Veterinarian & Animal Hospital in Whitehouse Station, NJ

Nick grew up on an Oklahoma farm, inspired by his grandmother, who managed a multi-doctor veterinary clinic in his hometown. That is where his belief in veterinarian-owned practice began. He lives on a small farm in Somerset County with his wife, Dr. Elizabeth Pope, their sons Benjamin and William, their Labradors, Nora and Brody, and a small herd of cows, goats, and chickens. When he is not at one of the hospitals, you will find him fishing the Raritan or golfing.

Elizabeth grew up in New Jersey knowing she wanted to be a veterinarian. She met Nick at Oklahoma State's veterinary program, and the two returned to New Jersey to build something of their own. She has been part of South Branch Veterinary Services since 2017, with a focus on internal medicine, dentistry, and leading the South Branch team.

Dr. Jan Cailles has practiced veterinary medicine in New Jersey for more than twenty years. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, she built Oldwick Animal Hospital in Tewksbury Township, where she lives with her daughter, Margeaux. She brought her hospital into the Symbios family and remains one of its owners, with professional interests in emergency medicine, zoo animal medicine, and family practice.

Dr. Kelly Dunham grew up in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, earned her biology degree from Arcadia University, and completed her veterinary training at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine with clinical rotations at the University of Illinois. She has led teams as a Chief of Staff and as an Area Medical Director across New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, and now serves as Medical Director and Managing Partner at Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital. Her professional interests include behavior, endocrinology, and dermatology. She lives in Hunterdon County with her husband, Steve, and their pets.