Jen Mahon, DVM, DACVECC

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Jen Mahon, DVM, DACVECC
Role/Specialization
Small Animal Editor
Education

BA in Biology, College of the Holy Cross, 2002

DVM with Thesis, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, 2012

DACVECC, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, 2016

Work history/CV highlights

University and nights/weekends ER/ICU veterinary technician 2002-2008

Criticalist in private practice in Dallas, TX from 2016-2021

Owner of Triskele Veterinary and Writing Services 2021 to present

Locum ECC coverage, education, writing/editing

Small animal writing/editing for Zuku Review, 2023-present

Professional Interests

Shock, peritonitis, hemorrhage, polytrauma, respiratory disease, vasopressor dependence, dysnatremias, and critical care anesthesia. Engaging, memorable education across all tiers of the care team, from owners to other specialists.

Personal Interests

Weight lifting, bird watching, pole fitness, dance and painting

Fun Facts

I was the subject of a case report when I was 13 years old! I had accelerated carpal growth plates, which fused the pisiform and hamate bones, necessitating excision.

Pets

My cat, The Witten, has become my travel buddy. She has logged many miles in the car and the air with poise, naps, and (so far) no excretion accidents. She has befriended many TSA agents, and her favorite snack is cheese. Thus far no one has asked her to pilot the plane.

About

Jen Mahon is a locum criticalist based out of SC, where she lives right next to a beautiful river and gets to watch nature in her backyard.  She attended veterinary school and residency at Tufts University. After working as a criticalist for about five years in private practice in Dallas, TX, she started her own business, which is exactly as scary, thrilling, and fulfilling as one might expect! She provides locum critical care coverage for various private practices in SC and TX. Jen has a deep passion for teaching; she has lectured at various conferences and loves doing locum work at academic institutions. For her, “living la vida locum” provides the freedom to balance teaching and clinical work. She started writing, editing, and presenting with Zuku Review in 2023.