Meet the Team

Dr. Diego Recinos graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2015 and was able to finish his clinical rotations at Louisiana State University. His primary focus is in general medicine, but he has a strong interest in internal medicine cases and soft tissue surgery. On his time off, you can find him going hiking, running, and enjoying the great California weather.

Dr. Anna DeVincenzi is a California native who’s had a passion for animals as long as she can remember. She received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from UC Davis in 2005 and then completed a challenging 1yr internship in northern, CA. Since then, she has worked in general practice in the Bay Area. She enjoys many activities including hiking, yoga, dancing, traveling and exploring, and being in nature.

Dr. Hathaidharm is a Southern California native with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and minors in sociology and cognitive science. She graduated with honors from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine before completing a rotating internship in medicine and surgery in New Jersey and an internal medicine specialty internship in New York. She is Elite Fear Free Certified, Cat Friendly Certified, and has special interests in pain management, internal medicine, and minimally invasive surgery. Outside of veterinary medicine, she enjoys hiking, birding, photography, taekwondo, and spending time with her tuxedo cat.

Tamia comes to MCAH with 5 years in the veterinary field; starting as a receptionist and working her way up to surgery nurse. She takes pride in her level of patient care and leads every interaction with empathy to ensure trust is established. In her off time she enjoys reading and writing poetry.

My passion for animals started very young growing up in West Sonoma County. I completed my veterinary technician schooling at SRJC and with 20 years now in the field I know I made the correct occupational choice! Everyday I am blessed to comfort and care for our four-legged companions and the people that love them.

I’ve been in the vetfield for 4 years now, I always loved working with animals! I plan to become an RVT. I love working out and taking my cat on walks.

I lived in Marin since 2nd grade and always loved taking care of animals whether they were my own or volunteering. I’m excited to be working at Marin City Animal Hospital. Outside of college and work. I enjoying playing chess and seeing friends.

I’ve always loved being around animals and taking care of them, and I’ve always wanted to be in the medical field. I love poetry, music, and baking. When I’m in college, I want to study Radiology.

Joey has been in the veterinary field since 2011, starting as a kennel tech and growing into roles as a veterinary assistant, technician, and CSR. She has worked in emergency, critical care, and general practice, bringing a well-rounded and calm, team-oriented approach to her work. Joey describes her leadership style as similar to a point guard—keeping things moving, supporting her team, and helping reset when challenges arise. Outside of veterinary medicine, she’s a proud mom of two, enjoys arts and crafts, and loves cheering on the Golden State Warriors.

I am a student currently making my way through the veterinarian technician program at the Santa Rosa Junior College. I am still unsure of where I'd like my career to go long term, as with vetmed their are so many paths to take and there is always more to learn, but I feel that being a certified RVT will give me a useful and desirable set of skills as I explore the field. I am grateful for the MCAH team giving me an opportunity to gain hands-on knowledge I experience.

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Animals have always been at the center of my life. After spending 17 years in management within the pet food industry and a year in veterinary medicine, I was excited to continue my journey at Marin City Animal Hospital.

My experience allows me to support both our team and our clients with knowledge, empathy, and a strong commitment to animal wellness. At home, I'm a proud single parent with multiple pets, so I truly understand the joys-and challenges-of caring for furry family members.

I was born and lived most of my life in Nicaragua, where I grew up on a farm surrounded by pets and wildlife. Since I was a child, I loved animals and dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. I began my veterinary studies at a university in Nicaragua and started practicing with great dedication, helping the pets of low-income owners.

I am very passionate about exotic animals, especially reptiles, and I would like to obtain a specialty in exotic animal medicine in the future. Currently, I am working as a veterinary technician at MCAH, and my goal is to earn my veterinary license here in the United States.

Crystal is currently working as a Kennel Assistant while exploring the many career paths that interest her. Over the past few years, she has worked at different dog daycares and also pet sits and dog walks on the side because she truly loves working with animals and building meaningful connections with both pets and their people.

Born and raised in California, Crystal enjoys going to live music shows, car meets, doing arts and crafts, helping her community, spending time in nature, and learning about and meeting new animals—both big and small.