Jessica Burns, DVM
Dr. Burns is currently on maternity leave.  We are very excited to announce the birth of her first child, Madeline, born on September 29, 2007.  While she and Jason get to know their new little one, we miss her very much and look forward to her return in a few months with lots of pictures.

Dr. Burns studied veterinary medicine at the  University of Illinois, receiving her DVM in May 2006.  She is also a Baylor graduate with a BS in biochemistry.  She and her husband Jason are happy to have relocated to Colorado, closer to family. 

Dr. Burns believes that great pet care involves excellent preventative medicine and client relationships.  Besides general medicine, her special interests include dentistry and feline and small mammal medicine.  In her time away from PCAC, she enjoys hiking, tennis, and gardening.  Her pet family includes cats Scooter and Milo.  Dr. Burns is looking forward to getting to know the pets and people we get to work with at PCAC.

Greg Dobkin, DVM

Dr. Dobkin, associate veterinarian, graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor's in Biology and Zoology in 2001.  He joined PCAC after receiving his DVM from Kansas State University in 2005.  Greg and his wife Erin are happy to be here in Parker, closer to the mountains!  His professional interests include general and internal medicine.  Dr. Dobkin's personal interests (besides veterinary medicine) include coaching and playing soccer, snowboarding, and rooting for the Av's and the CSU Rams.  His "kids" are Cam, a boxer/lab mix, and Guinness, a chocolate lab. 
 

Mark S. Motichka, DVM

Dr. Motichka was raised in Parker, Colorado where he graduated from Ponderosa High School in 1994. He graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor’s in Biology in 1997 and Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. He joined PCAC in 1998 as a veterinary student and began as an associate in 2001. He and his wife Kelly purchased the clinic in August of 2004. Dr. Motichka has special interests in general medicine as well as surgery. He enjoys veterinary medicine because of the relationships he gets to build with the clients as well as their pets.

Dr. Motichka currently serves on the board of directors for the Veterinary Property Management group – who recently built the clinic to house Parker’s emergency veterinary clinic.  Dr. Motichka and Kelly are joined at home by their son Carter, daughter Macyn, and black lab mix Conoy.  Dr. Motichka enjoys photography and sports and is excited to be raising his children in Parker.

James Noone, DVM

Dr. Noone graduated in 1977 from Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine and then completed an Internship at Colorado State University in 1978.  He worked as a veterinarian in Pocatello, Idaho until 1980 when he moved to Gunnison, Colorado where he was partner/owner of Town and Country Animal Hospital.  He is now happily employed at Parker Center Animal Clinic.

Dr. Noone has provided his services as Colorado Veterinary Medical Association president in 1998 and as a volunteer for Y.A.R.F. (Yucatan Animal Rescue Foundation), a non-profit organization that assists with spay/neuter and healthcare of feral dogs and cats in Mexico.  Dr. Noone has four children, Jodi of Arvada, Kimberly of San Francisco, and Mike and Casey of Gunnison.  He enjoys his time off with his wife, Tonya DeLano, and animal children including a St. Bernard (Gus) from CO St. Bernard Rescue, Bianca a Boxer/Lab mix, Diesel a Min Pin, and Tommy Cat.

Christopher J. Morris, MS, DVM

Dr. Morris is enjoying focusing on other interests such as gardening and hunting.  He comes in only for certain specialized surgeries as needed, when available.

Dr. Morris was raised in Fort Collins, Colorado. He attended Colorado State University where he earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Microbiology in 1977 and 1982, and then graduated with his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1987. He worked as a veterinarian in Arizona until 1990 when he moved to Parker and began as an associate veterinarian at Parker Center Animal Clinic. Dr. Morris and his wife Kathy owned PCAC from 1991 to 2004.

Dr. Morris has served the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association in a number of roles including CVMA President (2002-2003). He is on the board of directors for the Colorado Veterinary Medical Foundation. His special interests include orthopedic surgery and reproductive medicine. Dr. Morris and Kathy are joined at home by five Labradors (black and chocolate), one dachshund, and one cat.