Dr. Stephanie Ninnemann is a native of Jackson Hole and a graduate of Jackson Hole High School (Go Broncs!). She completed her bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences at Colorado State University with dual honors and then continued at CSU for both her master's degree (also in biomedical science) as well as her DVM.

During her time at CSU's veterinary school, Dr. Ninnemann completed additional elective classes in veterinary acupuncture/pain management and veterinary roles in disaster management. Her passions in veterinary medicine include preventive medicine, feline medicine, veterinary education in the community, and enriching the human-animal bond between her patients and their owners.

Following school, Dr. Ninnemann practiced in Cheyenne, WY; Bozeman, MT; and, most recently, Aspen, CO. She is very excited to finally be returning to her hometown.

Outside of the hospital, Dr. Ninnemann is very passionate about the community. She is a former competitive and professional figure skater (she served as captain of the collegiate team at CSU for three years and has coached in Fort Collins and Aspen Colorado, as well as here in Jackson). She is a trumpet player, certified SCUBA diver, outdoors aficionado, travel enthusiast and aspiring cook. She is involved in many organizations in the community, including local figure skating groups, the Jackson Hole Community Band and the Davy Jackson Chapter of the DAR, and she hosts a weekly veterinary education radio show on KJAX 93.5.

Dr. Ninnemann is the proud mama of three cats: Scamp, a "tripawd" amputee; Meeko, who had a portion of his back leg surgically removed by Dr. Ninnemann following injury; and Fitzwilliam, her stalwart companion through all her post-high school adventures. All three cats are very good boys and serve as volunteer blood donors!