Medical Director

Dr. Baker is a dedicated veterinarian with over a decade of experience in small animal practice. He grew up in Southeastern Idaho and graduated from Idaho State University in 2010. He then moved to Pullman, Washington to further his education at Washington State University's prestigious College of Veterinary Medicine.  It was during this transformative period that Dr. Baker met his wife, Dr. Brossoit (aka Dr. B), and a connection sparked in the very first week of classes. Their bond has flourished ever since, offering mutual support and inspiration throughout their personal and professional lives.

With 10 years of clinical experience and 7 years in leadership roles within the veterinary setting, Dr. Baker has developed a profound expertise in various areas of veterinary care. His professional interests encompass internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, regenerative medicine, and veterinary business leadership, reflecting his commitment to advancing the field and providing the highest level of care to his patients.

Outside of his professional life, Dr. Baker is a family man, enjoying the joys of fatherhood with his daughter and two sons. He loves spending time outdoors, exploring the beauty of nature through hiking and various adventures with his children. In addition, he has a passion for board games, video games, woodworking, and autocross drifting, which enriches his life and provides a balanced approach to work and play. Through his dedication to both his profession and family, Dr. Baker continues to leave a positive impact on the lives of those around him.

Chief of Staff

Dr. Brossoit, also known as Dr. B, has been passionate about animal care since childhood. Growing up she always dreamt of becoming a veterinarian one day. She graduated with her undergrad from Seattle Pacific University in 2010 with a degree in Biology, emphasizing ecological diversity, alongside a minor in chemistry. Her academic journey continued at Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, where she not only honed her veterinary skills but also met her husband, Dr. Baker, during the first week of classes. Dr. B’s childhood dreams came true, and she became a doctor of veterinary medicine in 2014.

Dr. Brossoit has dedicated the past decade to serving the communities of Olympia, Tacoma, and surrounding areas in small animal practices. She takes great pride in forming strong connections with her patients as well as their owners. Her professional interests include internal medicine, facilitating fear-free experiences for pets, performing complex surgeries, and continually expanding her expertise through learning new procedures to enhance patient care.

Outside of her professional life, Dr. B cherishes her family time with her husband, daughter, and two sons, and enjoys activities such as crafting, playing board games, and watching Disney movies. Dr. Brossoit's compassionate nature and unwavering dedication make her not just a skilled veterinarian, but also a beloved member of her community.

Director of Veterinary Nursing

Kelsie, a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT), serves as the Director of Veterinary Nursing at HSVC, where her passion for animal care shines through in every aspect of her work. A proud native of the Pacific Northwest, she has been immersed in the veterinary field since 2016. Kelsie began her career as a receptionist, where she first discovered her love for helping animals and their families. Over the years, she progressed to the role of doctor’s assistant and eventually earned her Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology to acquire her license.

Kelsie is deeply committed to advocating for the well-being of pets, understanding that they cannot communicate their needs themselves. As a Fear Free certified technician, she ensures a calm and positive experience for all animals under her care. Her philosophy revolves around creating an environment where pets feel safe and comfortable, which ultimately leads to more effective treatment and healing. She is constantly seeking to expand her knowledge to provide the best care possible. She loves teaching her peers and pet-parents, believing in having open and honest communication to better serve our patients.

Outside of her professional life, Kelsie cherishes her time spent with her family and her beloved pets. In her leisure time, Kelsie enjoys indulging in creative projects, curling up with a good book, and exploring thrift shops for unique treasures.

Hospital Operations Manager

Jerry grew up in North Kitsap where he initially envisioned a career in construction, following in his father's footsteps. However, the economic downturn in 2007 and 2008 prompted a pivotal shift in his path. He enrolled at Idaho State University, where he majored in Clinical and Behavioral Psychology. During his undergraduate years, Jerry had the privilege of meeting Dr. Jonathan Baker, who would play an important role in his professional journey.

While at college, Jerry excelled as the Director of Student Activities, where he dedicated himself to helping fellow students thrive academically and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Graduating in 2012 marked a new chapter in his career as he accepted a position at Washington State University. There, he served as the assistant to the College of Veterinary Hospital Director, marking his first foray into the animal care field. This role not only allowed Jerry to reconnect with Dr. Baker but also introduced him to Dr. Brossoit, further expanding his personal and professional network.

Jerry decided to pursue further education towards an MBA with an emphasis on Hospital Management. His combined psychology and business management has equipped him to contribute significantly to the veterinary field. Throughout his career, Jerry has played a crucial role in the opening of multiple veterinary hospitals, demonstrating his adaptability and problem-solving skills as a true jack of all trades. His diverse background and compassionate approach to animal care and human management make him an invaluable asset in the veterinary field, where he continues to make a difference every day.