About Us

Dr. James Myers, DVM

Dr. James Myers grew up on the central coast of California in Paso Robles, riding horses mostly in the western disciplines.  Not straying far from his home of Paso Robles,  he completed his undergraduate studies at Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo doubling majoring in agribusiness and animal science.  During veterinary school at the University of California, Davis, Jim worked as a surgical technician at the large animal hospital.  Upon graduation in 2013, he spent one year completing a rotating internship at Loomis Basin Equine Medical Center where he gained experience in caring for critically ill patients, anesthesia and advanced diagnostics.  Upon completion of his year at Loomis Basin Equine, Jim moved east to pursue a residency in Theriogenology at the University of Pennsylvania, New Bolton Center.  Upon moving back to the west coast, Dr. Myers worked in an ambulatory position with Sonoma Marin Veterinary Services offering ambulatory lameness, emergency medicine and reproductive services to clients of both the Sonoma and Marin counties.  In 2019, Jim joined the team at Circle Oak Equine and expanded their services to include reproduction and further expand the services he offers in sports medicine.  In his downtime, Jim cherishes his time with his fiancé Luisa, riding their horses, traveling and the outdoors.  
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Tori Fischer, RVT

Tori Fischer, RVT is a recent resident of California having just moved from Minnesota at the end of June 2019. She completed her Veterinary Technology degree at Argosy University in 2013 and was then hired at the University of Minnesota Equine and Large Animal hospital at the end of her internship. Continuing her education while working as a Certified Veterinary Technician, Tori finished her Bachelors of Animal Science degree with an Equine Emphasis at the University of Wisconsin- RIver Falls. During her time there, she was a teaching and breeding assistant for the Advanced Equine Reproduction Techniques class and Introduction to Animal Science. Although her main focus has always been horses, Tori loves working with all large animals. In her free time, Tori enjoys horseback riding, hiking, and traveling.