Dr. Finch has performed the majority of surgeries at Grantview for the past 20 years and continues to focus on surgical interests, as well as medicine and preventative care for patients.
Dr. Finch has two daughters, Ally and Sammy, a dog, Salty and two cats, Fujimama and Arrietty. When not in the office, Dr. Finch enjoys hiking, bicycling, tinkering on vintage machines and vehicles and St. Louis Cardinals baseball.
Dr. Giraudo graduated from Truman State University with a B.S. in Biology and was class valedictorian. She then went on to attend the University of Missouri- Columbia’s Veterinary School, graduating summa cum laude with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2008. She has spent her entire career caring for pets in the St. Louis area and has served as the medical director at Grantview since 2022.
When not caring for furry critters, Dr. Giraudo enjoys reading, doing yoga, and spending time with her family. She and her husband have three young children and 2 dogs, Cookie and Remy.
She graduated from the Vet Tech Institute at Hickey College with an associate degree in animal science in 2011 and has been in the field ever since. You will mostly find her assisting the doctors in the surgery room, but she will also make time to see appointments, as well as help with Grantview's Facebook page and other social media.
She is married with 2 kids and has 2 fur babies (cats), Loki and Boba, as well as an axolotl named Ponyo. Her hobbies include scrapbooking, gardening, and painting. Other interests include anything to do with Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, LOTR, and Harry Potter.
Katelyn shares her home with her two dogs Mina and Atlas. In her free time, she enjoys binge-watching crime shows, crocheting, and reading.
Outside of work, her hobbies include weight-training at the gym, discovering new food/restaurants around town, and spending time with her two little girls, and dog, Jax.
In Our Memories
Terri
Terri served as our lead receptionist at Grantview from June 2017 until her unexpected passing in February 2022. Terri was not only the first and last face people saw at Grantview but also the life and breath of the clinic. She spoke to everyone with grace and compassion; we are often told how pet owners couldn’t help but smile when they heard her voice over the phone or when they would come in and see her smiling face at the front desk.
During her career, she made a tremendous impact in the veterinary community and personally enriched all of our lives as well. Many of us at Grantview still quote her commonly used phrase, “Rock On,” as we work through each day together. We consider ourselves blessed that she was part of our lives and a part of our hospital.