Dr. Genny Williamson grew up in New Hampshire, where she kept her horse and competed in eventing. She completed her BS in Animal Science at the University of Connecticut in 2009. She went on to the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2013. Following graduation, she completed a one year internship at New England Equine Medical & Surgical Center and joined Connecticut Equine Clinic in 2014. Her interests include primary care, internal medicine and sports medicine. Dr. Williamson is certified in Equine Veterinary Medical Manipulation (the veterinary equivalent to chiropractic therapy) and offers this as a complementary treatment modality.
Dr. Parisio-Wood grew up in the Hudson Valley Region of New York State. She completed a bachelor’s in Biology with a minor in Equine Studies from Alfred University in NY, before crossing the pond to receive her veterinary degree from the Royal Veterinary College, in London, England. Upon graduation, she moved back to the Northeast, where she participated in internship programs at Rhinebeck Equine and The New Jersey Equine Clinic in central NJ. In the years following the completion of her internships, Dr. Parisio has valued her time in general practice, developing interests in primary care, dentistry, podiatry and sport horse medicine, particularly rehabilitation. In 2018, she became certified in Equine Veterinary Medical Manipulation (the veterinary equivalent to chiropractic therapy) and truly enjoys incorporating this treatment modality into her practice work. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Parisio enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, cooking and entertaining with friends.
Dr. Veno grew up in a suburb of Kansas City, MO where she found her passion for horses at a young age while riding and working at a local stable. She completed her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Missouri in 2018 where she went on to also complete her doctorate of veterinary medicine in 2022. Following graduation, Dr. Veno completed a one-year ambulatory sports medicine internship with Grand Prix Equine. Dr. Veno’s professional interests include sports medicine, diagnostic imaging, purchase exams, and emergency medicine. Outside of work, Dr. Veno enjoys ridings and competing in hunter/jumpers, painting, line dancing, and exploring the northeast with her husband and dog, Maple.
Dr. Kiera Egan
Dr. Kiera Egan grew up on Long Island, New York, where her love of horses began when she started riding at local stables as a child. Dr. Egan received her BS in Biomedical Sciences from Marist College in NY, and went on to graduate from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. During her undergraduate years, Dr. Egan’s passion for equine medicine flourished as she gained invaluable experience at Rhinebeck Equine, and worked alongside James C Hunt DVM & Associates at Belmont Racetrack every summer. Dr. Egan’s professional interests include wound management, field surgery, neonatal foal care, and podiatry. Outside of work, she enjoys pottery, rowing, and is starting to get back into riding.Jenn grew up in Connecticut riding Saddlebreds. She started working as a small animal veterinary technician in high school. She moved to New Hampshire while in college, where she continued as a veterinary technician and also took on the care of horses at a Standardbred breeding farm. After returning to Connecticut in 1992 to help her parents manage their farm, Jenn also took a position as emergency and small animal technician in the shoreline area. She began working as a large animal technician for Connecticut Equine Clinic in February of 2005. She currently resides in East Haddam with her husband, their four dogs, four cats, and her Fresian Sport Horse Hagen.
Bethany began working at Connecticut Equine Clinic in September of 2018 after becoming a certified veterinary technician through Middlesex Community College and finishing her bachelors in Animal Science at UConn. Prior to working for the clinic, she managed a farm of carriage horses that she drove for events and in movie/television productions. She now enjoys driving her own horses at home as well as trail riding and competing in low level jumpers. Outside of horses she enjoys spending time with family, drawing, and keeping her and her boyfriend’s two German Shorthair Pointers and Standard Poodle entertained.
Terry began working at CEC part-time in 1997 while studying Animal Science and Pathobiology at UConn. She briefly worked at a small animal clinic near the shoreline before returning to CEC full time in 2004. She was actively involved with the Arabian horse club, riding and showing locally for many years. Terry is joined at work most days by Daisy & Tessa, two of her six rescue dogs. She and her husband also share their home with two cats, three horses and a small flock of pet chickens.
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