Daryl Burmeister, DVM
|
Dr. Burmeister grew up on a dairy farm in rural Lakefield, Minnesota. He attended the college of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University and graduated in 1995. He began his career in small animal medicine in Bloomington, Illinois, and has been practicing in Ellsworth since 1999. Dr. Burmeister is married, and has four children, Aaron, Mimi, Rory and Noe. His pets include two rescued Rat Terriers, Oatmeal and Farina, three cats and many goldfish . He enjoys gardening, travel and spending time with his family. Dr. Burmeister is a member of the MaineVMA and the AVMA.
|
Laurie Pierce
|
Laurie has been with us since 2013 working as a vet tech. She has 2 children and 2 grandchildren and her yellow lab, Scully (see picture). Laurie has had many years of experience, including working in animal shelters and is dedicated to animal welfare.
|
Christal Thurlow
Christal is our head vet assistant and helps out as receptionist. She is the mom of 2 and fosters dogs.
Elizabeth Whitaker
Liz is one of our vet assistants and also helps out as receptionist
Sara Mitchell
Sara is our receptionist.
Julia Ham
Pilar Burmeister
|
Pilar Burmeister is the clinic manager. She is married to Dr. Burmeister. Pilar is a college professor and is currently the Director of the Nursing Program at Eastern Maine Community College. She grew up in Newton, Massachusetts and attended the University of Texas Medical Branch for her undergraduate degree in Nursing. In 1999 she graduated from Mennonite School of Nursing with her Master's degree in Nursing as an FNP, and in 2015 graduated from Husson University with a Master's Degree in Nursing Education. In her spare time, she enjoys cake decorating, scrapbooking, travel and spending time with her family.
|
One of our clinic cats
This is Sugar Plum, she came to us from the SPCA. She has one blue eye and one brown/yellow eye. She purrs constantly!
The second of our clinic cats
This is Puddin' Pop. She is Sugar Plum's sister. She also came from the SPCA. She loves to play with kitty toys!
