Our Team
Knowledge, experience and compassion... They are at the heart of every treatment.
Tanju SEVGİLİ
Founder / Veterinarian
Veterinarian Tanju Sevgili graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. In 1992, he founded Medvet Veterinary Clinic in Karşıyaka, Izmir, and began practicing clinical veterinary medicine. Over more than thirty years of professional experience, he has worked in the diagnosis, treatment and preventive care of cats, dogs and exotic animals.
He continues his professional development in line with current scientific approaches and closely follows modern veterinary practices. Through his experience, ethical work and commitment to animal welfare, he aims to help our companions enjoy healthy, high-quality lives.
Birkan ARICI
Veterinarian
Birkan Arıcı graduated from Adnan Menderes University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. He has worked actively in clinical veterinary medicine since his student years and served as the founding president of the university's Poultry Society during the same period. His professional work covers several fields, particularly cat and dog medicine, with a special interest in avian medicine and diseases.
After operating his own veterinary clinic from 2020 to 2025, Arıcı joined Med Vet Veterinary Clinic as a veterinarian. He supports his professional development through continuing education and follows current scientific approaches as he continues working for animal health and welfare.
Sena SERVİ
Veterinary Technician
She graduated from the Laboratory and Veterinary Health Program at Balıkesir Vocational School. She has worked as a Veterinary Health Technician at Med Vet Veterinary Clinic for approximately seven years, playing an active role in patient care, treatment and follow-up as an essential member of the clinical team.
Committed to keeping her professional skills current, she continues to expand her knowledge and experience every day. With an attentive and compassionate approach that always places animal welfare first, she works with dedication to protect our companions' health and provide the best possible care.
