March Animal Hospital - Arlington Heights, IL -

			Founder and CEO Dr. Mindy March Dr. Mindy March has been practicing in the northwest suburbs for 27 years. Dr. March received her Bachelor's Degree from the University of Illinois in 1977. She completed her Masters of Science in 1979 and completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1983. Dr. March practiced as an Associate Veterinarian for 11 years before opening March Animal Hospital in 1994. Dr. March's special interests include internal medicine and soft tissue surgery.
			Dr. Silvana Beloiu Dr. Beloiu graduated in 1997 from the University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest, Romania. She worked for 3 years as a Veterinarian in Bucharest in a small animal practice. Dr. Beloiu came to the United States in 2000 and finished the ECFVG program at IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY and obtained her U.S Veterinary license. Dr. Beloiu has approximately 5000 pets, which just so happen to be owned by all of you! She loves animals and working with them is really exciting and rewarding for her. Dr. Beloiu will try to do her best in achieving a very good quality of care for all animals she sees at our hospital. Dr. Beloiu wishes her best to all her clients and patients.
			Dr. Nick Guedet Dr. Nick Guedet attended the University of Illinois where he majored in Animal Science. After finishing his undergraduate education, Dr. Guedet continued at the University of Illinois to receive his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. After 2 years in private practice and internship in Maryland, Dr. Guedet returned to Illinois to be closer to his family and friends.
			Dr. Adam Perry Dr. Perry is a 2005 graduate of Pennsylvania State University. He pursued his doctoral studies at Ross University School of Veterinary medicine and he finished his clinical year at Purdue University in 2011. Dr. Perry grew up in the Chicago land area and has been practicing here since becoming a licensed veterinarian. He has clinical experience working with a variety of cases but also has a clinical interest in cases related to orthopedics, kidney disease, and endocrine disease. Dr. Perry has a blind pug named Heidi Rose and two kittens named Jennings and Flor. He enjoys activities such as camping, fishing, and going to the movies. He is also an avid football fan.