Dr. Teri Leichner DVM, MS, DACVIM-LA (Practice Owner)
Dr. Leichner graduated from Kansas State University with her DVM degree in 1997. She did a large animal
medicine internship at Colorado State University, then went on to Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine for a 3 year Internal Medicine Residency and Master’s program. Dr. Leichner, being a native Oregonian, was happy to return to the NW after trying out all the time zones! She has been with PAH / CCVC since August of 2002 and an owner since 2007. Her professional interests involve providing the best preventative medicine for your pets, intriguing medical cases and canine reproduction. Dr. Leichner tries her best to always provide her clients with a practical approach to their pet’s health care with a high standard of care.
Dr. Leichner and family share their home with 5 Bullmastiffs and 3 tolerant cats. In her spare time, she enjoys showing her dogs in AKC conformation events and is hoping to try obedience with her crew soon.
medicine internship at Colorado State University, then went on to Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine for a 3 year Internal Medicine Residency and Master’s program. Dr. Leichner, being a native Oregonian, was happy to return to the NW after trying out all the time zones! She has been with PAH / CCVC since August of 2002 and an owner since 2007. Her professional interests involve providing the best preventative medicine for your pets, intriguing medical cases and canine reproduction. Dr. Leichner tries her best to always provide her clients with a practical approach to their pet’s health care with a high standard of care.
Dr. Leichner and family share their home with 5 Bullmastiffs and 3 tolerant cats. In her spare time, she enjoys showing her dogs in AKC conformation events and is hoping to try obedience with her crew soon.
Dr. Megan Conrad, DVM
Dr Conrad is a born and raised Northwesterner who attended Oregon State University and graduated with
a degree in biology in 2009. She then ventured across the pond and completed her veterinary degree at the University of Glasgow in Scotland in 2014. Glasgow was her home for five years, but Oregon called her
back! She is committed to quality care and her primary interests are chronic pain management, dentistry, feline medicine, alternative medicine and fear free practice. She believes patient happiness and comfort are paramount and feels this is an important component in how she practices medicine.
Outside of work, Dr Conrad enjoys running, triathlons, horseback riding, beach combing, learning/clunking around on the piano, eating local food and traveling. She and her husband Kris share their home with their three-legged wonder cat Wallace, their (normal) cat Fiona, and their chihuahua mix Beatrice.
a degree in biology in 2009. She then ventured across the pond and completed her veterinary degree at the University of Glasgow in Scotland in 2014. Glasgow was her home for five years, but Oregon called her
back! She is committed to quality care and her primary interests are chronic pain management, dentistry, feline medicine, alternative medicine and fear free practice. She believes patient happiness and comfort are paramount and feels this is an important component in how she practices medicine.
Outside of work, Dr Conrad enjoys running, triathlons, horseback riding, beach combing, learning/clunking around on the piano, eating local food and traveling. She and her husband Kris share their home with their three-legged wonder cat Wallace, their (normal) cat Fiona, and their chihuahua mix Beatrice.
Dr. Beverly Basham DVM
Dr. Basham considers herself a nearly full Oregonian following her first 13 years spent playing in the sand and seas of Hawaii. She is an Oregon City High School graduate from a “few” years back ;) GO PIONEERS! From OCHS she spent a wonderful four years in Corvallis studying microbiology, chemistry and animal science before spreading her wings a bit further. She went out to the Midwest for 4 years to attend Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine and, once graduated, she considered striking out into other parts of the country but concluded she needed to return to the Pacific NW. Her roots in this beautiful part of the country, a love of outdoor adventures in the mountains, on the rivers and along the coast as well as her family drew her back home. She has been practicing as a small animal veterinarian in Oregon since vet school graduation in 2006.
It was never a question (other than a brief period in college when she thought about minoring in creative writing) for Dr. Basham that she would become a veterinarian. Her earliest memories involve taking care of orphaned or abandoned kittens and puppies that were sadly common in the area of Hawaii she lived, spending time at horse ranches in the mountains of Waimanalo and observing the wildlife in the marshlands near her home. This combined with a natural interest and skill in a number of fields of science created a calling to the field of veterinary medicine from an early age.
Dr. Marianne Martin DVM, CVA
Dr. Martin is a native Oregonian, she graduated from Oregon State University in 1992 with a degree in zoology. It was here, as undergrads, that Dr. Martin and Dr. Leichner first met as sorority sisters. Dr. Martin went on to continue her education at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University. She graduated with honors in 1997. Dr. Martin has worked part time for PAH / CCVC since 2011. In 2011 she obtained her medical acupuncture certification from Colorado State University. Dr. Martins professional interests include pain management, acupuncture, surgery, and dentistry.
Her practice philosophy is to promote education while supporting choice. She strongly believes in the human - animal bond and the benefits to both her patients and clients lives.
Dr. Martin has a myriad of animals on her farm, including cattle, horses, goats, chickens, dogs, and cats.
Her practice philosophy is to promote education while supporting choice. She strongly believes in the human - animal bond and the benefits to both her patients and clients lives.
Dr. Martin has a myriad of animals on her farm, including cattle, horses, goats, chickens, dogs, and cats.
