Bradley Mark is a member of the Nursing Team. Brad has been employed here since November 20, 2002. When Brad started here he began as a Healthcare Team Member and then moved downstairs to join the Nursing Team. Brad has loved animals all of his life, but didn't have any prior experience in veterinary medicine. He has a pretty varied background for employment. He began working on an ambulance when he was 16 years old and became a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician when he was 18, and finally became a Paramedic. He worked in that field for over 8 years while maintaining a full time job as a Bank Manager for Mellon Bank and Nazareth National Bank, consecutively. He lives at home with his dog Bandit and his two cats Flannigan and Duncan. Brad has two brothers. One teaches at a local school district and the other attends college majoring in music education. His mother is also a teacher at a local school district and his father is a minister at the Grace United Methodist Church in Pen Argyl. He has enjoyed incorporating his knowledge and skills of the human medical field into the veterinary field. Brad is also the author of our newsletters.
Bradley Mark is a member of the Nursing Team. Brad has been employed here since November 20, 2002. When Brad started here he began as a Healthcare Team Member and then moved downstairs to join the Nursing Team. Brad has loved animals all of his life, but didn't have any prior experience in veterinary medicine. He has a pretty varied background for employment. He began working on an ambulance when he was 16 years old and became a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician when he was 18, and finally became a Paramedic. He worked in that field for over 8 years while maintaining a full time job as a Bank Manager for Mellon Bank and Nazareth National Bank, consecutively. He lives at home with his dog Bandit and his two cats Flannigan and Duncan. Brad has two brothers. One teaches at a local school district and the other attends college majoring in music education. His mother is also a teacher at a local school district and his father is a minister at the Grace United Methodist Church in Pen Argyl. He has enjoyed incorporating his knowledge and skills of the human medical field into the veterinary field. Brad is also the author of our newsletters.
