Roger E. Nix, DVM

Veterinarian

  Dr. Nix was born and raised in a farming community of southern Indiana.  He graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1982 and has been practicing in the Indianapolis area ever since.  His clinical interests include pediatric and geriatric medicine.  Dr. Nix enjoys time with his wife, two sons, two dogs and their cat. His favorite hobbies are flying and sailing.

G. Mark Graves, DVM   

Veterinarian

  Dr. Graves received his Bachelor of Science degree in 1969 and the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1973 both from Purdue University.  Dr. Graves's wife is a  teacher in the Hamilton Southeastern School System.  They have one married daughter and two grandchildren. Dr. Graves previously owned three small animal practices in the Zionsville and Indianapolis.  His special interests include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and practice management.  He has a special pet, a cat named "Snickles".

Jill C. Pattee, DVM

Veterinarian

  Dr. Pattee grew up in Noblesville, Indiana and went to Purdue University for her undergraduate work and veterinary school.  After graduating from veterinary school, she moved to North Carolina and worked in a small animal veterinary clinic there.  After a year on the coast, she moved back to Indiana to be closer to family and friends.  Dr. Pattee lives in Fishers with her husband, Alex, and two cats, Gator and Margo.  In her free time, she enjoys reading, running and biking.

Anita

Office Manager

  Anita is Dr. Nix’s wife and enjoys working with him as the office mangaer  at Sherlock Bones. Anita graduated from Purdue University and then obtained her Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology from Memphis State University.  She enjoys family time with their two sons, two dogs and cat.  She is an active member of her church. She also serves on the board of directors of a local service club.

Tarra

Groomer/Veterinary Assistant

  Tarra has been working at Sherlock Bones Animal Hospital for 3 years, and has been in the veterinary field for over 10 years.  She lives in Lapel,  with her 2 children Chyanna and Brady and 2 rescued Shih Tzus Simon and Pheobe.  She is also enjoying spending time with her new granddaughter, Haiden.  Tarra enjoys reading and scrapbooking in her spare time.  Tarra is our groomer here at Sherlock Bones and enjoys grooming very much. 

Jodie

Veterinary Assistant/Reception

   Jodie is currently working on  a degree in veterinary technology through Purdue University.  She lives in Carmel with her son and 2 cats, Baxter and OJ.  Jodie enjoys exercising and spending time outdoors.

 

Megan

Registered Veterinary Technician/Reception

  Megan recently completed an associates degree in Veterinary Technology at IBC Indianapolis.  A new resident to Noblesville, she is the mother of an adorable little boy named Oliver and one rambunctious kitty named Mason.

Anni

Registered Veterinary Technician/Reception

   Anni is an Indiana native originally from Noblesville.  She graduated from International Business College's Vet Tech Institute in October 2010.  Recently, she has started fostering for the Humane Society of Hamilton County.  In her free time she enjoys cross-stitching, reading, and spending time with her cats, Simon, Marigold, Omar, and Murdock. 

Miranda

Veterinary Assistant/Reception

 

  Miranda completed her Bachelors Degree in Sociology at the University of Findlay in Ohio.  Prior to college she completed a 2 year Veterinary Assisting program at the J. Everett Light Career Center during high school.  She enjoys knitting, scrapbooking, and reading with her Border Collie mix, Tiffy.   Miranda also has the privilege of living with a 3 year old cat, Ghost, and recently added female cat, LC. 

Christina

Veterinary Assistant/Reception

  Christina has loved animals her entire life. She has a Siberian Husky, Koda, and a white longhair cat, Kora. Her pets are very precious to her, and she thinks of them as her children.  Christina started her career in animal care at age 15 working in a petstore.  From there she has worked as a Veterinary Assistant in small animal clinics in the Indianapolis area for 15 years and counting.  Her passion for animals extends into her daily work.  Her personal vision and goal is to help pet parents keep their fuzzy babies happy and healthy through both medical and behavioral education, along with lots of hugs and kisses!

  When not working with animals Christina is learning to play the violin.  She also enjoys reading, camping, and the company of friends and family.