Jean Pitcairn, DVM, CVC, CCRP, CVCHM, CHPCP, Integrative Onocology
Practicioner

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Dr. Pitcairn is a highly skilled integrative care veterinarian with over 30 years of
experience in general practice. Throughout her career, she has committed herself to advancing her practice of veterinary medicine through a holistic approach, blending traditional care with innovative alternative therapies.

Dr. Pitcairn has completed extensive training in a variety of alternative medical practices, including a Master’s in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture certification, and specialized education in Hospice and Palliative Care, Chiropractic, Rehabilitation Medicine, and Regenerative Medicine. Most recently, she has expanded her expertise into Integrative Oncology, allowing her to oKer advanced, comprehensive treatment options to her patients with cancer. This unique combination of skills has enabled Dr. Pitcairn to provide her patients with opportunities to live long, full lives, while enhancing the quality of care they receive. With a passion for fostering a positive, supportive environment, Dr. Pitcairn has dedicated significant time and effort to creating a workplace culture rooted in teaching and learning. She believes in the importance of mutual care and respect for both clients and employees, ensuring a compassionate, enriching experience for all. Her leadership extends beyond her practice, having served as the past president of the local Humane Society. She continues to give back to her community by providing services for several local rescues and shelters.

Outside of her professional life, Dr. Pitcairn is an avid outdoor enthusiast. She enjoys cycling, supporting the Buzzards Bay Coalition by participating in the annual Watershed Ride to Save the Bay each fall. Her love for outdoor activities also includes skiing, running, and rowing. She shares these passions with her husband, three adult children, and close friends. She is pictured to the left with her yellow labrador, Paddington.

Dr. Pitcairn graduated from Tuft’s University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. Prior to attending Tuft’s, she graduated from The University of New Hampshire in 1985 with a Bachelor’s degree in zoology and marine biology.

Cynthia Comstock, DVM

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Dr. Cynthia Comstock is a lifelong resident of southeastern New England. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and the went on to Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine where she earned her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. She
joined our team in 2012 and has a focus in internal medicine as well as ultrasonography. She is also an accredited veterinarian with the USDA-APHIS to provide internatonal health certficates for parents traveling abroad.

In her free time, Dr. Comstock enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and pets.

Amanda Gonneville, DVM, CVA

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Dr. Amanda Gonneville [formerly Alexandre] was born and raised in Southeastern Massachusetts. She obtained her Bachelor of Science from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Atlantic Veterinary College at University of Prince Edward Island. She also received her Graduate Diploma of Veterinary Acupuncture from the College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies. She has been with our practice since 2016 and particularly enjoys providing preventative medicine and acupuncture to our patients.

Outside of work, Dr. Gonneville enjoys reading, eating, and traveling. She shares her home with her husband, two children, and her dogs, Eleanor Rigby and Penny Lane.

Jennifer Picard, DVM

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Dr. Jennifer Picard graduated from Ross University in 2009 with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to that she attended the University of Rhode Island where she earned Bachelor degrees in Biology and Animal Science.

Dr. Picard’s areas of interest include preventative medicine, dentistry and soft tissue surgery.

In her spare time, she enjoys hiking with her dogs, Scarlet and Irie. She also enjoys gardening.

Kimberly Wadsworth, DVM

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Dr. Wadsworth earned a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Vermont (UVM) in 1986. She received her veterinary degree in 1990 from Cornell University Of Veterinary Medicine.

Her professional interests are in internal medicine and preventative care.

Outside of work she enjoys spending time in her new home with her husband and crazy, lovable dog, Elsa.

Olivia Thompson, DVM

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Dr. Olivia Thompson joined our team with a passion for providing compassionate and comprehensive care to animals. A graduate of the prestigious University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine in 2021, she brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience to her practice.

Before pursuing her veterinary career, Dr. Thompson earned a Master’s in Resource Management and Agriculture from Colorado State University, where she developed a deep understanding of sustainable practices in animal care and agricultural systems. This background continues to inform her approach to veterinary medicine, as she prioritizes both animal health and the broader environmental impact of her work.

Dr. Thompson’s professional interests lie in internal medicine, chiropractic care, and preventative medicine. She is committed to offering tailored care plans that address the whole animal, ensuring optimal health and well-being for her patients at every stage of life.

When she’s not caring for our clients and patients, Dr. Thompson enjoys spending time outdoors, whether hiking, boating, or enjoying nature. At home, she can often be found playing with her energetic Australian Shepherds, Augie and Evie, or spending quality time with her husband, Sam.

Dr. Thompson’s compassionate care and dedication to her patients make her a valuable member of our team, and we are excited to have her on board!

Jason Lord, DVM

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Dr. Jason Lord earned his bachelor’s degree from Arcadia University before obtaining his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University in 2006. Since then, he has been dedicated to providing high-quality veterinary care as a general practitioner. With professional interests in wellness, dermatology, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry, Dr. Lord is passionate about keeping pets healthy at every stage of life. He takes pride in building lasting relationships with pet owners and providing compassionate care.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Lord is a proud father who enjoys spending time outdoors, whether hiking, skiing, boating, or jet skiing. He understands that pets are family, and he is committed to treating every patient with the same level of care he would want for his own.

If you’re looking for a knowledgeable and caring veterinarian, Dr. Lord is here to help your pet live a happy, healthy life

Abbey Bierman Sokol, DVM

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Dr. Abbey Bierman Sokol earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University. Prior to this, she graduated from Bates College in Maine, where she majored in both Animal Behavior and Music.

Before joining the team at Chase Farm, Dr. Sokol worked in both wildlife medicine and shelter medicine. She has developed a particular interest in behavioral medicine, focusing on understanding and treating he behavioral health of animals. She loves working with people and their pets to help manage behavioral problems such as separation anxiety, reactivity, fear and aggression.

Dr. Sokol is Fear Free Elite Certified and accredited through USDA-APHIS to help people travel internationally with their pets. At home, she lives with her husband, Dave and their pack of two dogs and three cats.

Breannarose Lamb, BSc (Hons) MVB (Hons)

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Dr. Breannarose Lamb earned her Bachelor’s degree with honors in Animal Science and Pre-veterinary Science at the University of Massachusetts and completed her degree in Veterinary Medicine, also with honors, at the University College Dublin, Ireland. Before joining the Chase Farm team, Dr. Lamb worked as an emergency room veterinarian in western Massachusetts, caring for animals in need across the Berkshires, southern Vermont, and southern New Hampshire.

Dr. Lamb has professional interests in internal medicine and ultrasonography. She has trained in the United States, Canada, and across Europe to gain a multitude of perspectives on veterinary medicine. She began her journey in veterinary medicine tending to wildlife and exotic pets at the New England Wildlife Center, and has since trained with everything from microscopic fish to 1-ton dairy cattle. Dr. Lamb has participated in a multitude of research programs, including the toxic effects of ‘forever chemicals’ on embryonic development, and increasing animal welfare on dairy farms. Dr. Lamb has also recently completed continuing education in dental surgery, and now offers dental services as part of the Chase Farm team.

When not in the hospital, Dr. Lamb spends her time tending to her flower garden, practicing photography, and painting with watercolors and acrylics. Her two cats, King Baby and Sir Isaac, are often the subjects of her art, catching dappled sunlight over their fur.

Mark Stamoulis, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)

Dr. Stamoulis is a veterinary cardiologist who provides his services to practices in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. He is a graduate of both Brown University and Tufts School of Veterinary Medicine and is board certified in the areas of internal medicine and cardiology.

Once a week, Dr. Stamoulis travels to our hospital to perform ultrasounds on our patients. Along with your pet’s veterinarian, Dr. Stamoulis will make a diagnosis and come up with a treatment plan.

In Loving Memory of Nicole Rickard, DVM

Our Chase Farm Community continues to honor the life and work of Dr. Nicole Rickard.

Dr. Rickard joined our team in 1998. As a Senior Veterinary Associate, she provided extraordinary care for thousands of patients and their families over her twenty-two-year career. She was more than just a phenomenal veterinarian. Dr. Rickard was a compassionate friend, a selfless care-giver, and a loving wife & mother. Our community will be forever changed by her presence in our lives.  The world has lost an exceptional person. Her life will forever have an impact on our own lives. May we, who were so lucky to know Dr. Rickard, honor her life, devotion to her community, and memories in the ways we choose to show up every day.

Lisa, Practice Manager & CVT

Lisa joined the Chase Farm team in 2001 as a kennel attendant. Over the years, she’s held a variety of positions in the hospital including an exam room technician and a surgery technician; she is a “Jack of All Trades” and can even fill in as a receptionist.

She graduated from Bristol Community College in 2007 with an Associates Degree in Business Administration and The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in 2014 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Leadership Management.

She is the proud owner of 6 cats!

Rachel, Practice Manager & CVT

Rachel’s photo and bio are coming soon! For now, please find a photo of Mr. Marmalade.

Maggie, MSW & CVPM

Maggie has worked most of her career in veterinary medicine, serving in a variety of roles. She earned her bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration and Psychology from Eastern University, her Master of Social Work from Boston University School of Social Work, and holds the designation of Certified Veterinary Practice Manager (CVPM).

Outside of work, Maggie enjoys spending time with family and friends, relaxing at the beach, attending live music events, and exploring nature trails with her dog. She shares her home with her significant other, a dog, and a cat.

Maggie’s photo is coming soon! In the meantime, please find a photo of her yellow labrador, Penelope – who we call Lopey for short! You might recognize Penelope as she is often resting behind our front desk.