Ayshea Marchiondo, MS, DVM
Dr. Marchiondo started Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services after working several years for busy private practices. She found her calling pursuing mobile work to foster more comprehensive care with her patients and personalized relationships with her clients.
She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology from New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, NM. Her love of science and research led her to further advance her studies at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO obtaining a Master of Science in Microbiology while studying equine respiratory diseases. She then made her way to California after being accepted to the prestigious University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine where she graduated with her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2014. Dr. Marchiondo has made Tracy, California her home and looks forward to serving her community and its surrounding areas. She has special interests in preventative care, dermatology, dentistry, soft tissue surgery, chronic pain management, and hospice care. She shares her home with her husband and three children, two Bernadoodles, Bennie and Boone, two mischievous felines, Joe Joe and Phoebe, six chickens who make her smile every day, and a tank of platy fish. Dr. Marchiondo enjoys reading a good novel, spending time outdoors, family movie nights, and traveling as often as she can.
Dr. Marchiondo is currently accepting new patients. She treats dogs, cats, small mammals and some reptiles.
Noelle Nolte, RVT
Noelle has always had a love of animals and, starting from a young age, knew she wanted a career working in veterinary medicine. She grew up volunteering with local animal rescues and, after high school, also volunteered at the Sacramento Zoo as a keeper aid. She attended Carrington College and graduated with an Associate in Science degree in Veterinary Technology in 2015. She is a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) and has over 9 years of experience in busy small animal private practices. In her free time she enjoys camping adventures with her husband and son in their travel trailer, fishing, riding dirt bikes, and being in the great outdoors! Her family shares their home with a pitbull named Ryat, a black cat named Hazy, a bearded dragon and a small tortoise. She enjoys caring for all her patients and looks forward to the new adventure of mobile practice allowing her to connect with clients and patients in a more personal setting.
Diana Santoyo
Diana has always had a passion for all living creatures and even at a young age knew her career one day would involve caring for animals. Growing up she did volunteer with rescue groups and always had a home filled with animals from dogs to bunnies and reptiles. After high school she enjoyed spending all her free time volunteering at the Stanislaus Wildlife Care Center where she gained hands on experience working with injured and orphaned wildlife; this work inspired her to pursue a formal path in veterinary medicine. Diana went to Modesto Junior College and completed their veterinary technician program. Having worked in fast paced companion animal practices since 2015, she has experience working both as a veterinary and administrative assistant.
Diana and her husband have a full house with 3 dogs, 4 cats, and a Russian tortoise. She continues to foster animals in need when she can. In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her husband, reading, caring for her neighborhood’s feral cats and trying her hand at new crafts. Diana is excited to join a mobile team that values the personal connection that comes from visiting patients in their own homes and looks forward to connecting with clients and their pets in a more meaningful way.