Arbittier Joins Penn Vet’s Field Service Team
Edited Press Release
August 26, 2013
The 2001 Penn Vet grad returns to work at her alma mater serving clients within 30 miles of the university.
The 2001 Penn Vet grad returns to work at her alma mater serving clients within 30 miles of the university.
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