Dr. Ayman Wassef was born and raised in Cairo, Egypt. He received his veterinary degree form College of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University 1998.

Dr. Yeisley is a relatively recent resident of Arizona, having moved here in 2015 from back East. A native of Pennsylvania, she attended the University of Pennsylvania for undergraduate, as well as graduate and veterinary school.

Growing up I have always wanted to be a Veterinarian, but as I started out as a kennel tech I soon realized that becoming a veterinarian was not what I wanted to do.

I was born and raised on a small farm in Phoenix where I bred and raised quarter horses with the family.

An interest in both biology and animal behavior has brought me to South Africa, Tanzania and finally to Northern Arizona Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center.

I have a fiance, two dogs, and sixteen chickens. I own a house in Mormon Lake, and am now beginning a new chapter in my life! 
A little about myself: I was raised in a military family, and moved quite a bit throughout my childhood.

Growing up I have always wanted to be a Veterinarian, but as I started out as a kennel tech I soon realized that becoming a veterinarian was not what I wanted to do.

I have worked and volunteered in the veterinary field since high school. I have lived in Flagstaff most of my life and enjoy working with people and all sorts of animals.

My career in veterinary work started over 25 years ago beginning in animal rescue working and volunteering with local and national rescue organizations and shelters.