Doctors
MEDICAL DIRECTOR - SURGERY
Arrigo Galvani
Arrigo Galvani is the Medical Director and founding partner of the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and a surgeon with over thirty years of experience in veterinary medicine. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Bologna and specialized in soft tissue surgery, handling numerous complex cases over the years, particularly in the abdominal and reconstructive fields.
His clinical practice is guided by a deep passion for animals and a vision of medicine based on responsibility, balance, and respect for teamwork. A lover of the mountains and the outdoors, he brings the same approach of attention, rigor, and awareness to his work.
Alongside his clinical work, he has always had an eye on the future of the profession and the facility: over the years, he has promoted decisions, investments, and growth paths that have contributed significantly to the clinic's development, believing in specialization, technology, and teamwork as fundamental elements of modern veterinary medicine.
INTERNAL MEDICINE
Franco Galluzzi
Franco Galluzzi is a founding member of the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in internal medicine, with over thirty years of clinical experience. He graduated with honors in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and has extensively studied various areas of the discipline.
Over the years he developed a strong interest in urology and became a point of reference
For the management of lower urinary tract disorders, particularly incontinence and urinary retention. At the Clinic, he performs urodynamic studies and provides specialized treatments. He has published scientific articles on these topics in national and international journals.
He is a member of the SIUD (Italian Society of Urodynamics) and the ICS (International Continence Society). He has always believed that teamwork is essential to providing patients with the best care. His approach combines clinical methodology, ongoing training, and a strong focus on patient quality of life.
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Giliola Spattini
Giliola Spattini is a founding member of the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in Diagnostic Imaging, with a high-profile clinical and scientific background.
Graduated with honors in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma, she completed her training by obtaining the title of European Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging (DECVDI) after long periods of study and research abroad.
He also holds a PhD in Animal Health and is actively involved in consulting, research, and teaching at national and international levels.
She is the author of books on diagnostic imaging and scientific publications in national and international journals. She directs numerous training courses both in Italy and abroad.
At the Clinic, she focuses specifically on advanced diagnostic imaging and musculoskeletal ultrasound, a highly valuable technique especially for sporting dogs and elderly patients. She works closely with other departments to ensure comprehensive and shared patient care.
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Internal Medicine – Laboratory and Cytology
Silvia Bigi
Silvia Bigi is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, where she specializes in internal medicine and is the laboratory manager, assisting Dr. Galluzzi in the clinical management of internal medicine cases.
A graduate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma, she has over 25 years of experience and ongoing training in hematology and clinical pathology, gained through national and international courses.
In the clinic, she supervises internal medicine consultations, inpatient activities, and manages complex cases, particularly patients with hematological and endocrine disorders. Her approach is strongly focused on the clinical problem and diagnostic process, with the goal of arriving at accurate diagnoses and targeted therapies, always through a careful and thoughtful analysis of each individual case.
Convinced that continuous professional development is an integral part of the profession, she views training as a constant source of motivation. Teamwork and daily interaction with colleagues from different specialties are fundamental values for her, enriching her professional career and improving the quality of care provided to patients.
Nutrition – Behavioral Medicine – Internal Medicine
Francesca Romagnoli
Francesca Romagnoli is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in internal medicine, behavioral medicine, and clinical nutrition.
A graduate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Perugia, she developed a deep interest in animal behavior since her university studies, as evidenced by a thesis dedicated to the anatomy, physiology, and behavior of snakes.
Since 2003, she has worked in the clinic, dealing with the clinical management of dogs, cats, and non-conventional animals, both in internal medicine and emergency care and in laboratory activities.
She earned her GP Cert in Animal Behavior in 2019 and specialized in nutrition, natural feeding, and clinical dietetics for dogs and cats in 2023, providing dedicated consultations. Her approach integrates clinical, behavioral, and nutritional aspects, aiming to improve the patient's overall well-being through personalized care plans based on listening, observation, and ongoing professional development. A member of SISCA and SIANA, she continues to maintain ongoing professional development by taking courses in behavioral medicine, nutrition, and internal medicine.
Ophthalmology – Internal Medicine
Simona Gemmi
Simona Gemmi is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, specializing in internal medicine and ophthalmology. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and has built her professional career through ongoing clinical and training development, both nationally and internationally.
After her initial postgraduate work, she furthered her knowledge of internal medicine and clinical pathology through an internship at the San Marco Companion Animal Clinic in Padua. Her interest in ophthalmology led her to attend the SCIVAC training program and to interact with European specialists during training experiences in the United Kingdom, including a visit to the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket.
A member of SCIVAC, SOVI, and UNISVET, she continues to attend continuing education courses in internal medicine, ophthalmology, surgery, and emergency medicine. In her clinic, she integrates specialized skills and a multidisciplinary approach, with a focus on diagnostic accuracy and quality of care. She is also certified to issue official FSA certifications for ocular diseases.
Diagnostic Imaging – Behavioral Medicine
Milena Mammi
Milena Mammi is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in diagnostic imaging and behavioral medicine. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma, has been a registered veterinarian since 2010, and holds a Master's Degree in Behavioral Medicine for Pets, which allows her to integrate clinical and behavioral skills into a single treatment plan.
In the diagnostic field, she performs abdominal ultrasounds, musculoskeletal ultrasounds, and radiographic studies, making a key contribution to the assessment of internal medicine and orthopedic cases. She also teaches musculoskeletal ultrasound courses and basic abdominal ultrasound courses, an activity she complements with her daily clinical practice.
In her behavioral work, she provides visits dedicated to the assessment and management of behavioral issues in dogs and cats, with the goal of improving the quality of life for both the animal and the family. Her approach is geared toward a holistic understanding of the patient, integrating clinical, environmental, and emotional aspects. The motivation that guides her work is clear: ensuring animal well-being, a principle that also informs her personal life, shared with her own dog and her passion for canine activities.
General Medicine – Dermatology
Lorena Savigni
Lorena Savigni is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, where she practices primary care with a special interest in dermatology. A graduate of the University of Parma, she has been practicing for over 15 years, dedicating a significant portion of her training to dermatology-specific courses and refresher courses.
At the clinic, she conducts general medical examinations and diagnoses and manages the main skin conditions in dogs and cats, integrating dermatological assessment with a comprehensive clinical assessment of the patient. Her approach is attentive, methodical, and focused on continuity of care, aiming to identify targeted and sustainable therapies over time.
Her career choice stems from a deep interest in veterinary medicine and the desire to care for the well-being of dogs and cats on a daily basis.
Cardiology – Emergency Room
Giulia Cianchino
Giulia Cianchino is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, specializing in cardiology and emergency care. She graduated from the University of Bologna and holds a Master's Degree in Veterinary Cardiology from the University of Camerino. She has over 20 years of clinical experience.
She is certified to perform and officially report echocardiographic examinations and is FSA-certified for the certification of congenital heart disease. At the clinic, she performs comprehensive cardiology examinations, echocardiograms, electrocardiograms, and Holter monitoring, diagnosing and monitoring major cardiac conditions.
In addition to his specialist work, he contributes to the management of urgent cases in the emergency room, integrating cardiological skills and decision-making ability in critical situations.
Her career choice stems from a passion for medicine and a desire to provide high-quality animal care. She shares her life with a dog and two cats and deeply believes in the value of respect and responsibility towards each patient.
Internal Medicine – Hospitalization – Emergency Room
Andrea Cucchi
Andrea Cucchi is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in internal medicine, hospitalization, and nighttime emergency care. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and has been practicing for approximately nine years. He furthered his expertise in emergency care by completing an intensive care course at the Sant'Antonio Veterinary Clinic.
A member of SCIVAC and SIMUTIV, she continues to attend courses in emergency medicine and intensive care. In the clinic, she oversees the management of hospitalized patients and urgent cases, focusing on clinical monitoring, stabilization, and the development of treatment protocols.
His work requires precision, decision-making skills, and continuity of care, especially in critical situations.
He is the author of a scientific paper on oxidative stress in canine multicentric lymphoma and primary cutaneous mast cell tumor. His work is guided by a commitment to ensuring timely and attentive care, with particular attention to the quality of clinical management during the most delicate phases of the therapeutic process.
Anesthesia – Pain Management
Diego Passerini
Diego Passerini is a veterinary anesthetist at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Bologna and gained experience in the anesthesiology department of the university clinic and subsequently in specialized hospital facilities, specializing in anesthesiology and intensive care management.
He has attended advanced courses in regional anesthesia (RA) and hemodynamic management of critically ill patients, and holds a Master's degree in Clinical and Preclinical Drug Development. In his clinical practice, he specializes in sedation, anesthesia for routine and emergency procedures, anesthesia planning in collaboration with the surgical team, and perioperative and hospitalized pain management.
Her work is guided by the belief that animals should also receive adequate care and proper pain management, which is essential to ensuring safety, quality of life, and optimal recovery.
Anesthesia – Internal Medicine
Daniela Strozzi
Daniela Strozzi is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in anesthesia, combining her anesthesiology practice with the management of internal medicine patients. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and has over thirteen years of clinical experience.
At the clinic, she focuses on planning and managing anesthesiology protocols for diagnostic and surgical procedures, collaborating with the surgical team and the inpatient and intensive care units. Her work also includes providing internal medicine support and monitoring patients during the perioperative phases, ensuring safety, stability, and continuity of care.
His approach is based on attention to detail, careful patient assessment, and the integration of anesthesiology skills with clinical medicine, essential elements for effectively addressing even the most complex cases.
Internal Medicine – Surgery – Dentistry
Mariangela Mancin
Mariangela Mancin is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, specializing in internal medicine and surgery. She holds a degree in Veterinary Medicine, a Master's Degree, and training in Behavioral Medicine. She has eleven years of clinical experience in various specialist fields.
She completed a one-year internship at the Neurology Unit of the I Portoni Rossi Veterinary Hospital, under the supervision of Dr. Marco Bernardini, gaining in-depth knowledge of the management of complex neurological patients. She has also completed training programs in veterinary dentistry, including courses on best practices in tooth extraction and perioperative oral pain management.
In her clinic, she integrates internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry skills, contributing to a comprehensive patient assessment. As a child, she wanted to study animal behavior: veterinary medicine was, as she likes to say, an "accident along the way," allowing her to combine science, observation, and passion.
Internal Medicine – Dermatology
Sonia Bonfiglioli
Sonia Bonfiglioli is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, specializing in internal medicine and dermatology. She graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Parma and gained experience working in clinics and outpatient clinics in Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy, developing a comprehensive and structured clinical approach.
She earned a GPCert in Dermatology, specializing in the diagnosis and management of major skin conditions in dogs, cats, and non-conventional animals. In the clinic, she provides internal and general medicine consultations, integrating dermatological assessment with systemic patient assessment.
Having grown up with animals, she chose this profession out of passion and bases her work on empathy, attentiveness, and continuity of care, with the goal of ensuring the well-being and quality of life of her patients.
Reproduction – Internal Medicine
Anna Ferrari
Anna Ferrari is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in small animal reproduction. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Bologna and completed a rotational internship in reproduction and fellowships in the same field. Alongside her clinical work, she also holds teaching experience as a tutor during internships and in the clinical skills lab.
Her practice includes the clinical, surgical, and diagnostic management of gynecological, obstetric, and andrological conditions, pregnancy diagnosis, reproductive ultrasounds, medical and surgical childbirth assistance, artificial insemination, and neonatology. In addition to reproductive medicine, she specializes in internal medicine and provides inpatient and emergency care.
She is co-author of a scientific publication on the teaching of reproduction in small animals (Theriogenology, 2023). Her work is guided by transparency, integrity, and professionalism, combining an interest in medicine and research with a passion for the animal world.
Diagnostic Imaging
Veronica Pepe
Veronica Pepe is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in diagnostic imaging. She graduated from the University of Parma, earned a specialization in Animal Health, and earned a SIUMB diploma in Veterinary Ultrasound. She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging at the University of Teramo.
She has gained experience in 24-hour veterinary hospitals and highly complex clinical settings, providing daytime diagnostics and emergency care at night and on weekends. In the clinic, she performs and reports ultrasound and radiographic examinations, contributing to the assessment of internal medicine and emergency cases. In 2025, she was an instructor in a basic abdominal ultrasound course organized by ESAVS in China.
Her career choice stems from a combination of her passion for animals and her interest in the scientific rigor of medicine. She believes in the value of teamwork as a fundamental element for competently addressing any clinical challenge.
Surgery – Orthopedics
James Galvani
Giacomo Galvani is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in surgery and orthopedics. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna and completed a rotational internship at the San Marco Veterinary Clinic and a visiting fellowship at Bessy's Kleintierklinik in Zurich, specializing in the surgical management of complex cases.
At the clinic, he focuses on soft tissue surgery and orthopedic surgery, collaborating with the anesthesiology and diagnostic imaging teams to ensure a comprehensive surgical procedure, from pre-operative assessment to post-operative follow-up. His approach is focused on technical precision, multidisciplinary collaboration, and continuity of care.
His career choice stems from a passion he cultivated since childhood, growing up in close contact with animals and inspired by his family's dedication to this profession. Even today, he shares his daily life with his dogs, who often accompany him throughout his days.
Diagnostic Imaging
Clara Galvani
Clara Galvani is a veterinary surgeon at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in diagnostic imaging. She graduated with honors from the Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna and completed a rotating internship and a specialist training program in diagnostic imaging at the San Marco Veterinary Clinic and the University of Milan. She has been an ECVDI Resident in Diagnostic Imaging since 2026.
She primarily performs and reports CT and MRI exams, as well as abdominal, thoracic, and musculoskeletal x-rays and ultrasounds. She collaborates with national and international facilities for specialist reporting and combines her clinical work with scientific and teaching activities, speaking at EVDI conferences and publishing in international journals. She is also an instructor on UNISVET, ESAVS, and VETAMI courses.
For her, diagnostics represents a constantly evolving field, capable of connecting all clinical disciplines and offering new challenges and opportunities for professional growth every day.
Emergency Room – Intensive Care
Elena Delgrano
Elena Delgrano is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in emergency and intensive care. She graduated in 2019 with honors in Veterinary Medicine from the Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, and immediately embarked on a career path focused on emergency medicine.
After a rotational internship at a leading diagnostic and emergency care facility, she gained clinical experience in internal and emergency medicine. In 2021, she completed a specialist internship in Emergency and Intensive Care at the Novara Veterinary Institute, under the supervision of Dr. Marco Pesaresi.
Since then, he has focused primarily on ECC and intensive care, with a particular focus on the management of critically ill patients. His work is guided by clinical rigor, prompt decision-making, and continuous learning in a constantly evolving field.
Laboratory – Cytology
Erika Guidetti
Erika Guidetti is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, specializing in laboratory medicine and cytology. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and completed her postgraduate internship at the same clinic, gaining over seven years of diagnostic experience.
In the laboratory, she manages and analyzes internal tests, with a particular focus on cytological interpretation and diagnostic support for clinical departments. Her work contributes significantly to the diagnosis of pathologies and the monitoring of therapies, ensuring accurate, rapid, and reliable results.
Fascinated by medicine and the workings of the body since she was a child, she combined this passion with her love for animals, guiding her professional path towards protecting their health and well-being.
Laboratory – Infectious Diseases
Ernesto Pappalardo
Ernesto Pappalardo is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in laboratory diagnostics, with a focus on infectious diseases. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Naples Federico II, completed a specialization in Infectious Diseases, and has approximately twenty years of professional experience.
She has served as Medical Director in veterinary analysis laboratories, including DVMLab in Modena and VetLab Diagnostica Veterinaria in Rome, building solid experience in managing and interpreting diagnostic tests. In the clinic, she oversees the laboratory assessment of cases, supporting the departments in developing accurate diagnoses and targeted treatment plans.
Its approach is based on technical expertise, scientific rigor, and extensive experience in the sector, qualities that make diagnostics one of the most effective tools in supporting clinical medicine.
Diagnostic Imaging – Emergency Room
Matteo Ganapini
Matteo Ganapini is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and specializes in diagnostic imaging and emergency care. He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma and gained postgraduate experience in the diagnostic imaging department of the Roma Sud Veterinary Clinic.
She earned a PGCert IFEVET in Cardiology, expanding her skills in the clinical assessment of cardiac patients. She works as an ultrasound technician at the clinic, contributing to the diagnostic assessment of internal medicine and emergency cases, in close collaboration with the internal medicine and cardiology departments.
His approach is focused on diagnostic precision and teamwork, key elements in managing acutely ill patients. Outside of his professional career, he cultivates a passion for sports, especially volleyball, and nature, which he enjoys experiencing through mountain walks.
Veterinary Technician – Hospitalization
Martina Mazzoni
Martina Mazzoni is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working primarily in the inpatient ward. A graduate of the University of Parma, she completed a training program in animal osteopathy at the Educam School in Rome, broadening her perspective on patient well-being.
With eight years of experience, she manages hospitalized patients, administers therapies, takes blood samples, and monitors their clinical condition daily. Her role is crucial to ensuring continuity of care, attention, and care during the most delicate phases of the therapeutic journey.
She chose this profession out of a passion for animal health and protection, a value that also informs her personal life, shared with her two dogs, Monet and Merlino, and her interest in dog sports.
Veterinary Assistant – Hospitalization
Corinne Colantonio
Corinne Colantonio is a veterinary assistant at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and works primarily in the inpatient ward. Trained at the European Training Center (CORSICEF), she furthered her knowledge of emergency management by attending the "First Aid for Veterinary Technicians" course at the Sant'Antonio Veterinary Clinic in Salò and is a recognized Animal Care Professional.
With seven years of experience, she manages hospitalized patients, supporting the medical team in admissions, emergencies, and diagnostics. She pays particular attention to cat-friendly techniques, constantly striving to improve the approach to feline patients to reduce stress and discomfort.
She chose this job because she couldn't imagine herself without animals. She shares her daily life with her two cats, Ryuk and Akira, and deeply believes in the value of doing what you love.
Veterinary Technician – Hospitalization, Emergency Room, Intensive Care
Elena Sciortino
Elena Sciortino is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working in the inpatient, emergency, and intensive care units. She holds a degree in Zootechnical Sciences and Animal Production Technologies from the University of Parma. Since 2025, she has furthered her knowledge of emergency and intensive care by completing the ISVPS Emergency Medicine Training Program and obtaining the RECOVER CPR certification.
She is responsible for managing hospitalized patients, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, taking blood samples, and inserting intravenous access devices, actively collaborating in the management of critically ill patients and emergencies. Her work requires precision, promptness, and the ability to work in high-intensity clinical situations. She is also responsible for organizing shifts and coordinating the nursing department.
She chose this profession because of her desire to concretely help animals and the dynamic and stimulating nature of the work. She is driven by a desire to always challenge herself and continue learning, sharing her life with her dog, Sebastian.
Hospitalization – Emergency Room
Greta Manzini
Greta Manzini is a veterinarian at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic and manages inpatient and emergency care. She graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Camerino and immediately began a career in emergency medicine and hospitalized patient management.
She furthered her knowledge of emergency medicine by completing the Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care program at Unisvet and a basic physiotherapy course. During her training, she participated in a thesis project abroad at the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia, an experience that enriched her clinical and personal approach.
At the clinic, she manages inpatient care and supports emergency services, working with care, availability, and a collaborative spirit. Driven by a deep passion for animals, she believes in respecting all forms of life and shares her daily life with two dogs.
Veterinary Technician – Surgery
Valentina Pingani
Valentina Pingani is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working primarily in the surgery department. Trained as a veterinary technician through the Abivet program, she complements her clinical experience with a Master's Degree in Journalism and Editorial Culture from the University of Parma.
With six years of clinical experience, she is responsible for preparing operating rooms, restraining patients, administering medications, and assisting during surgical procedures, from sedation to post-operative recovery. Her role is crucial to ensuring organization, safety, and continuity throughout the surgical process.
She chose this job because she loves the direct contact with animals and the practical aspect of caring for them. She shares her life with four cats and two dogs and finds balance between books, music, and nature walks.
Veterinary Technician – Hospitalization and Emergency Room
Maria Longobardi
Maria Longobardi is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working primarily in the inpatient and emergency departments. Trained at Abivet, she furthered her expertise in emergency care by completing the RECOVER CPR program.
On a daily basis, he contributes to the management of hospitalized patients, monitoring clinical conditions, and providing support in emergency management.
She provides patient care during their hospital stay, collaborating with the medical team in administering therapies and monitoring parameters, ensuring continuity of care and attention during the most delicate phases of the clinical journey.
She chose this profession because of her love for animals, which has been present since childhood, and views her work as a mission focused on their well-being. She shares her daily life with three cats, a dog, and a horse, and in her free time she enjoys sports and nature.
Veterinary Technician – Hospitalization
Alice Albertini
Alice Albertini is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working primarily in the inpatient ward and also assisting with diagnostics. Trained at Abivet Società Benefit, she has three years of experience providing clinical patient care.
She manages hospitalized animals, administers medications, and supports daily medical activities, contributing to the continuity of care and well-being of patients during their stay at the clinic. Her work requires attention, precision, and the ability to work collaboratively with the healthcare team.
She chose this profession because of her love of animals, which has accompanied her since childhood, and in her free time she enjoys spending time outdoors trekking with her dog.
Veterinary Technician – Hospitalization
Sophie Turrini
Sophie Turrini is a veterinary technician at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working primarily in the inpatient ward. After graduating as a veterinary technician and completing Abivet training, she gained three years of experience caring for hospitalized patients.
She supports daily clinical activities, manages hospitalized animals, and collaborates with the medical team to ensure continuity of care and attention throughout the therapeutic journey. Her approach is characterized by availability, precision, and sensitivity toward each patient.
She chose this profession out of a passion for animals, which have always been a part of her life: she shares her daily life with a cat and two dogs. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and drawing, guided by the value of respect and the "live and let live" philosophy.
Veterinary Assistant – Diagnostics and Hospitalization
Alba Nieva
Alba Nieva is a veterinary assistant at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, working in both diagnostics and hospital care. Trained as a radiology technician at San Juan de Dios (Madrid), she chose to combine her radiology experience with an interest in animal health and clinical diagnostic support.
With over two years of experience in the clinic, she supports diagnostic activities, provides patient care, and collaborates in hospitalization management. Her role contributes to the proper execution of tests and the well-being of animals during procedures.
She has always had a great passion for animals, which she considers a therapeutic presence in her daily life. She loves nature and wants to continue growing professionally, deepening her nursing techniques and expanding her skills.
Administration
Susi Baroni
Susi Baroni oversees the administrative side of the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic. Her role is crucial to ensuring efficient and transparent organization, supporting the facility's day-to-day operations. She meticulously manages administrative and accounting matters, collaborating with the team to ensure clarity and accuracy in processes.
Secretariat, Agenda Management
Francesca Alberti
Francesca Alberti works in the office at the Castellarano Veterinary Clinic, managing the diary and scheduling appointments. She is often the first point of contact for clients and plays a key role in welcoming and orienting them within the clinic.
Secretariat, Registry Office and Information Systems
Valeria Baldelli
Valeria Baldelli works in the office, managing the registry and IT systems. She ensures order, data updates, and continuity of information flows, supporting the clinical and administrative team.
