A Culture of Passion

Dr. Jaime Levin

Medical Director

Dr. Levin is a transplant from Kansas City fulfilling her family’s dream of living in the PNW. She obtained her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Missouri – Columbia in 2010. Since then, she has worked as a small animal veterinarian in private practice, a mobile practice veterinarian, and as an industry consultant in both Missouri and Kansas. Dr. Levin’s areas of interest include ophthalmology, internal medicine, and diagnostics.

Dr. Levin currently lives in Seattle with her partner, her children, two dogs, and two cats. In her spare time, she loves to play guitar and bake.

Dr. Rivers

DVM

Dr. Rivers is an East Coast transplant who went searching from an escape of the brutal winters of Vermont. She obtained her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 2023. Since then, she has worked as a mixed animal veterinarian working with cows, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, cats, dogs, and the occasional Kangaroo and as a small animal urgent care veterinarian. Dr. Rivers’ areas of interest include ophthalmology, infectious disease, and internal medicine.

Dr. Rivers currently lives in Seattle with her partner and her old Pittie, Henrietta. In her spare time she loves to be outside and rock climbing.

Amber Depinet

Hospital Director

Amber is a Certified Veterinary Assistant with over 10 years of experience in emergency and reproductive medicine. With a strong commitment to animal care, she excels in assisting veterinarians during critical procedures and providing compassionate support to both pets and their owners. Having worked in diverse settings, Amber has developed a comprehensive skill set that includes patient management, client education, and teamwork in high-pressure environments. Her dedication to continuous learning keeps [him/her/them] at the forefront of veterinary practices. Recently relocating from Florida to Washington State, Amber is excited to bring her expertise to a new community. Outside of veterinary medicine, Amber enjoys hiking, camping, sewing, and attending concerts. As a proud pet parent to a dog and 2 cats, she shares a deep love for animals that enriches both her personal and professional life.

CJ

Veterinary Assistant

CJ is a Veterinary Assistant here at Roosevelt Animal Hospital who is going on her 4th year working in veterinary medicine. While she only has one cat of her own, a brown and white tabby named Gidget, CJ considers herself both a cat and a dog person. Her favorite part of her job is being able to help bridge the communication gap between her patients and their owners, and enjoys the science behind her job as much as the hands on activities. In her free time CJ enjoys hiking in the beautiful state in which she lives, as well as spending time with friends and family.

Carol

Veterinary Assistant

With over five years of hands-on experience in veterinary medicine, I began my journey as a veterinary assistant after graduating from Pima Medical Institute in 2020. From the start, I’ve had a deep-rooted passion for animal behavior—a passion that grew from personal experience. I was raised alongside a reactive Jack Russell and a shy, fearful Jack Russell mix, which taught me patience, empathy, and the importance of understanding each animal’s unique emotional needs.

Today, I share my home with four spirited Chihuahuas—Roux, Brie, Mr. Puppers, and Little Miss Peaches—each with their own wonderful personalities and quirks. I also have an older tortoiseshell cat named Serena, who brings the perfect amount of sass to the mix (especially around mealtime). Living with this crew has only strengthened my love for behavior-focused care.

I am a Fear Free Elite Certified Professional, dedicated to creating positive experiences for all patients. I truly believe that going to the doctor shouldn’t be scary—it should be fun! Helping animals feel safe and respected during their visits is one of the most rewarding parts of what I do. I like to say, “I put the treat in treatment!”

Currently, I’m continuing my education to become a licensed veterinary technician, with plans to pursue a specialty in behavior. I’m also deeply passionate about animal nutrition, an often-overlooked aspect of care that deserves more attention and regulation. My mission is to help every animal live their best, healthiest life—emotionally and physically—through compassionate, informed, and individualized care.

Sophie

Staff

Sophie’s family swears that she started asking for a dog as soon as she learned to speak. She began showing, grooming and training dogs at 10 years old through the Snohomish County 4H program, and has worked with animals her whole life in various capacities. Now, she spends her time with her 2 beloved boys, Jet the Welsh Springer Spaniel and Bouncer the Beauceron competing in AKC dog shows, hiking, and attending herding training on the weekends.

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