Dr. Jessica Randall grew up in Flanders, New Jersey, where her childhood home was filled with a diverse array of pets including dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, guinea pigs, and hamsters. This early exposure to animal care fostered her passion for veterinary medicine, though she also explored interests in becoming a chef, zookeeper, and professional soccer player before committing to her veterinary path.
Dr. Randall’s educational journey includes completing the Veterinary Technician program at Mercy University before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Midwestern University. Her professional experience spans multiple hospitals and shelters, including County Animal Hospital in New City.
With a particular interest in diagnostics, Dr. Randall thrives on the variety of patients she encounters and the challenge of identifying and treating diverse medical conditions. Her analytical approach and comprehensive background ensure each patient receives thorough and compassionate care.
At home, Dr. Randall’s menagerie includes a pitbull, a cat, and a guinea pig. While she considers herself primarily a cat or lizard person, her heart clearly has room for many kinds of animal companions. When not caring for patients, Dr. Randall enjoys reading books, playing video games, spending time with her new spouse, and—with the patience of a true fan—watching the NY Giants. Her guilty pleasure? Indulging in what she describes as “very corny Korean romcoms.” No judgement here, Dr. Randall!
