Meet Our Team

Kayla Weisz has over 10 years of experience in veterinary medicine and worked in numerous specialty hospitals throughout California and Oregon. She brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to our patients, clients, and hospital. Kayla was born and raised in the Rogue Valley and is excited to be serving her community at Bear Creek Animal Clinic.

In her free time Kayla enjoys several artistic pursuits such as painting, sewing, and jewelry-making. She loves hiking and swimming and is particularly fond of cold plunges.

As a Pharmacy and Lab Technician, Reese plays a vital role in ensuring accurate medication handling and diagnostic support for our patients. Currently a sophomore in college at Southern Oregon University and a member of the SOU women's wrestling team, Reese brings discipline, focus, and a strong work ethic to the clinic. Outside of work and academics, Reese enjoys spending time with friends, exploring the outdoors with her boyfriend, and watching documentaries. Reese’s love for animals is reflected in her home life, where her two cats Piper, Navy and dog Millie who are always ready for an adventure.

Born and raised in Ashland, Oregon, Angeleah grew up on a horse breeding farm. Her early, hands-on experience with equine care, breeding operations, and daily animal management fostered a deep respect for animal health, welfare, and responsible stewardship.

Today, Angeleah continues to live and work alongside animals, caring for seven horses, two dogs, and nine barn cats. Her ongoing, practical experience reinforces a well-rounded understanding of animal behavior, preventative care, and the importance of attentive, compassionate treatment across species.

In her free time, Angeleah enjoys horseback riding, hiking, and exploring Southern Oregon’s waterfalls—activities that highlight her appreciation for the natural environment and the balance between physical well-being and mindful living. Grounded in community values and driven by a genuine passion for animal care, Angeleah is dedicated to supporting the health and quality of life of animals and the people who care for them.

Jasmine is our Client Services Representative Lead and the creative force behind Bear Creek Animal Clinic’s social media. Originally from a teeny tiny town in California called Nice (spelled N-I-C-E, pronounced “Neece”), she’s called the Rogue Valley home for the past 10 years.

When she’s not playing her ukulele for her beloved Toy Poodle, Cookie, you’ll probably find Jasmine paddleboarding, hiking, or out on a walk—usually with Cookie right by her side. Cookie’s also known for her signature pink ears (Jasmine’s favorite touch), and the two are often spotted in matching outfits.

Megan has wanted to be in veterinary medicine for as long as she can remember—she absolutely loves animals, and it shows in the care she brings to Bear Creek Animal Clinic every day. Her passion started young, participating in 4-H and FFA since she was 7.

When she’s not at the clinic, Megan’s world is still delightfully animal-filled: she has a horse, two dogs, and three cats. She also loves a few “grandma hobbies” (in the best way!) like crocheting and beading—and she’s got an athletic side, too, having played softball for over half her life.

Hailey was born and raised right here in Medford, Oregon. Her love of animals (and interest in veterinary medicine) was sparked early on through participating in 4-H as a kid.

When she’s not giving the best care possible to the furry family at Bear Creek Animal Clinic, Haley is all about the outdoors—you can find her hiking, rafting, camping, or spending time out on the farm.

Michelle is a native Oregonian from Grants Pass, and has always had a passion for helping animals, wanting to work in vet-med since she was a little kid—her love of animals has always been part of who she is.

When she’s not giving her all to patient care at Bear Creek Animal Clinic, you’ll likely find Michelle out on a hike or practicing origami. At home, she’s got a full house with three dogs and two cats, so her world stays happily animal-filled both at work and off the clock!