Dr. McNabb founded East Hills Animal Clinic in February 1990 and is currently the Medical Director. Dr. McNabb's hometown is Albany Oregon and he graduated from Oregon State University in 1986 with his doctorate in veterinary medicine. Dr. McNabb is married and has two children, Emily, a human surgical resident and Chris, a financial planner. Currently he and his family have a re-careered CCI yellow Labrador Retriever named Axel.

Dr. McNabb enjoys the field of veterinary medicine and helping people and their pets.

When not at work Dr. McNabb is very active in the alpine ski racing community as a USSA level 3 timer, a level 1 referee and OISRA commissioner.

Dr. McNabb was the 2013-2014 OVMA president and member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Oregon Veterinary Medical Association and Portland Veterinary medial Association.

Dr. Lora Geisler earned her undergraduate degree at Oregon State University with a major in Zoology. She graduated from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. Dr. Geisler enjoys working with companion animals and loves the variety that small animal veterinary practice offers. She also enjoys surgery, parasitology and dermatology. After 13 years in private practice, Dr. Geisler transitioned to a career in shelter medicine where she improved the quality of care for the shelter dogs through herd and individual health, trained staff to become certified euthanasia technicians and wrote articles for the Dog Notes section of Clackamas County’s quarterly newsletter, Citizen’s News. Seven years later she joined the team at East Hill Animal Clinic with Dr. McNabb as an associate veterinarian.

Dr. Geisler is passionate about animal health and safety and is devoted to ensuring both through public education and community involvement. She is committed to fostering the human-animal bond and pays special attention to end-of-life needs.

In her spare time, she raises Single Comb and Rose Comb Leghorns and has recently added six Rhode Island Red chicks to her flock. Her current pets include a pair of budgies.

In addition to veterinary medicine, her interests include competitive ballroom dancing in the Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot and Viennese Waltz and creating unique hand-made jewelry using semi-precious stones, freshwater pearls and wire.

Dr. Geisler is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association, and the American Poultry Association.