Loenser Appointed Chief Veterinary Officer at Suveto

Industry veteran advances Suveto’s Goal of changing the veterinary industry through its commitment to ownership, empowerment, and well-being

On Sep 20, 2022

Conshohocken, PA-based Suveto has named Glen Gardner resident Dr. Heather Loenser chief veterinary officer. Previously, Dr. Loenser served as vice president, professional development, culture and well-being for Harbor.vet by Suveto. She will now be responsible, on a companywide level, for developing and implementing strategies for veterinarians to achieve their personal and professional goals. She will work alongside Suveto Chief Hospital Officer Dr. Adam Foret, as well as a medical advisory board to implement the innovative programs and initiatives that distinguish Suveto as an industry gamechanger.

Dr. Loenser brings deep clinical and well-being experience to support veterinarians and the medical community. After graduating from Iowa State University, she spent nearly 10 years as an emergency veterinarian and, prior to Suveto, served as the chief medical officer at the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Dr. Loenser has coached hundreds of veterinarians on data-driven communication techniques and also educated pet owners and reached veterinarians as an industry thought leader on the Today Show, Dr. Oz, CBS, and other highly visible platforms.

“We found that hospital teams in our network were eager to connect, collaborate, and grow their skillsets,” said Dr. Loenser. “I am elated to be bringing resources, a team of support, and well-being strategies to empower our teams.”

As chief veterinary officer, Dr. Loenser and her team will create and curate resources, education, and training for Suveto network hospital teams.

Suveto was founded by a group of veterinary professionals who came together with the goal of shaping a better future for the veterinary industry. The company tailors its services to meet the diverse needs of its veterinary partners – from vet school to clinical practice to retirement and beyond. The diverse portfolio of services includes helping veterinary medicine students gain knowledge and peer-to-peer support, supporting veterinarians who want their own practice location, and funding for operational and expansion needs.

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