Meet the Team

Britt is a dedicated Veterinary Assistant at Hambright Veterinary Clinic. She first joined Hambright when the Kennels and Daycare opened, discovering her passion for working with animals.

Hannah joined Hambright Animal Hospital on November 25, 2024, bringing with her a lifelong passion for animals and a wealth of hands-on experience.

Jasmine discovered Hambright Animal Hospital through her sister, who entrusted her pet's care to our facility. Impressed by her sister's recommendation, Jasmine decided to experience it firsthand. In 2024, she joined the Hambright Team as a Veterinary Assistant.

Jay is a Veterinary Assistant at Hambright Animal Hospital. After graduating from Mars Hill University, she began her veterinary career at an animal hospital in Charlotte.

Growing up on a farm in Denver, NC, Jessica has always known she would one day pursue a career in veterinary medicine. A naturally shy person, she found it difficult to make friends when she was younger. To compensate for this, she turned to her family pets.

Justine is a veterinary assistant at Hambright Animal Hospital. She joined the team in 2021 after moving from Georgia and quickly found that Hambright was the perfect fit for her career and passion for animal care.

While Kayla always loved animals, she hadn’t thought of pursuing a career in the veterinary field. That is, until she was around 19 years old, and her puppy contracted parvovirus.

Kaylee grew up with dogs and cats most of her life, but it was her heaven baby, Astro, who made her realize that she wanted to help other fur babies in need as well.

I’m a seasoned vet assistant of 25 years. I became a veterinary professional ever since I knew there was a dr for animals at the age of 8. Before that I wanted to become a brain surgeon because I thought working on the brain would be cool to see what makes us “tick”.

Megan began her journey in veterinary medicine after always having a deep love for animals. As a child, she would pore over her big book of dog breeds and knew she wanted a career that let her care for pets.

Growing up, Nereida went to Mexico every year during summer break, where she would spend time with everything from dogs and cats to cows, chickens, and horses.

Like many veterinary professionals, Nichole dreamt of working hands-on with animals when she was a little girl. By the time she started volunteering with an animal hospital during her high school years, that desire was cemented.