Happy Holidays Frank Floridia of Guardians of Rescue is joined by Brian Zegers, CVA’s doctor’s assistant; Dr. John Charos; local resident Mary Pellegrino; and Midnight, a 6-1/2-year-old Chesapeake Bay retriever mix, a Hurricane Sandy rescue treated by the medical staff at CVA. CENTRAL VETERINARY ASSOCIATES www.queenscourier.com I LIC COURIER I JANUARY 2015 21 Central Veterinary Associates has a staff of over 110, including 15 veterinarians, a board-certified surgeon, a radiologist, and an internist available for consultation. We also have a board-certified general practitioner and a certified acupuncturist on our staff. PRINCIPAL DOCTORS Dr. John Charos, DVM Chief Executive Officer & President Dr. Frank DeFeis, DVM Chief Operating Officer Dr. Greg Nelson, DVM Senior Vice President Dr. Aaron Vine, DVM Vice President ASSOCIATE DOCTORS Dr. Karen Liss, Associate DVM Dr. Leah Ottenbreit, Associate DVM Dr. Jennifer Emmerich, Associate DVM Dr. Laura Gorman, Associate DVM Dr. Virginia Jurgens, Associate DVM Dr. Erwin Alapide, Associate DVM Dr. Heather Phillips, Associate DVM Dr. Rudy Zamora, Associate DVM Dr. Jennifer Challenger, Associate DVM Dr. Francis Neuberger, Associate DVM Dr. Justin Sommermeyer, Associate DVM MAIN HOSPITAL & EMERGENCY OPEN 7/365 (VALLEY STREAM) 1.888.4CVAPET CENTRALVETS.COM 5 OTHER LOCATIONS: BAYSIDE 718.224.4451 GREAT NECK 516.466.9191 FOREST HILLS 718.261.1231 MINEOLA 516.294.6680 FAR ROCKAWAY 718.327.7878 VOTED BEST OF THE BORO 2011-2014! As our practice reflects back on the past year, we are proud of our volunteer efforts to help pets and exotic animals in need. HOLIDAY VOUCHER FREE OFFICE VISIT Expires 1/31/15 | One voucher per family | By appointment only | Must present this voucher Not to be combined with any other offer | For new clients only 1.888.4CVAPET CENTRALVETS.COM Frank Floridia of Guardians of Rescue is joined by Brian Zegers, CVA’s doctor’s assistant; Dr. John Charos; local resident Mary Pellegrino; and Midnight, a 6-1/2-year-old Chesapeake Bay retriever mix and a Hurricane Sandy rescue treated by the medical staff at CVA. CVA Head Veterinary Technician Maria Berezowski (second from left) carefully feeds Ty, an injured yellow-crowned night heron, with assistance from Dr. John Charos (second from right) as Dr. Greg Nelson (far left) and Nassau SPCA Detective Bob Sowers (far right) look on. Dr. Jennifer Emmerich shows one of the 28 baby chicks that were cared for at Central Veterinary Associates after being found left in the cold behind a store in Hempstead. 3/31/15 MAIN HOSPITAL & EMERGENCY OPEN 24/7/365 (VALLEY STREAM)
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