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Our Staff
Veterinarians
Andrew Stang , DVM
| Dr. Stang graduated from the University of California-Davis in 1973 and has been with us since 1974. He is especially interested in large animal medicine, and enjoys upland game bird hunting in his spare time. Even though Dr. Stang retired in June 2010, he stills helps us out with large animal calls when the other doctors are gone. . |
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Daniel Haskins , DVM
| Dr. Haskins is a 1978 graduate of Washington State University. He and his wife, Linda, have lived in Stanwood since graduation from veterinary school and have raised their 4 children on a small farm in the Cedarhome area. Dr. Haskins' primary interests lie in the large animal area of the practice where he devotes his time to horses, alpacas, cows, and the occasional kangaroo. His outside interests include woodworking, antique cars, grandkids, and travel. Recently, he has traveled on mission trips to Brazil, Belarus, Ukraine,Haiti, and Kenya. He is an active member of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church and Christian Veterinary Mission. He is also currently serving on the Washington State Veterinary Board of Governors. |
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Bruce Collins , DVM
| Dr. Collins attended both Oregon State University and Washington State University, graduating in 1983. He joined our staff in July of 1986. Dr. Collins specializes in equine medicine and surgery. |
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Steve Boskovich , DVM
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Dr. Boskovich graduated from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1981.
He has been a staff veterinarian since November of 1987. He strives to provide the best possible health care for your pets. He enjoys exploring health care options and the celebrates the relationship between people and their pets.
In his spare time, Dr. Boskovich enjoys spending time with his family and friends, cooking and eating many different ethnic foods, windsurfing, sailing, running, skiing, biking, hiking, etc. |
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Tim Cuchna , DVM
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Dr. Cuchna graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 1989, and has worked in the Northwest Veterinary Clinic since 1990. He is especially interested in dairy production medicine and has obtained specialized training in the field of dairy health medicine from the University of Wisconsin.
Dr. Cuchna enjoys attending his childrens' sports activities, hiking, cycling, and gardening in his spare time. |
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Kayleen Blair , DVM Dr. Blair is a 1997 graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
She is splitting her time between Northwest Veterinary Clinic and our satellite clinic Advanced Care Animal Clinic in Smokey Point. She has a special interest in internal medicine.
In her spare time, Kayleen enjoys horseback riding, reading, and spending time with her family.
Melissa Albert
| Dr. Neff is a 2010 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University. |
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Technician Staff
Reception Staff
Camda Nesje
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Camda has been working for us since 1977. She is a receptionist, office manager and veterinary medication clerk.
Pets
She has three dogs and one cat.
Hobbies/Interests
Camda likes baking and cooking, especially trying out new recipes. She also enjoys spending time with family.
Why did I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
I grew up on a small farm in Stanwood and was surrounded by a variety of animals. I learned to love and care for them all. By working at Northwest Veterinary Clinic, I am fortunate to be part of a team where we get to love and care for animals each day we come to work. |
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Vicki Powers-Stiles
| Vicki joined the Stanwood staff in September 1993. Along with her duties as a receptionist, she also has special training as a Veterinary Medical Clerk, with an interest in canine reproduction.
In her spare time she enjoys black & white photography, dog shows (she breeds and shows Chihuahuas), and lighthouses. Her pets include a few Chihuahuas.
Why do I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
"Besides the obvious (loving animals), as a client here I was impressed with the clinic staff and doctors. I thought it would be a great place to work, and it is!"
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Wanda Sternberg
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Wanda has been with Northwest Veterinary Clinic since 1997. In addition to her receptionist duties, she is also a licensed Veterinary Medication Clerk, helps with our large animal pharmacy and works on accounts receivables.
Pets
Her pets include 3 dogs, 4 cats, a Cockatiel, and an African Grey Parrot.
Hobbies/Interests
Wanda likes to spend her time at home knitting, as well as bird-watching and photography. She also enjoys camping, hiking and fishing.
Why did I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
I grew up in a family of people and pets, including game birds and a variety of farm animals. From an early age, my desire was to work around animals. |
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Cathe Dunne-Mott
Cathe joined the Stanwood staff in February 2006. She brings with her many skills acquired while working for the Arlington School District for the past several years.
Cathe enjoys playing with her grandson, being with her own kids, taking care of her animals, and raising money to help animals and people. Her pets include 3 dogs, 3 cats, 2 horses and a dove.
Why do I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
"I love animals and people. This is the best world, and I had a dream to work with animals. Now that I have grown up, I am living my dream."
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Darla Bunnard
| Darla joined the Stanwood staff in June 2007, shortly after moving to this area from Oregon where she had worked as a receptionist at another mixed animal practice for 10 years. She has stepped right in and been extremely capable from the start.
Darla enjoys horseback riding, gardening, reading, decorating and spending time with her family. Her pets include 1 dog, 4 cats, and 2 horses.
Why do I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
"I love animals and respect veterinarians for the work they do in educating owners, and providing medical care for species who cannot speak for themselves. I feel honored being affiliated with this industry." |
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Kennel Staff
Maggie Phillips
Maggie is currently attending Stanwood high school. She has been with us since August 2011.
Pets
Maggie’s pets include two horses, two dogs, one cat, a goat, and over fifteen chickens
Hobbies/Interests
Maggie enjoys horseback riding, hiking, skiing, running, swimming, traveling, and reading.
Why did I want to work at a veterinary clinic?
I have always had a passion for working with animals and have always wanted to learn more about life in a veterinary clinic. This job is perfect! I love all the people and I have learned so many things.
Ellen Muldoon
Twila Barbeau | Twila worked for us during high school. Now she helps us by working on Sundays feeding, cleaning and walking pets. | 
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