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Meet Our Radiocat Team Members

Dr Kathy Olsen

Dr. Kathleen Olsen, DVM
Medical Director / RSO

Dr. Kathleen Olsen, DVM

Medical Director/Radiation Safety Officer

Dr. Olsen is a highly experienced veterinarian with a career spanning clinical practice, education, and research. A native of upstate New York, she earned both her undergraduate and veterinary degrees from Cornell University. During her academic career, she taught courses in comprehensive anatomy as well as inorganic and organic chemistry, while also developing research techniques focused on investigating canine growth disorders.

Following completion of an internship in small animal medicine, Dr. Olsen spent a decade in Seattle working in private practice. She returned to the East Coast in 2000, where she dedicated 20 years to practicing emergency and critical care medicine in a referral setting.

In 2019, Dr. Olsen joined our team as an Associate Veterinarian and quickly assumed the role of Medical Director. Her depth of knowledge, leadership, and commitment to high-quality patient care make her an invaluable part of our practice.

Kathleen Williams

Kathleen Williams

Kathleen Williams

Hospital Manager

Kathleen has been a dedicated member of our veterinary team since 1998. Over the years, she has worn many hats within the practice, gaining hands-on experience in every role before stepping into her current position as Hospital Manager. Kathleen’s deep understanding of both patient care and hospital operations allows her to support our team and clients with insight, compassion, and efficiency.

At home, Kathleen enjoys life with her husband, their adult son, and their beloved rescued pets: Coop, an African Grey parrot, and Buster, a spirited beagle. Her love for animals extends far beyond the hospital walls, making her an integral part of both our team and the pet-loving community we serve.

Radiocat Co-founders

Dr. Herring
Dr. Wachsstock

Dr. David S. Herring  & Dr. Rand S. Wachsstock

Radiocat Co-Founders

Radiocat was founded over 30 years ago by two veterinarians, Dr. David S. Herring and Dr. Rand S. Wachasstock. Together, their hospitals have successfully treated over 90,000 cats for hyperthyroidism.