Dr. Krista Nelson
About Dr. Krista Nelson
Dr. Krista Nelson is the Regional Medical Director for Eastern Canada, specializing in canine and feline practice.
Regional Medical Director – Eastern Canada
Dr. Krista Nelson currently serves as the Regional Medical Director for Eastern Canada. In this role, she oversees veterinary medical operations across multiple locations within the region. Dr. Nelson's responsibilities include ensuring the implementation of best practices, improving patient care, and supporting veterinary staff. Her leadership role involves strategizing and executing initiatives that enhance the overall quality of veterinary services provided.
Education and Expertise
Dr. Krista Nelson graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2000. With over two decades of experience, she has established a comprehensive understanding of veterinary medicine. In 2022, she achieved diplomate status with the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, specializing in canine and feline practice. This credential underscores her expertise in treating these specific animal species and her commitment to continued professional development.
Veterinary Practice in Greater Toronto Area
Dr. Krista Nelson has a strong background in both general and emergency veterinary medicine within the Greater Toronto Area. Throughout her career, she has treated a wide range of medical conditions and emergencies, enhancing her practical skills and knowledge. Her experience in these areas underscores her ability to manage complex medical cases and provide high-quality care to animals in diverse situations.
Specialization in Canine and Feline Practice
In 2022, Dr. Krista Nelson became a diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in the specialty area of canine and feline practice. This specialized certification indicates a high level of expertise in diagnosing and treating health issues in dogs and cats. It also reflects her focused training and experience, which contribute to delivering specialized care for canine and feline patients.