Lisa Barlow DVM - Dr. Barlow was raised in Layton, Utah.  For as long as she can remember, she wanted to be a veterinarian!  She did her undergraduate work at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah and entered Colorado State University's veterinary medicine program in August of 1981.  She graduated from CSU in 1985.

After working at a couple of practices, she opened Centennial Valley Animal Hospital, PC in April of 1989.  She likes all aspects of veterinary practice, but especially internal medicine, behavior and exotics (ferrets, reptiles and birds).

She and her husband share their home with 1 dog, 3 cats, 2 birds, 1 rabbit and 1 tortoise.  When she is away from practice, she enjoys hiking, skiing, biking, reading and visiting friends and family.

Virginia Rickford DVM - Dr. Rickford moved to Colorado when she was ten years old.  She did her undergraduate study in microbiology at Colorado State University and graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine in May 1996.  After graduation, she started her career at a small animal practice in Denver and then joined Centennial Valley Animal Hospital, PC in July 1997.

She thinks the best part of veterinary medicine is the variety of animals that come to the hospital everyday.  Her professional interests include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery and avian medicine.  She also enjoys educating the community and children through career days and the girl scouts.

She spends her free time at home with her husband, 3 children, 3 dogs, 2 cats and 1 bird.

Erin Quigley DVM - Dr. Erin Quigley was raised in Niwot, Colorado where she decided at about six years of age to become a veterinarian.  She did her undergraduate work in Equine Science at Colorado State University, continued at CSU into the Veterinary Medicine program, and graduated in 2006.  After graduation, she spent a year at the University of Tennessee Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Knoxville, TN doing an internship for further training before joining Centennial Valley Animal Hospital, PC in August 2007.

She enjoys the whole of veterinary practice, but has special interest in internal medicine, emergency medicine, radiology, and soft tissue surgery.  She is a professional member of AVMA, AAHA, and the CVMA.

At home, she enjoys the company of her two dogs and two cats.  Her free time is spent riding her horse, rafting, hiking, skiing, and spending time with her friends and family.