Dr. Dawn Sessions
Senior Veterinarian
Dr. Sessions joined Broadway Veterinary Hospital in February 1992, she and
her husband, Stan, purchased the practice in 1993. She enjoys performing exams,
dentistry, and treating exotic pets. Her favorite type of pet is a dog. Dr.
Sessions has a Weimerainer named Bella, a German Shorthair named Joe, a cat
named Fairy, and a horse named Magic. She loves to fish, hunt, hike, and listen
to music. Her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because of the food and cooking.
Her most memorable experience with Broadway Veterinary is she had a dream
while in Yakima that there was a vet job in Boise. The next morning, she called
the vet school & Dr. Server had just called from BVH that same morning looking
for a new vet! Dr. Sessions goal is to help more people's beloved pets by
being available 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week.
Dr.
Sarah Hadley was born in Seattle, but grew up in Idaho's beautiful Wood
River Valley hiking, skiing, camping, riding horses, and caring for an assortment
of dogs, cats, rats, newts and horses. She received her B.A. from Scripps
College in Claremont, CA, and pursued a career in art for a few years, but
soon realized that her true calling was veterinary medicine. Dr. Hadley
received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University
in 2004; she practiced for a year in Bullhead City, AZ, and then returned
to the Sun Valley area. In 2006, Dr. Hadley moved to Boise and joined the
team at Broadway Vet. Her professional interests include preventive medicine,
ultrasound, microscopy, and the diagnosis and management of lumps and bumps.
In her personal time Dr. Hadley reads and watches sci-fi with her dog Rosy
and cats Ferris and Nora, as well as enjoying Boise's parks, hiking trails,
music, and good restaurants. Dr. Hadley truly enjoys her work, and is committed
to improving quality of life for pets and their people.
Dr. Caldwell started with Broadway Veterinary Hospital in May 2008. He enjoys
surgery, internal medicine, and oncology. He owns 2 pets: Pepe, a Shih Tzu,
and Tulah a Pomeranian mix. Dr. Caldwell loves to cook, go camping, snowboard,
and play his guitar. His favorite quote is, "I intend to live forever. So
far, so good!" and his favorite holiday is Christmas. His most memorable
experience is Ginger the cat came to us sick and vomiting. After some diagnostics,
we determined that Ginger had a coin stuck in her intestines. We successfully
surgically removed the coin and now Ginger feels great. Ironically, Ginger's
dad is a coin collector who now has a pretty unique penny. His goal is to
continually educate himself to provide the most progressive, up to date
medicine for all the furry family members. 
Dr.
Everett is a 2007 graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine.
He has several interests in veterinary medicine including general small
animal surgery including orthopedics. He is also very interested in exotic
animal medicine, especially reptiles. His favorite veterinary medicine story
is of a happy yellow lab named Abby. She presented to the clinic just not
feeling well after a fall in the field. Turns out, she had ruptured her
bladder and had a belly full of urine. His team sewed up her bladder and
the next day she was feeling so well, they had to sedate her to keep her
from tearing out her stitches! When he is not working, he enjoys being outdoors
with his wife Jo and their two dogs: Roseanne, a 13 year old, one eyed lab
and their puppy, Matazo, a Wirehair Pointing Griffon.