About

Dr. Monique Koll earned her Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries at LSU, along with minors in Microbiology, Zoology and Music Composition, before graduating from the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. With over two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Koll’s personal journey deeply informs her clinical work. In 2012, while training for a triathlon, she was hit by an unlicensed/uninsured driver, breaking her neck and spending a year in a wheelchair. Her remarkable story of resilience, which included completing a half-marathon in a wheelchair and walking across the finish line a year later, fuels her profound empathy and dedication to movement.

Inspired by her passion for athletics and healing, Dr. Koll founded Quicksilver Integrative VSMR to serve both ends of the performance spectrum: helping canine athletes and working dogs optimize performance, conditioning and injury prevention through sports medicine, while guiding injured, post-surgical, and aging pets through comprehensive physical rehabilitation and pain management.

Dr. Koll is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP), Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner (CVPP), and Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVAT).

Outside of practice, Dr. Koll enjoys reading, birdwatching, composing music, and studying Blackbird aircraft.

Certified Canine Rehabilitation Assistant | Hospital Coordinator | Mobile Rehabilitation Specialist
Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Professional – Feline Veterinary Medical Association
Pet Nutrition Coach Certification – North American Veterinary Community

Jude, our lead technician, has over twenty years of professional experience in the veterinary medicine field and business ownership, including fish and aquarium/pond health. As a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Assistant, he combines specialized knowledge with extensive experience to provide exceptional care in the comfort of your pet’s home. His diverse background ensures a holistic approach to animal wellness. Outside of work, Jude enjoys reading and playing in several local bands, with a history of supporting some famous acts – ask him who!

Kristen Kluczynski has been a dedicated professional in veterinary medicine for over 10 years. Born and raised in Houston, she has a lifelong passion for improving the health, comfort, and quality of life for animals. While she considered becoming a veterinarian because she likes learning and attention to detail, she chose the role of a veterinary technician because what’s most important to her is being hands-on with the animals and providing them with direct care and comfort.

Kristen is a 2015 graduate of the PIMA Veterinary Technician Associate Degree program, where she was the sole graduate and received the “Outstanding Student” award. She is also a Human-Animal Bond Certified professional through the Human-Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI) and North American Veterinary Community (NAVC). This certification highlights her dedication to helping owners understand their pets’ body language and give practical advice on pet care, behavior and wellness, ultimately strengthening the relationship between pets and their human companions.

Tanya brings 13 years of veterinary experience, an unmatched work ethic, and a relentless drive to keep learning to our practice. While our care is firmly anchored in evidence-based Western medicine, Tanya helps bridge sound science with complementary care. She brings a healthy, research-minded curiosity to integrative health, enthusiastically leaning into our self-described “borderline woo woo” side, and is always exploring and sharing emerging modalities to enrich our patient care. Tanya loves being part of a team that truly cares for every patient.

At home, life revolves around her family and her pack of five rescue dogs: a German Shepherd, a Pit Bull/Great Pyrenees mix, a Belgian Malinois, a female Terrier mix, and a male Terrier mix. When she isn’t busy managing client care or hanging out with her dogs, Tanya enjoys traveling, cooking, crafting, and watching movies.

Haley has been involved in veterinary medicine since 2013, working as a client service representative, veterinary technician, and hospital manager. She graduated from Texas A&M University in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. Her passion for canine sports began in 2004 with agility, and she has since explored several other dog sports. Her interest in canine rehabilitation and conditioning grew through her experience with her own dog, Cooper, whose rehabilitation journey introduced her to Dr. Koll. She is eager to continue expanding her knowledge of canine conditioning, with a particular interest in helping working and sport dogs build strength, improve performance, and reduce the risk of injury. Outside of work, she looks forward to returning to dog sports with her Border Collie puppy, Riff, and keeping her senior Airedale, Tripp, strong and active as he ages.

Meet Jayla! Jayla brings a lifelong passion for animal care and a warm, customer-focused approach to our rehabilitation team. Her strong background in customer service and team leadership, combined with her early roots in FFA, fostered a lifelong devotion to helping animals and supporting their families. Jayla loves to learn and is thrilled to bring that dedication and passion to veterinary rehabilitation.

At home, Jayla is loved by her sweet 5-year-old Pit/Lab mix Kilo, who adores squeaky toys, trips to the beach, and plenty of cuddling. In her free time, Jayla enjoys catching sunsets, watching nature, baking the occasional sweet treat, and hunting for treasures in local antique shops.