HSVMA FIELD STAFF
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OUR FEARLESS LEADER
Eric W. Davis DVM, MS, DACVIM, DACVS
Director, HSVMA Field Services
125 Old Stage Rd., Salinas, CA 93908
Dr. Davis graduated from the University of California, Davis in 1977. He spent eleven years in private practice followed by academic positions at the University of California, Purdue University, Iowa State University, and the University of Tennessee. He is a Diplomate of both the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Dr. Davis developed the HSVMA-RAVS program in 1995, and over the years has served as mentor and inspiration to hundreds of young veterinary professionals.
Telephone: 831-442-8359
Cell Phone: 831-809-8248
Email Eric Davis
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Susan Monger, DVM
Director, HSVMA Field Services International Program
Dr. Monger graduated from the Ohio State University College of Veterinary
Medicine in 1987. She spent 10 years in small animal private practice and
has worked for HSVMA-RAVS since 1999.
Fluent in Spanish, Dr. Monger organizes teaching clinics and training programs throughout Latin
America and facilitates the development of sustainable veterinary outreach programs throughout the world.
Cell Phone: 512-680-3312
Email Susan Monger
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Windi Wojdak, RVT
Director, HSVMA Field Services U.S. Programs
Windi has fifteen years experience in animal welfare management,
animal sheltering and emergency medicine. Before finding her passion in animal protection, she received an undergraduate degree in psychology and worked for several years as a crisis intervention counselor. She is responsible for management of the U.S. Field Program including coordination of field clinics throughout the U.S., as well as management of the HSVMA-FS volunteer program, website and training program. Windi joined HSVMA-RAVS in 2003 and frequently wanders home
with an ill, injured or otherwise bedraggled feline in tow.
Telephone: 831-425-4506
Email Windi Wojdak
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Tammy Rouse
HSVMA Field Services Program Coordinator
Tammy has years of experience in the animal protection field, managing shelter facilities and cruelty investigations. She is the Director of the Union County Humane Society in Tennessee. Tammy has organized field clinics throughout the United States and supervises patient intake
and client education for HSVMA U.S. field clinics. .
Cell Phone: 865-719-7665
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Erin Ludwig, CVT
Erin graduated from the Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology in 2002 and spent the first 6 years of her career working in small animal emergency and critical care medicine. In 2008, she decided to pursue her long sought dream of using her skills to help animals and people in need, and set out on her first HSVMA field adventure. She found a passion for the work, joined the team, and hasn’t looked back. When not in the field, she enjoys her time at home outside of beautiful Boulder, Colorado, where she and her husband live with their three dogs and one cat.
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Cindy McClinn
Cindy has been employed in the equine industry for 19 years and has eight
years experience as an equine technician at the University of California,
Davis. She has worked with HSVMA-FS as an equine and small animal technician
since 2004.
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Morgan Peterman, DVM
Dr. Peterman graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. Prior to graduating, she served as a student volunteer with HSVMA Field Services, an experience which both inspired her and helped to shape her career in Veterinary Medicine. In addition to her work with HSVMA, Dr. Peterman aids the success of other programs sharing similar missions. She also contributes her talents to several non-profit organizations and humane societies in her local community. Dr. Peterman has found her passion within HSVMA Field Services through community service and student education, and she feels fortunate to have a job where both are a priority in her day to day routine. While Dr. Peterman enjoys her time at home in St. Paul, MN, she is always seeking out the next trip that will take her off of the well worn path.
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Kate Kuzminski, DVM
Dr. Kuzminski graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1999. After 7 years of companion animal practice, she traded practice ownership for the opportunity to realize more adventurous dreams. An HSVMA-FS veterinarian since 2006, Dr. Kuzminski is also an active member of Veterinarians Without Borders - Canada, where she is involved in canine population management programs in Central America.
When not enjoying the people and animals in her travels, she can be found kayaking north of the border.
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Cary Miao, RVT
Cary Miao began her career in animal care while working toward her undergraduate degree in biology at University of California, Santa Cruz. Her interest in animal welfare led to her employment with her local animal shelter where she worked for several years before moving to the private sector to gain additional experience in veterinary medicine. A skilled ICU technician, she spent four years in emergency and critical care practice before joining the HSVMA-FS team in 2007, where has found the best of both worlds, providing much-needed animal care services in a community-based clinic setting.
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Elizabeth Berliner, DVM
Dr. Berliner graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Prior to becoming a veterinarian, she was a charter school teacher of at-risk teens in Washington DC, where she came to veterinary medicine through her work in humane education and the DC animal shelter. She worked in private practice until 2008, when she became Medical Director of the Humane Society of Baltimore County and has been an HSVMA-FS veterinarian since 2007. When not planning her next expedition, Dr. Berliner can be found standing on her head in yoga class and listening to NPR. She continues to embrace teaching as an integral part of being a veterinarian in any setting.
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Jennifer Scarlett, DVM
Dr. Scarlett graduated from Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary
Medicine in 1991. She completed a Peace Corps tour in Morocco in 1993 and
went on to dedicate several years to playing ultimate frisbee and running
a low cost spay/neuter clinic in Washington DC. In 2001 she completed a
large animal internal medicine residency at the University of Tennessee.
Dr. Scarlett has participated in HSVMA-FS since 1998.
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