Your pet’s emotional and physical well-being is prioritized with every visit. We put the patients first!

Beverly G.
Clinical Team Lead
Beverly has grown up with animals all her life. After caring for her rabbit, Carbun, who had suffered from GI Stasis she couldn’t deny her calling to care for animals. Since then, she has completed MxCC’s Veterinary Assistant Certificate program in 2019. Her passion to care for animals has now become a reality here at Northeastern Veterinary Care Center. While she gets hands-on experience working beside Dr. Beal, she is completing her associates degree in Business Administration Management. Her goal is to help provide excellent patient-centered care, along with a heavy focus on supporting our clinical team. She is a dog mom to her Australian Cattle Dog Rev and American Pit Bull Gunner.

Tarilyn M.
Veterinary Technician Assistant/Receptionist
Originally from New York, Tarilyn grew up in a house filled with animals all her life. She has always been ready to lend a hand to an animal in need. She recently moved to Conneticut from Philadelphia where she got her M.A. in Museum Studies and marketing. She is currently taking classes to become a certified Veterinary Technician. Tarilyn shares her home with her partner and two spoiled cats- Apollo and Hades.

Nevaeh B.
Veterinary Technician Assistant
Pursuing her interests, Nevaeh studied at Three Rivers Community College where she earned a Veterinary Assistant certification. She was proud of this achievement as it afforded her the opportunity to work with animals. She completed her internship at New London VCA where she quickly decided a career in the veterinary industry was for her! Since joining the team at NEVCC, she has especially enjoyed developing meaningful relationships with our patients. In her free time she enjoys gaming and growing her knowledge of animal behavior. She has 3 dogs including little spoiled rotten Sadie who is the baby so thinks she does not have to follow rules!

Keysha
Veterinary Receptionist
Keysha has always held a soft spot for animals in her heart. Originally from Pennsylvania, she spent her life helping any furry friend she encountered. Keysha and her husband are the proud fur parents of a Mini Bernedoodle Enzo, as well as 2 spoiled rotten kitties- Kitten and Apolla. In her free time she can be found curled up with Kitten, reading a novel, and making a mess in the kitchen while crafting a delicious meal.

Casey
Exam Room Assistant
Growing up Casey always had pets like bunnies and bullfrogs, to dogs – some sort of creature in her home. After completing a Veterinary Assistant Program at CT State, Casey knew she wanted to work caring for animals and learning more about them. She is now taking prerequisites to go on and become a certified Veterinary Technician! Casey enjoys spending her free time with her son, boyfriend and their two adorable cats, Soleil and Cinder.

Thomas
Exam Room Assistant
As a lifelong lover of animals, Thomas always felt drawn to the veterinary world. Hailing from Sturbridge, Massachusetts, Tom has an Associate’s degree in Animal Care from Becker College. He has written and illustrated children’s books, is an avid fan of the annual National Dog Show, and has worked at the Mystic Aquarium. Tom had two dogs growing up; Ali, a Boxer, and Maya, a pug/beagle mix.

Clayton Beal
Hospital Administrator
Clayton heads up our support staff and handles the business administration necessary to keep us up and running and serving our clients. He is a retired U.S. Coast Guard officer. He holds graduate degrees in both Education & Training and Business Administration. Married to our Medical Director, Dr. Beal, Clayton is a co-owner of the clinic. Together they share a home in North Stonington with their fur kids Rosie, Holstein and Puck.

Rosie
Chief of Security
Rosie has been with the NEVCC team since the start. She helped oversee the initial clinic refurbishment, monitors parking lot activities during the day, fills in at reception on occasion, and provides a security escort home for Dr. Beal each night!

Frodo
Night Watchman
Frodo joined the NEVCC team a little over a year ago. He takes his role as night watchman very seriously and can be found prowling throughout the clinic overnight, ensuring all is in order. He’s always ready to greet the daytime crew in the mornings, but is more than ready to catch up on his sleep throughout the day to be ready for his next shift.

Jersey Mike
Assistant Night Watchman
Adopted from the streets as an “at-risk youth” almost a year ago, Jersey Mike has comfortably settled into his new role at the clinic. No longer having to forage for food has had a profound impact on his worldview and he has grown quite fond of the good life. While his value as an assistant night watchman is dubious, he likes to keep Frodo on his toes with the occasional surprise attack.
“One small cat changes coming home to an empty house to coming home.”
– Pam Brown