Care Team

Dr. Kevin Jacque is originally from New York state, growing up on a registered Holstein and Jersey dairy farm. When his family sold their farm in 2006, they moved to Ohio, where Dr. Jacque finished high school and matriculated to Ohio State to complete a BS in Agriculture from the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at Ohio State in 2012. Dr. Jacque then attended veterinary school at The Ohio State University with a career area of emphasis in food animal medicine. He graduated in 2016 first taking a job in Apple Creek, OH practicing mixed animal medicine in Ohio’s Amish Country. He then moved with his wife, Ashley, to Stanwood, WA to practice a majority large animal medicine, with most of that being in dairy production medicine. After practicing for three years in Washington, he and his wife decided to move home to Ohio with their daughter, Margaret, to be closer to family and to assume both a clinical and teaching role at OSU Large Animal Services in Marysville. Dr. Jacque enjoys all aspects of large animal or farm animal medicine. He is passionate about preventive medicine, nutrition, and herd management that provides producers with practical ways to be profitable and successful. Dr. Jacque is involved with the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, being involved with several committee activities. He is also a member of the NMC, ARPAS, AASRP, AVMA, and OVMA. When not practicing, Dr. Jacque enjoys his family time at their hobby farm in northern Union County and he delights in helping out at his church and at family functions.

Dr. Sam Parkinson grew up in central Indiana riding and showing horses in 4-H. She received her DVM from Ohio State University in 2017 before moving to Oscala, Florida for a rotating internship at the Equine Medical Center. During her year in private practice, Dr. Parkinson became certified in equine medical manipulation (commonly known as chiropractic) and enjoyed seeing the benefits this modality brings to her patients. Dr. Parkinson then moved to Fort Collins, Colorado and completed a residency in equine practice through the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners at Colorado State University. During her residency she focused on honing her skills in equine practice and providing gold standard care to her patients and clients. Dr. Parkinson enjoys all aspects of equine care and has a special interest in equine dentistry, internal medicine, preventative medicine and stance/gait lameness. In her free time, Dr. Parkinson enjoys training her young filly, hiking and traveling to national parks.

Paige is a 2016 graduate of Morehead State University with a bachelors degree in Animal Science. She is excited to be working for the community she grew up in and to be a part of the agriculture industry.