Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital

"Every pet experience, no matter the reason, is better because of the people at the Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital.  Coming into the office isn't like doing business; its like visiting old friends..." - Rik Nilsson, client

The Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary medical facility located in Jacksonville, Oregon, serving families in Medford, Ashland, Central Point, and throughout the Rogue Valley. Since 1985 Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital has cared for thousands of pets, helping to keep them healthy and happy while providing education and support to their human companions.


In addition to preventative and well-pet care, we perform dental, soft tissue and orthopedic procedures.  Experience, compassion and interests in specialty medicine have made Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital one of the premier pet clinics in the Medford area.

We welcome the opportunity to get to know you and your animals!  Please give us a call to learn more about our veterinary practice and how Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.

  • 937 N. 5th St.
  • P.O. Box 561
  • Jacksonville,OR 97530
  • Phone: (541) 899-1081
  • Fax: (541) 899-4487
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  • Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:30pm
  • Sat, Sun: Closed
  • After-Hours Emergency: Call (541) 282-7711

  • Tami K. Rogers, DVM, MBA

    Veterinarian, Owner

    Dr. Tami Rogers joined the Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital in September of 2010.  After being with the practice for 9 years she was given the opportunity to take ownership.  A three time graduate of Oregon State University; she received her Bachelor of Science, Master of Business Administration and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees there.  Dr. Rogers has special interests in internal medicine and dentistry.  She has recently taken courses to expand the clinics dental services to offer bonded sealant application and guided tissue regeneration.  Dr. Rogers is also one of the few veterinarians in the valley certified to take PennHip radiographs to screen for hip dysplasia.  She also LOVES to work with brachycephalic breeds (pugs, boxers, bull dogs, Boston Terriers, etc).    She enjoys being a part of the Jacksonville community and appreciates the relationships that have developed with clients and patients over the years. 

    Dr. Rogers and her husband Allan moved to the Rogue Valley in 2001.  They currently live just outside of Rogue River with their daughter and son, three dogs, one cats, chickens and goats.  Her interests include spending time with her family, camping, hiking, white water rafting, gardening, sewing, and traveling. 
    Years in Practice:
    Jan 01, 2008
    Education:
    DVM, MBA, BS
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  • Michael C. Dix, DVM

    Veterinarian    
             

    Dr Michael Dix graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine in 1998.  He then did a year long rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the University of Illinois.  After that, he spent 5 years at practice in Portland, OR before moving to Southern Utah to work at a large non-profit organization for 10 years.  During that time, he developed an interest in surgery, specifically orthopedic surgeries and spays/neuters, and integrating individual animal™s health with the health of the community. 

               

                After his internship in 1999, Dr Dix visited Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital.  He loved the feel of the community and was very impressed with Dr Frank's compassion and hospitable nature.  He was excited when he learned about the opening at JVH and applied immediately.  


                Dr Dix and his wife and son enjoy experiencing all that the Rogue Valley has to offer.  They love to hike with their four dogs (though not all at the same time) and spend time outside.  They also enjoy all of the cultural events that the community offers. 

    Years in Practice:
    Jan 01, 1998
    Education:
    DVM, BS
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  • Michaela J. Brubaker, DVM

    Veterinarian 


    Dr. Michaela Brubaker has lived in the Rogue Valley with her family since 2012 and graduated from North Medford High School in 2015. She graduated with her Bachelor of Science from Utah State University in 2019. She then attended the Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University. She graduated at the top of her class with her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in June of 2023.


    From 2018-2021, Dr. Brubaker spent her summers working as a veterinary assistant at Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital. She was thrilled to accept a position as an associate veterinarian at JVH starting in July of 2023. As a new graduate, Dr. Brubaker is looking forward to continuing to hone her clinical and surgical skills under the mentorship and friendly support offered by the amazing staff and community at JVH. 


    Dr. Brubaker lives in Medford with her parents and sister. Her menagerie of pets currently includes her cat, leopard gecko, fish, and aquatic snails. In her free time Dr. Brubaker enjoys hiking, camping, backpacking, cooking, and baking. Now that she is finally finished with schools, she is looking forward to being able to devote more time to her many hobbies. 




    Years in Practice:
    Jan 01, 2023
    Education:
    DVM, BS
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  • Ashley

    Office Manager/Veterinary Assistant 

    Ashley joined our staff in November, 2010. Her passion and dedication to care for animals has helped her progress from part-time assistant to office manager at Jacksonville Veterinary. She is also certified to take PennHip radiographs. She is the proud owner of two rescue cats, "Jarvis" & "Jack", and a scruffy mutt named "Elton".  Ashley enjoys a variety of crafts, playing the ukulele, swimming, photography, kayaking, and spending time with family.

  • Esther

    Veterinary Assistant 

    Esther joined Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital in June of 2015. She has lived in the Rogue Valley her entire life and enjoys all the activities it offers. Her hobbies include hiking, fishing, rafting, and spending time with family and friends. She has two Calico cats who are more like children than pets!

  • Vanessa

    Certified Veterinary Technician

    Vanessa joined Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital in September 2020. She has been in the veterinary profession, general practice and emergency care, since 2008 and became a Certified Veterinary Technician in 2013. Vanessa and her family moved from Central Oregon to the Rogue Valley in 2015 to be closer to family. In her free time, Vanessa can be found camping with her husband and two children, kayaking, or playing with their 13yr old Boxer mix, Aloha.

  • Mikayla

    Veterinary Assistant 

    Mikayla joined our team in March 2022. In 2018, after earning a bachelor's degree in biology from Northern Arizona University, Mikayla and her husband moved to Oregon. She is currently taking classes to become a certified veterinary technician. Mikayla and her husband love the outdoors and enjoys camping, hiking, and dirt bike riding with their dog Kara and two cats Cam and Cannon. 

  • Nancy

    Receptionist

    Nancy joined Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital in April 2019. Originally from California, she moved to the Rogue Valley to be closer to family and the great things Southern Oregon has to offer. Her love for animals started at a young age when she became the neighborhood pet sitter. She and her boyfriend have a rescue kitty name Kathmandu. Nancy enjoys hiking, swimming, baking reading restaurant menus and solving cat jigsaw puzzles.

  • April

    Receptionist

    We welcomed April to our staff in September 2021. She has many years of veterinary experience helping pets and their people. April is a life-long lover of animals and is an avid "horse person". She lives with her husband, daughter, dogs and cats on their Medford ranch where she is often in the barn, gardening, or in her aviary of rescued birds.

  • Heather

    Kennel Assistant

  • "Ghost"

    Client Ambassador

    Ghost joined the Jacksonville Veterinary family in March of 2016 after following a couple of our technicians back from a walk at the Jacksonville Cemetery. He was young, very sweet, not neutered and had no identification. We were unable to find an owner, so Ghost made himself at home and has enthusiastically greeted clients and patients everyday since.