Doctors

THE DOCTORS

Tim Reid, DVM, Owner

Diane Heider, DVM

Dr. Diane Heider is a general practitioner who spent 5 years here at Reid Veterinary Hospital from 2003-2008, and has recently re-joined the RVH family in January 2016.
A native of Springfield, Oregon, Dr. Heider grew up around her Grandfather’s cattle ranch, raised and showed 4-H Beef, competed in Junior High School, and College Rodeo, and played volleyball throughout High School. After High School, she entered Oregon State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science in 1998. She then enrolled in Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association.
Dr. Heider and her husband Andy, an Oregon State Police Officer, have a daughter Hailey, born in 2004. They also care for their feisty cat named Jackson and sweet Tibetan Terrier name MoMo. She and her family enjoy traveling, camping, and water sports.

Harrison Reid, DVM

Dr. Harrison Reid is the son of Dr. Tim and Allison Reid and brother to Richard, Spencer, and Sawyer (a 3rd year veterinary student at OSU). Harrison graduated from Colorado College in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in biology and a special interest in theology. He graduated from Oregon State College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018 and received the Student Award for Excellence in Veterinary Dermatology and was class president. During school, Harrison found solace in music, rock climbing, and running. He looks forward to serving the community in which he grew up, and practicing medicine with his wife and brother in the coming years. Harry and Jaclyn like to spend their free time exploring the wilderness in Oregon by backpacking, mountaineering, running, and paddle boarding. Due to their vegan lifestyle, they have both taken an interest in gardening, growing their own produce, and plan on living sustainably in the Willamette Valley for many years to come.

Jaclyn Reid, DVM

Jeff Popowich, DVM

Michael Yuan, DVM

Dr. Jaclyn Reid completed her undergraduate degree at Colorado College in Organismal Biology and Ecology and received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Oregon State University in 2019. Jaclyn has a particular interest in surgery, feline medicine, fear-free practices, and integrative therapies with plans to complete her Certification of Veterinary Acupuncture in 2019. Jaclyn and Harrison have two wonderful cats (Mowgli and Kello), a silly dog (Rutabaga), and lively Arab (Endeavor). In her spare time, she enjoys backpacking, yoga, gardening and snuggling her animals. She grew up in Albany, Oregon and is thrilled to be able to return and share her passion for animals with the community.

Dr. Jeff Popowich was born in Canada and grew up in Washington. He has lived all along the West Coast, and also lived in southern Utah for several years. While in Utah, he worked at a non-profit animal sanctuary, where he oversaw the daily operations of animal care. He also managed the emergency response team, including deployments to hurricane Katrina, the rescue of 22 of the Michael Vick dogs, and regular trips to the Navajo Nation communities to provide free veterinary care. Dr. Popowich also appeared on the National Geographic television series “Dogtown”, as spokesperson for the animal sanctuary. In his free time he became certified and volunteered as an EMT, providing pre-hospital care in rural southern Utah.
In 2011 Dr. Popowich moved to Corvallis, Oregon to pursue both undergraduate and professional training, where he received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Oregon State University, Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine. He has a strong interest in soft tissue surgery, animal behavior and shelter medicine. After graduation, he began practicing at a hospital in Washington, and also volunteered at his local humane society.
At home, Dr. Popowich’s current pack of animals includes 2 rescue dogs and an aquatic turtle that mostly keeps to himself. His free time is often spent hiking with his dogs, riding motorcycles and snowboarding. He also enjoys spending time at the beach in the middle of winter digging clams with his family and friends.

Dr. Michael Yuan was raised in San Diego and went to college at Harvey Mudd. He received his veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. In April of 2019 he moved to Oregon with his wife and two friendly but misbehaving orange cats. His hobbies include baking, hiking, occasional artwork, and performing in community theater.