Lindsay Hallman started working in the veterinary field at the age of 18 in a small animal general practice in Pennsylvania. She discovered her passion for caring for animals and went on to graduate from Harcum College with a degree in veterinary technology in 2009. She worked at a referral emergency practice in Pennsylvania in the emergency department for 9 years before moving to Delaware where she worked in the ICU and emergency department for 3 years. Lindsay then moved back to Pennsylvania to work in the field of oncology where she found her true passion. The close bonds with both patients and their parents are what she finds the most rewarding part of her job. She went on to obtain her certification in canine massage therapy to offer her patients the best comfort and care possible. She is now part of an amazing oncology team at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital in New Jersey. Lindsay has worked in the field of oncology since June of 2013 and has since gone on to obtain her VTS.

Dr. Venable is Board Certified as a medical oncologist from the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Dr. Venable has always been surrounded by animals growing up on a farm in the Midwest. She obtained her veterinary degree from the University of Missouri and graduated cum laude. After veterinary school, Dr. Venable pursued further training as a small animal intern at the University of Georgia. She then completed her 3 year medical oncology residency at the world renowned Colorado State Flint Animal Cancer Center. During her residency, she achieved a master’s degree and studied new cancer therapies and clinical trials. She continues to seek out clinical trials and offers new cutting edge therapies to her patients. Dr. Venable has authored numerous publications and has been a speaker on local and national levels. She is the founder of Pet Cancer Care Consulting a cutting edge teleconsulting service which consults with the family vet and pet owner together to give personalized responses and needed information to make an informed decision on treatments. She is also a VIN consultant and was an adjunct professor of veterinary oncology at Midwestern University. She is a member of many organizations and currently a director to the board of the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association. Her oncology philosophy is one of a team-based approach with the family and referring veterinarians for compassionate, individualized care, and optimal quality of life for cancer patients and their families.

Dr. Venable enjoys the outdoors and being on the trail with her wonderful husband and their young daughters. Service opportunities are important to them as they volunteer in the local community, church, and abroad as her husband works for a non-profit building schools in the developing world. Together they go on projects all over the globe with Be The Change Volunteers.

Danielle is the Director of Clinical Services Education for MedVet. She has been a licensed technician for almost 10 years with a VTS in oncology since 2018. Within oncology, her areas of special interest are oncological pharmacology, specifically chemotherapy, and paraneoplastic syndromes. Outside of the chemo room, Danielle focuses on the people within veterinary medicine. She is a Compassion Fatigue Educator and has transitioned from a clinical position and now focuses on training and career development for technicians and assistants. She is the current Director-at-Large for Oncology in AIMVT and lectures nationally on various topics, including chemotherapy, grief, compassion fatigue, burnout, and communication. Chunk is her trusty side-kick and house hippo, and they are both ruled by their 4 feline overlords.