Ginger Tran, DVM
Biography coming soon
Biography coming soon
Everett Millikin, DVM
Everett is a native North Carolinian. He was born and raised in the small town of Hamlet, NC. High school was filled with the usual sports, such as tennis, and after school was devoted to part time work and Boy Scouts.
Everett received his Bachelor's degree in Animal Science in 1980 from North Carolina State University. A part time job during undergraduate studies as a veterinary assistant prompted him to pursue training as a registered veterinary technician. After graduation from Central Carolina Technical College, Everett worked at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine (NCSU-CVM) for 6 years as a veterinary technician in large animal, small animal and small animal intensive care. Everett then decided he would like to become a veterinarian and was admitted to NCSU-CVM for the graduating class of 1994.
After graduation, he held several positions at emergency clinics and private practices in the Raleigh area. His professional interests include; internal medicine, emergency and critical care medicine, geriatric medicine, pain management and sports medicine and rehabilitation.
His personal interests include restoring a Longleaf Pine ecosystem on his 171 acre family farm in Hamlet and spending time with his family and his dog, Chloe.
Everett is a native North Carolinian. He was born and raised in the small town of Hamlet, NC. High school was filled with the usual sports, such as tennis, and after school was devoted to part time work and Boy Scouts.
Everett received his Bachelor's degree in Animal Science in 1980 from North Carolina State University. A part time job during undergraduate studies as a veterinary assistant prompted him to pursue training as a registered veterinary technician. After graduation from Central Carolina Technical College, Everett worked at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine (NCSU-CVM) for 6 years as a veterinary technician in large animal, small animal and small animal intensive care. Everett then decided he would like to become a veterinarian and was admitted to NCSU-CVM for the graduating class of 1994.
After graduation, he held several positions at emergency clinics and private practices in the Raleigh area. His professional interests include; internal medicine, emergency and critical care medicine, geriatric medicine, pain management and sports medicine and rehabilitation.
His personal interests include restoring a Longleaf Pine ecosystem on his 171 acre family farm in Hamlet and spending time with his family and his dog, Chloe.