Brian T. Voynick, D.V.M., C.V.A.

Dr. Brian T. Voynick, a practicing veterinarian, has owned and directed the American Animal Hospital in Randolph, NJ since 1986. Dr. Voynick and his associate veterinarians take an integrative approach to veterinary medicine, using modalities such as digital diagnostic x-rays, ultrasound, laser surgery, stem cell therapy, endoscopy as well as acupuncture and herbal medicine. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)-accredited hospital won a 1998 Practice of Excellence Award from Veterinary Economics magazine and Pfizer Animal Health for its excellence in management, client service, and medicine.

Since 1997, Dr. Voynick has hosted “The Pet Stop,” a half-hour weekly television show on News 12 New Jersey, which is enjoyed by 2 million viewers in New Jersey and airs every weekend. The program educates pet owners about advances in veterinary medicine, responsible pet ownership, specialty care, and adoptable animals from area shelters. TV guest appearances include NBC “The Today Show,” CBS “The Early Show,” Fox 5 News, and NJN. He served as staff member of Veterinary News Network (VNN) in Las Vegas and was awarded the VNN “Rising Star Award for Television.”

Following one year of post veterinary graduate training at the Animal Medical Center in NYC, Dr. Voynick earned his certification in veterinary acupuncture from the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (I.V.A.S.) and had served as a teaching assistant. He has lectured and attended continuing-education programs in acupuncture and herbal medicine in the United States, China, Taiwan, Brazil, Germany, Canada, Italy, and Austria. Dr. Voynick lectures internationally on veterinary acupuncture, veterinary herbal medicine and neutraceuticals, integrative and complementary veterinary medicine, stem cell and P.R.P. therapy, laser surgery, and Lyme disease. Dr. Voynick was the first veterinary practitioner in the U.S. to perform autologous adipose-derived Stem Cell therapy on dogs in 2005, and since then performs Stem Cell and P.R.P. therapy as a same-day, “in-house” procedure in his hospital. He has published articles in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, as well as Veterinary Economics.

Dr. Voynick has served on the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association executive board and as chair of the Ethics and Grievance Committee for four years. He also served on the Editorial Advisory Board for Veterinary Economics magazine for two years, as well as president of the Randolph Area Chamber of Commerce. He is an active member of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce where he has hosted “Good Morning Morris,” graduated from Leadership Morris – Class of 2008 and is currently on their Advisory Board. Dr. Voynick has also been a very involved board member of the St. Hubert’s Animal Shelter of Madison, NJ. He is an advisory board member of the Morris County School of Technology Veterinary Curriculum, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), and Purr`n Pooch Foundation for Animals. He also has served in the Morris County Disaster Preparedness efforts as head veterinarian of the County Animal Response Team (C.A.R.T.). Dr. Voynick is also a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association, American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association, International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture, Veterinary News Network and New Jersey and Morris County Beekeepers Associations. Dr. Voynick was presented the Patriot’s Path Council, Boy Scouts of America “Lifetime Achievement Award” in 2007. The award is presented to those who exemplify the ideals of the Boy Scouts of America in their daily life. For eight days in the summer of 2008, 2009 and 2010 Dr. Voynick served as a camp counselor at the Ronald McDonald Camp, Greely, PA, where he counseled and participated in camp activities with children afflicted with cancer alongside their siblings. He has participated as a speaker for the Cook College Leadership Council of Rutgers University as well as their Pre-Veterinary Club, where he continues to be active at his alma mater. In 2011, Dr. Voynick was awarded the prestigious George H Cook Distinguished Alumni Award from Rutgers University, NJ.

He resides in Chester Twp., NJ and has three children Alyson, son-in-law Danny, Brian, Cole and a granddaughter, Madeline. After the loss of Moonstruck, his 21 year old cat adopted as a kitten from Martha’s Vineyard, and saying goodbye to his 14 ½ year old Yellow Lab “Cord”, his latest edition is “Alan”, a 5 year old Black Lab mix rescued from South Carolina and was obtained during the adoption segment of “The Pet Stop” TV show. Following the completion of a Beekeeping Course at Rutgers in 2006, his menagerie includes winged friends, namely three colonies of Italian honeybees, which produce about 20 pounds of local honey each year.

With a strong passion for music, Dr. Voynick has performed vocals, guitar, harmonica and saxophone in many venues, as well as in bands opening for “Chicago” in Orlando and “Hootie and the Blowfish” in Las Vegas.

His current band, “Dr. Brian and Friends” includes band members from Loggins and Messina and the Soft Parade, and plays locally in New Jersey throughout the year.

Dr. Christine Stockmal

Veterinarian

Dr. Christine Stockmal is a graduate of Michigan State University, class of 1988 and has been an associate with the American Animal Hospital since 1990. Dr. Stockmal is a member of the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) and AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association). She has a cat named Maxi, and a dog named Ruby. Her philosophy of patient care is as follows… “I enjoy helping families keep their pets healthy from the beginning through the golden years. I enjoy soft tissue surgery, reproductive work, and oncology. My favorite visits are new puppies and kittens where the whole family is along.”

Dr. John Ammeraal

Veterinarian

Dr. Ammeraal is a 2007 graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. He is Fear-Free Certified which has helped guide his goal to help patients feel at ease during their exams. In 2011 he took advanced dental training at the Animal Dental Center to provide the best care and comfort for our patient’s dental needs. Since 2014 Dr. Ammeraal has been doing our in-house abdominal ultrasound scans which are sent via telemedicine to the internal medicine specialist to interpret. This allows us a more rapid diagnosis in our ill patients as needed.

He has been a member of the NJVMA, AVMA, and AAHAsince 2008. Dr. Ammeraal’s special interests include dermatology, dentistry, ultrasound, soft tissue surgery and internal medicine. He enjoys spending time with his wife Leigh and they have a snaggle- tooth dog Jake and three rescue cats Abby, Mumu, and Penguin. In his spare time, he enjoys golf, biking and working out.

“I enjoy helping owners learn and understand their pet’s health needs to keep them as healthy and comfortable as we possibly can. I love the daily interactions with my patients and their owners.”

Dr. Steven Weiner

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Weiner is a graduate of Kansas State University of Veterinary Medicine. A New Jersey native who grew up in West Orange, NJ and resides in Maplewood, NJ with his wife Linda and their toy poodle CoCo Chanel. Dr. Weiner has many years of veterinary experience and was a 3^rdgeneration veterinarian of Livingston Animal Hospital. In his spare time, Dr. Weiner enjoys spending time with his 2 children and 6 grandchildren. He also enjoys saltwater fishing and a good game of softball.

He is a member and past president of the NJVMA. He is also a member of the Metropolitan NJVMA, New Jersey Veterinary Foundation, and the AVMA. Dr. Weiner’s special interests are working with the Greyhound rescues, internal medicine, and surgery.

Janice Papa

Financial Manager

Janice came to The American Animal Hospital in 1999. After working many years in corporate finance she knew when she came to The American Animal Hospital it would be her home. Working with a caring team of professionals and working in a family atmosphere won her over. After attending the AAHA Veterinary Management School, she wore many hats in the hospital finally settling as finance manager. Taking time from her busy day to visit with our fur friends, always brings a smile to her face. She resides in East Hanover with her 2 year old adopted dog Charleigh. She enjoys taking Charleigh on long walks and spending time with her 4 grandchildren.

Denise Archer

Practice Manager

Denise has been with American Animal Hospital since November 2017. She has a strong background in business management and has managed both large and small luxury retail stores and most recently was the Practice Manager for an animal hospital in Hunterdon County, NJ. Denise owned and operated, with her family, a small business in Oldwick, NJ for 12 years, raised her family in Lebanon Township, NJ.

Denise enjoys the daily one on one involvement she has every day with our clients and their pets because their family is our family. Building relationships with our community is one part of her job she enjoys so much and is always available for client and pet concerns.

Denise has two grown children and now resides in Bedminster with her husband and their pets; Stella her miniature dachshund and her three felines, BB, Lilly, and Millie. Some of her other interests include; gardening, reading, planning events and daily exercise.

Mary Confer

Client Service Manager/Social Media Coordinator

Mary started her veterinary career right here at American Animal Hospital in 2010. Prior to joining our staff, Mary worked for many years in human medicine as a medical administrative assistant and medical assistant specializing in Orthopedic, Radiology & Oncology. Her love of animals led her to our Hospital where she smiles everyday as our Client Service Manager. Mary takes pride in leading our front office team. In addition to being CSR Manager; she also manages our Social Media platforms and enjoys building relationships within our community. Mary passionately believes in our mission of providing the highest quality of patient care in a compassionate, family oriented environment that provides exceptional client service and education. Mary enjoys assisting clients with their pet’s healthcare needs, as well as getting kisses from all her fur friends. She loves being part of the AAH family and feels lucky to work with an amazing team of dedicated professionals. A native from New Jersey, she resides in East Stroudsburg and enjoys hiking/walking with her 4 rescue dogs Cooper, Pete, Finn & Sadie as well as practicing yoga and relaxing at the beach.

Dominique Forgione

Client Service Representative

Dominique has been with American Animal Hospital since October 2016. She resides in Sussex County and has 2 boxers; Mason, Harvey and Sadie, a boxer mix. Dominique’s love for animals and her fantastic customer service makes her an asset to our team. During her time off, she enjoys traveling and exercising. She loves seeing the clients and their pets every day and is always here to help!

Megan Thomas

Client Service Representative

Megan has been apart of the American Animal Hospital team since May of 2017. Born and raised locally in Mendham, with her love for animals, she volunteers and fosters for at the Randolph Regional Animal Shelter, which led her to her position here at the animal hospital. Megan loves the one on one interaction with the clients and their pets and that work is something new every day. During her free time, Megan enjoys hiking with her 3 dogs; Riley, Cali and Nova, or being at the barn with her horse. Megan is looking forward to her future in the veterinary field!

Big Al

Client Service Special Care Team

Bio coming soon!

Jake

Client Service Special Care Team

He was surrendered by a family in North Carolina and taken in by Luv Furever Animal Rescue. He was nervous at first and even growled at his dad at the first meeting. However, with a little TLC and coaxing Jake warmed up to his future parents and took the ride home on his mom’s lap. Over the past three years Jake has worked hard to be the photogenic face and greeter of American Animal Hospital (when he’s not sleeping on the job). He has brought much joy and laughs to his parents with his energy and antics at home. He is a specialist in sitting, circling for treats, giving paw, obsessing over squeaky toys and pulling apart his stuffed Gumby. Don’t forget to say hi to him on Wednesday and Thursdays!

Blue

Client Service Special Care Team

Blue came into our lives fairly recently as a happy surprise. He was being fostered at the cousin dog’s house and we fell in love with his cute face, soft ears, and his upturned tail. After about 2 seconds of pondering we submitted our application!! We have had lots of fun introducing him to the cats and the fun of taking walks. So far we are still in the process of conquering the evil school buses and garbage trucks. His favorites are anything with a squeaker or stuffing that can be shredded. He has become Mary’s work buddy at the front desk. He wouldn’t be opposed to a treat or two if you spot him there.

Ginny Keyes

Veterinary Technician Manager

Ginny has been with American Animal Hospital since 2007. She came to us with many years of strong business management experience in corporate banking. After the Bank she worked for was sold, she decided to move from Hudson County to Morris County and pursue a career in the veterinary field. She started at American Animal Hospital as a Kennel Attendant, but it wasn’t long before she was recruited to join our Technician staff. In the last few years, she has combined her love of animals with her business and organizational skills to not only manage our Technician staff but also many of the hospital’s daily operations. In her spare time, she likes to just relax at home with her husband and two cats and catch up on her favorite cable shows.

Brittany Lisa

Veterinary Technician

Brittany started working at the American Animal hospital as a kennel attendant in 2016. She moved up to being a technician shorty after. Since starting in this field, she found her passions to be with anesthesia and dentistry. Brittany is currently in school at Bergen Community College receiving her certification as a veterinary technician. In her free time, Brittany is always at the gym or caring for her 2 bunnies, Milo and Daisy, and dogs, Lilly and Eli. She is also an avid snow Boarder.

Krista Schaefer

Veterinary Technician

Krista started out as a surgical technician in human medicine then followed her heart and became a veterinarian technician. She instantly fell in love with her job. “Animals are the start and finish to having a successful and happy life.” Outside of work Krista enjoys spending time with her niece and hiking with her dog Sheiky.

Christine Knight

Veterinary Technician

Bio coming soon!

Christopher Oliveira

Veterinary Technician

Chris graduated Rutgers University with a bachelor’s in Animal Science. He has loved animals his whole life and had a slew of them. He currently has 2 cats at home that he loves very much. Chris got into the veterinary field with The Seeing Eye. He worked in the DNA lab there and assisted with all technician duties. He enjoys helping patients that come in sick and are in need of care. One of his favorite parts of the job is the dental cleaning.

Jennifer Waldock

Veterinary Technician

Jenn has been working in the animal field for 19 years. She started as a kennel attendant at a few boarding facilities but it wasn’t until she worked at The Seeing Eye that she decided she wanted to pursue a career with animals. Over the course of 12 years she worked her way up from kennel attendant to kennel supervisor and also learned some technician skills along the way which made her want to work in the veterinary field. She joined our team in September of 2013 and has played many roles in the hospital from kennel attendant, kennel manager and technician. She enjoys helping clients making their pets happy and healthy. In her spare time she loves all crafting and spending time with her husband, daughter and little pittie mix, Jackson.

Nicole Timpanaro

Veterinary Technician

Nicole has been at the American animal hospital since 2014. Ever since she was a little girl Nicole has taken an interest in caring for animals. She is interested in all species of animals from exotics and pocket pets to cats and dogs and horses. In 2014 she completed certification to be a certified animal control officer. Nicole is working towards her goal to become a certified veterinary technician. Outside of work Nicole enjoys spending time with her fur family which currently consists of 4 dogs and 4 cats and her fiancé Mark.

Bryan Armetta

Animal Care Technician

Bryan has been working in the animal care field for over 15 years. He started at a boarding facility in sussex county and after 2 years became staff and operations manager. He left the position after 10 years to pursue a job in sales which he excelled in but after time missed working with animals. His passion for the field brought him to American Animal Hospital. He is now part of the team as one of our Animal Care Technicians . His experience and kindness will make any client feel confident that their animal will be taken care of to the highest standard.

Kaleen Dickinson

Animal Care Technician

Bio coming soon!