Meet Our Veterinary Team
Meet the Veterinarians & Team of North Windham Veterinary Hospital! We’re pleased to provide exceptional vet care for your pets!

Get to know our veterinary team!

Dr. Landry
DVM
Dr. Landry grew up in Claremont, NH, along with her family’s Goldens. She always wanted to be a veterinarian and graduated from UMaine with a degree in animal science. She worked as a technician at the Bangor Humane Society, and she received her DVM from Ross University after spending her clinical year at Purdue. Dr. Landry previously worked at Broadway Veterinary Clinic and the Bangor Humane Society. A cat person, her special interests include feline medicine.
Dr. Landry lives with two cats and is getting married to her best friend of 13 years. In her free time, she enjoys outdoor fun. She loves candy more than food!

Dr. Berdahl
VMD
A native of Connecticut, Dr. Berdahl grew up with dreams of becoming a veterinarian, and it was her high school biology class that sealed the deal. She went on to graduate from Bowdoin College in Brunswick and then worked for a Michigan zoo and cat-only clinic before enrolling in the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Berdahl’s extensive experience includes an internship at the Regional Veterinary Referral Center in Springfield, VA, where she focused primarily on emergency and critical care medicine. Later, she joined District Vet in Washington, DC, a general small animal practice. Her special interests include behavior, wound care/management, and palliative care.
A self-described dog person, Dr. Berdahl’s childhood pets included a Golden Retriever named Holly and a fat Tabby named Juniper. She’s a now proud dog mom to Moxie, a mixed breed.
In her spare time, Dr. Berdahl enjoys bird watching, reading (especially anything by Stephen King), and hiking in the woods with Moxie and her husband, Charlie.

Jenna
Head CSR
Jenna was born and raised in Beaver Falls, PA. She grew up surrounded by dogs, primarily strays that found their way into her family’s home and hearts. Then one stray cat took over the dog household and changed her family into cat lovers. Following her love of all animals, Jenna earned a Veterinary Technology Degree from Fairmont State University. After several years as a surgery technician in small animal practices, her career took a detour through human resources and human medicine before returning to her passion for animals and the veterinary field. A dog person at heart, she loves cats and all furry things. She enjoys creating a special bond with our patients through loving care and positive interactions.
Jenna has three fantastic rescue dogs, two Pit Bulls (Lucy and Joey) and an English Setter (Sophy). When not at work, she enjoys going to the ocean, shopping (usually for the dogs), and crafts, especially knitting, crocheting, and cross-stitching, while snuggling with her fur babies and watching movies.

Maverick
CSR
Maverick grew up on the coast of Massachusetts in New Bedford. Ever since he was a kid, he wanted a career working with domestic animals or wildlife. He graduated from UMaine Orono with a Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife Ecology. After graduating, he was a rehabilitator at a wild bird rehabilitation center for three years.
In his free time, Maverick enjoys going on adventures with his partner, Céline, and cuddling with the cats, Sampson and Rue. He also enjoys bird watching, playing musical instruments, rugby, traveling, and trying new foods.

Tiffany
Licensed Veterinary Technician
Tiffany grew up in Freeport, Maine and is enjoying her role as a Licensed Veterinary Technician at North Windham Veterinary Clinic. She has an interest in client education, pain management, and rehabilitation therapy services for dogs and cats. Tiffany loves to continue to learn in this field and hopes to build upon her veterinary technician license in the coming future. She has a fur family of three including her treeing walker coonhound mix named, Duck, a chihuahua mix named, Gigi, and her cat, Zoey.

Rachel
Veterinary Assistant
Rachel has been working with animals her entire life. As a kid, she mucked stalls for horse farms, which later turned into managing a large, competitive equine eventing barn. After about six years of doing that, she worked as a vet assistant for an equine veterinary practice for four years. In 2020 she decided to dive into the small animal world and loves it! Away from work her hobbies include studying dog behavior and dog training. She also loves to go backpacking, running, and mountain biking with her husband and her three rescue dogs.

Caitlyn
Veterinary Assistant
Caitlyn was raised in Chapel Hill, TN, and started her work in the pet field as a Lead Kennel Tech at Williamson County Animal Center in 2019-2021. Working at the shelter sparked her love of caring for animals. Caitlyn had many animals growing up, including cats, hamsters, and her family’s yellow lab (Honey Pup). Caitlyn rode horses every week and even competed in a few rodeos. Caitlyn and her fiancé Kelsie moved to Maine in September of 2021 to get out of Tennessee and see other places. They immediately fell in love with Maine and decided to stay. Caitlyn and Kelsie got engaged & bought their first house in Auburn, ME, in December of 2021. Caitlyn and Kelsie have two dogs (Honey & Penny) & one cat (Pico) they adopted from the shelter.

Samantha
Certified Veterinary Technician & Inventory Manager
Sam has been a Certified Technician for 12 years but has been working in veterinary clinics for 18 years. She graduated from Colorado Mountain College in 2010 with an AAS in Veterinary Technology and worked in Vermont for 2 years as a lead surgical technician before moving to Maine. Sam came to us from Brackett Street Vet where she took on a variety of roles including Head Technician. She enjoys spending her free time outdoors with her dogs, hiking, and taking photos.

Sarah
Practice Manager
Sarah grew up in East Tennessee and followed her passion for Marine Mammals to Portland, Maine. She began her career in animal care in 2007 at the University of New England’s Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center as a technician, where she aided in the rehabilitation of hundreds of seals and sea turtles. When the program was shut down unexpectedly in 2014, she decided to try more terrestrial animal medicine. She started as the practice manager of NWVH in June of 2021 and is very proud and excited to work with such a fantastic team in such a great area.
Sarah lives in Windham with her boyfriend, Barry, and their large fur baby family, which includes two Dalmatians named Mac and Cheese, a Leonberger named Boris Karloff, two kitties named Zeke and Benedict Cumberscratch and a part-time pack member, a pug named Hazel. Sarah loves going to comic and horror conventions and volunteering for Marine Mammals of Maine in her free time.