Dr. Amy Enevoldsen began her academic journey with an associate degree in biology from Raritan Valle Community College in 2018, followed by a bachelor's degree in animal science for Delaware Valley University in 2020. She completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University in 2024.

Originally from Central New Jersey, Dr. Enevoldsen relocated to Mason, Michigan for veterinary school and quickly fell in love with the area, deciding to make it her permanent home. She shares her home with her beloved Labrador retriever named Piper.

Dr. Enevoldsen has a special interest in pain management and rehabilitation medicine, while holding certifications in Fear Free Training and Companion Animal Euthanasia Training. What she loves most about her job is the opportunity to be a lifelong learner in the ever-evolving field of veterinary medicine, continually enhancing her skills and knowledge to better serve her patients.

Outside her professional life, Dr. Enevoldsen enjoys a variety of outdoor activities such as gardening, kayaking, boating and snowmobiling adventures.