthopedic surgeries.

Dr. Boekhout likes hiking, volleyball, snowboarding or swimming. She and her husband have two dogs, chocolate lab Indie and mixed breed Henry.

Dr. Vicki Campbell’s residency was designed to make her a perioperative critical care specialist, and she enjoys surgical emergencies for this reason. Her particular areas of interest and much of her research, publications, book chapters and national speaking have been focused on sepsis, SIRS, oxygen delivery, mechanical ventilation, oxygenation and blood gases pulmonary disorders, sedation/pain management of emergency/critical care patients, anesthesia of critical patients, and anesthetic emergencies.

Dr. Campbell has five kids and loves amusement parks, hiking, camping and backpacking. She's had many giant breed dogs but currently has just Buddy, a Newfoundland. Dr. Campbell was featured in a children’s book called “ER Vets” by Donna Jackson.

Dr. Julia Disney's clinical interests include using eye examinations to diagnose systemic disease and procedures that improve quality of life, such as treating dry eye disease or cataract surgery.

Some of Dr. Disney’s favorite pastimes include hiking, soccer, CrossFit and cooking. Dakota is her blue heeler mix.

Prior to BluePearl, Dr. Chelsea Greenberg was a clinical assistant professor for the Purdue University Comparative Oncology Program. Her clinical interests include histiocytic disorders, canine osteosarcoma and feline lymphoma.

Fond of the outdoors, Dr. Greenberg spends her free time snow skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, hiking and obstacle course racing. She also enjoys photography.

Skilled in all aspects of dermatology, Dr. Elizabeth Layne’s particular clinical interests include ear disease, autoimmune disease, and allergies. Before deciding to specialize in dermatology, she worked for a number of years as a primary care veterinarian.

Getting outside to hike, climb or ski with her husband is important to Dr. Layne. She also enjoys staying inside to read or knit and snuggle with her cat.

Dr. Pia Martiny enjoys treating endocrine emergencies, polytrauma cases and acute kidney injuries. Other interests include mechanical ventilation, point-of-care ultrasounds, and training others in CPR.

An outdoor enthusiast, Dr. Martiny likes hiking with her Labrador retriever in the warmer months and snowboarding in the winter.

In addition to the variety of emergency cases she sees, Dr. Jennifer Perez is interested in internal medicine and oncology.

Dr. Perez enjoys exploring the outdoors with her two dogs, Emma and Rowan, as well as snowboarding, playing soccer and competing in various half marathons and triathlons each year.

Dr. Leah Ravitz enjoys all aspects of emergency medicine.

Dr. Ravitz lives with a mutt named Omi and an herb garden on her fire escape. She enjoys travel, outdoor activities, and spending time with friends and family.

Previously an EMT and firefighter, Dr. Josh Rosenbaum feels he has the right mind set to respond to all type of emergency situations. His particular clinical interests include respiratory disease, specifically mechanical ventilation and treatment of brachycephalic breeds, acute kidney disease/failure, surgical diseases, sepsis and trauma.

Dr. Rosenbaum likes being outside, especially skiing, camping, hiking and gardening. Favorite indoor pastimes include reading, music and playing guitar and piano. He has a dog named Laika and a cat named Benji.

Dr. Deborah Schiffer is particularly interested in internal medicine and exotic animal cases.

A die-hard sports fan, Dr. Schiffer’s favorite pastimes include snowboarding, hiking and kayaking. She has a German shepherd named Hazel, a cat named Scarlett and a pig named Louis.

Dr. Katrina Stockstill's particular interests include wound repair and management, bandaging and splint placement and critical care nutrition.

Dr. Stockstill and her husband, a carpenter, spend time on DIY home improvements and renovations. They also enjoy outside activities, travel and spending time with their son. Their pets include WileE, a yellow lab, and three cats, Arizona, Mia and Schroeder.

Dr. Annamaria Tadlock enjoys all aspects of emergency medicine.

Dr. Tadlock enjoys travel, hiking, camping and taking her dog on long walks. Her other favorite pastimes include reading, cooking, gardening, and crafts.

Within the field of diagnostic imaging, Dr. Mark Taylor’s particular interests include CT, MRI, ultrasound and neuroimaging.

Dr. Taylor and his wife have six children; two dogs, Oliver and Oakley; two cats, Nermal and Aulani; and a hamster named Hammy. Some of his favorite pastimes include skiing, hiking and traveling.

Prior to coming to BluePearl, Dr. Kimberly Yore was a veterinarian in the U.S. Army, serving in places as far away as Tonga, South Korea and Thailand. Skilled in all aspects of internal medicine, she particularly enjoys treating endocrine diseases and gastrointestinal disorders.

Dr. Yore likes spending time with her husband and son, especially in the great outdoors.

The vital role teeth and oral health play in overall health led Stephanie to work in dentistry, which then led to anesthesia and its important part in treating teeth. Stephanie fosters and rescues with a local advocacy organization and relishes the chance to bottle-feed and raise orphaned puppies and kittens. At home she has a bustling family of pets, with cats, a dog, rabbits and reptiles.