Dr. Coronado, a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign veterinary school graduate, started in general practice before his passion for emergency medicine led him to full-time ER work. Later taking on the role of National Director of Emergency Services at Thrive, he is actively involved in our hospitals, visiting various Thrive locations to collaborate with practice managers and medical directors. His work focuses on assessing and enhancing team capabilities, aiding in recruitment and assisting with the launch of new locations. His hands-on and interactive approach has made him a pivotal figure in the expansion and success of Thrive's emergency services.

Dr. Bauer, a central figure at Thrive Pet Healthcare and Medical Director at Emergency Pet Clinic since 2003, has made significant contributions to veterinary emergency medicine. In 2011, she established the ER Academy at EPC to train recent veterinary graduates in emergency and critical care, enhancing their skills rapidly. This program has expanded across Thrive, with training centers in Colorado, Florida, and South Carolina, focusing on preparing veterinarians for long-term emergency careers.Dr. Bauer's passion for emergency medicine drives her to impart her knowledge to younger veterinarians. She oversees House Office Training Programs at Thrive, including internships and residencies at Thrive hospitals and in partnership with various universities, combining clinical expertise with mentorship in veterinary medicine.

Dr. Sturgeon, after earning his Bachelors of Science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University, practiced privately for two years and then spent four years in emergency and critical care. Later, he pursued board certification in ophthalmology and completed his residency at Eye Care for Animals (ECFA), where he has remained for nearly two decades. Dr. Sturgeon actively supports training and mentorship for new veterinary ophthalmologists at Thrive in addition to recruiting top specialists and ensuring the success of team members.

Dr. Mauldin, a renowned veterinary radiation oncologist with triple-board certification, has over 30 years of experience and specializes in stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), handling over 2,000 cases since 2010. He's had prominent roles at VCA Canada Western, Animal Medical Center in NYC, and LSU as an associate professor and head of therapeutic radiology. As the Medical Director of PetCure Oncology, part of Thrive Pet Healthcare, he manages remote treatment planning and telemedicine across eight centers. His research merges high-dose radiation therapy with immunology for tailored treatments. At Thrive, Dr. Mauldin focuses on training, mentoring, and recruiting radiation oncologists, contributing significantly to oncology initiatives.