Dr. Erin Hatcher is a Senior Professional Services Veterinarian at Merck Animal Health. Growing up in eastern Kentucky, she developed a strong passion for animals and nature. This passion led her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Hatcher began her veterinary career as an Associate Veterinarian in 2006. During this time, she gained valuable experience in emergency care, internal medicine, preventative care, and surgical services. She then transitioned to become a full-time emergency clinician and medical director of a local emergency hospital. This hospital eventually expanded into an emergency and specialty hospital, providing Dr. Hatcher with the opportunity to work alongside esteemed board-certified internists and small animal surgeons.
Driven by her dedication to animals and scientific research, Dr. Hatcher joined Merck Animal Health. She was drawn to the company because of its shared commitment to animals, research, and science. As a Senior Professional Services Veterinarian, she focuses on supporting the needs of veterinarians and promoting veterinary medicine as a profession. She is particularly excited about the future of the veterinary profession and the increasing emphasis on mental well-being for veterinarians.
Outside of her professional commitments, Dr. Hatcher is also a devoted mother to her 6-year-old son. Despite her busy schedule, she places importance on maintaining physical fitness and leading a healthy lifestyle. When not attending her son’s soccer games, you can often find her at the gym, pursuing her interest in physical fitness.
Overall, Dr. Erin Hatcher is a dedicated and passionate veterinarian who is committed to supporting her colleagues in the veterinary field and promoting the well-being of animals.
“Merck Animal Health’s commitment to animals and science continues to pave the way for new and innovative products.”
Education
- Bachelor of Science, Clemson University
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida
Areas of Interest
- Emergency and critical care
- Nutrition
- Infectious disease
Publication
- Hatcher, ME. Effects of fluid therapy on total protein and its influence on calculated unmeasured ions in the anesthetized dog. J Vet Emerg Crit Care. 2008;18:480–487.
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