Staff
The gentle, respectful family atmosphere at American Animal Hospital instantly puts pets and their owners at ease. We have genuine interest in your pet's well being and are gratified by the trust our patient families place in us.
Meet Our Staff
DOCTORS
- Dr. Brian T. Voynick - Director
- Dr. Christine Stockmal - Associate
- Dr. Kim Homann - Associate
- Dr. Adam Sniderman - Associate
- Dr. Aleda Cheng - Associate
RECEPTIONISTS
- Rick Pierce - Receptionist
- Jenn Panetta - Receptionist
- Amy Mehl - Receptionist
- Carol Cristelli - Receptionist
- Mary Confer - Receptionist
MANAGEMENT
- Janice Papa - Manager
TECHNICIAN STAFF
- Kira Talley - Veterinary Technician
- Carly McDowell - Veterinary Technician
- Ginny Keyes - Veterinary Technician
- Emily Ehmann - Veterinary Technician
- Patricia Hart - Veterinary Technician
- Harriet Terodemos - Veterinary Technician
- Melaina Langer - Veterinary Technician
- Meagan Hennessy - Veterinary Technician
KENNEL STAFF
- Guy Ben-Aharon- Kennel Manager
- Dana Taran - Kennel Attendant
- Selena Davis - Kennel Attendant
- James Kaplan - Kennel Attendant
- Katy Jorge - Kennel Attendant
Doctor Bios
Brian T. Voynick, D.V.M., C.V.A.
Dr. Brian T. Voynick is the owner and director of the American Animal Hospital. His fields of interest are in diagnostics medicine, endoscopy and alternative medicine. He is a renowned certified veterinary acupuncturist, with a special interest in chinese herbal medicine. Dr. Voynick's mastery of this remarkable healing art relieves pets' chronic pain to give them longer, happier lives. Clients and their pets find the treatments to be pain-free and relaxing.
He has served as chairman of the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association Ethics and Grievance Committee as well as president of the Randolph Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Voynick enjoys hosting the Pet Stop on News 12 New Jersey and spending time with his friends and family.
"The Pet Stop" with Dr. Brian T. Voynick
Tune into News 12 New Jersey's "The Pet Stop" for a visit with Dr. Voynick. The show features stories about pet health care, with special guests from all parts of the animal kingdom, local shelters, and charity organizations. Please check your local listings for airing times of "The Pet Stop" on Saturdays and Sundays.
Dr. Christine Stockmal
Dr. Christine Stockmal is a graduate from Michigan State University, class of 1988 and has been an associate with the American Animal Hospital since 1990. Dr. Stockmal is a member of the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) and AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association). She has a cat named Maxi, and a dog named Ruby. Her philosophy of patient care is as follows... "I enjoy helping families keep their pets healthy from the beginning through the golden years. I enjoy soft tissue surgery, reproductive work and oncology. My favorite visits are new puppies and kittens where the whole family is along."
Dr. Kim Homann
Dr. Kim Homann has been an associate at the American Animal Hospital since 1995. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree from the University of Tennessee. She is a member of the AVMA. She has 3 cats Porgie, Tyson and Neuro, a dog, Allele and a pot bellied pig named Brutus.
Dr. Adam Sniderman
Dr. Adam E Sniderman received his veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1993. He completed his undergraduate degree with honors at Cornell University in 1988. For the last eight years, Dr. Sniderman has been in general small animal practice in the greater Denver metropolitan area. Most recently, he was employed as hospital administrator and veterinary associate at a busy 24-hour wellness and critical care facility. Dr. Sniderman worked closely with the area's numerous specialty practices and MRI center.
Dr. Sniderman was born and raised in Englewood, New Jersey. He is an avid skier, mountaineer and enjoys music and time spent with his two children.
Dr. Aleda Cheng 
Dr. Aleda Cheng graduated from Iowa State University, College of Veterinary Medicine in 1994. Dr. Cheng confesses to an addiction to learning and spends most of her free time attending post-graduate Veterinary conferences. Dr. Cheng is a Board Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, and will complete her Board Certification and Post Graduate Masters Degree in Traditional Veterinary Chinese Medicine shortly.
Dr. Cheng is the lead veterinary consultant for the prestigious International Medical and Veterinary website: Medhelp.org, which is the world's largest health care community on the internet. Dr. Cheng is also an accomplished Medical Illustrator, with illustrations in many medical and veterinary publications, as well as a professional pet and people portrait artist. She is married, has twin sons, and a menagerie of dogs, cats, and a horse named Pride. Feel free to visit Med Help to ask free Veterinary questions: www.medhelp.org
Dear Dr. Voynick,
I wanted to apprise you of Charlie’s status. Now 11 days after his stem cell procedure, he is doing fantastic! Exactly 5 days post stem cell procedure, changes started to occur. Since then, and visible on a daily basis, Charlie’s whole attitude has become increasingly more positive. He is vibrant and really, really happy. Each day he seems stronger and more easily able to get around, taking 1 – 2 walks a day on his own volition. I can’t wait to show you the pictures. His suture area is almost not even visible anymore. He has been eating with a great deal more enthusiasm. My husband and I agree that Charlie has had noticeable improvement and seems to be getting a bit “younger by the day”. He is doing the stairs more easily too and oh yes, that sore on his back paw is almost completely healed. Pretty unbelievable results overall for a 14 year old!
Hope you are very well,
Leslie
