Jennifer Cochran, DVM

Dr. Cochran received her Bachelor of Science degree from Virginia Tech in 1999 and her DVM degree from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002.  Afterwards she completed a year-long internship studying internal and emergency medicine at Greenbrier Veterinary Emergency Clinic.  She joined Nansemond Veterinary Clinic in 2003 and purchased the practice from Dr. Kessler in July 2014.  In her free time she enjoys traveling both near and far, reading, and spending time at the movies.  Besides dogs, past pets include a cockatiel, several rats, and fish.  Currently she shares her house with three spoiled Papillons. 

Emily Clark, DVM 

Dr. Clark graduated from Virginia Tech with a Bachelor of Science in biology. She stayed in Blacksburg, Virginia to attend the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2011. Dr. Clark practiced for 2 years in Berlin, Maryland before moving back to the Suffolk are to be closer to her family. Dr. Clark loves spending time with her husband Zach and their little girl Collins. She also has three fur-babies, Ellie, a maltese, Tater Tot, a rambunctious springer spaniel, and Mr. Pickles, a mischievous long haired cat. She loves outdoor activities like playing kickball and spending time in the Outer Banks.

Christine Fleck, DVM

Dr. Fleck graduated from Virginia Intermont College with a Bachelor of Science in 2004, and received her degree in Veterinary Medicine from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008.  Dr. Fleck has been practicing in Smithfield since then, and joined Nansemond Veterinary Clinic in 2013.  In her free time she enjoys reading, working in her garden, traveling and spending time with her furry children.  She currently shares her home with five cats and four Great Danes. Her oldest dane is a registered Therapy Dog who enjoys her visits to local nursing homes and hospitals.