Billie has been working in the veterinary field for over 7 years.  She met Dr. Lewis and Dr. Wolinski while working in Cambridge at Bayside Animal Hospital.  She enjoys being the office manager at Healing Hands because it allows her to work with the pets and their owners, a job that fits her outgoing and friendly personality.  Billie lives south of Cambridge with her family, their 10 year old Chinese pug “Buddy” and their 9 year old pug “Bubbles” who was rescued from Missouri.

Dr. Carol Lewis (formerly Dr. Carol Ross) grew up on a farm in Garrett County, Maryland where she learned about hard work and compassion for animals at a young age. She started her higher education at Garrett Community College and then received her Bachelor's degree from West Virginia University in 1986. She participated in a year-long veterinary technician internship at The Animal Medical Center in New York City and then went on to get her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 1991. Carol worked for Delmarva Animal Hospital for 10 years and was eventually promoted to medical director. She then moved on to a position as an associate at Bayside Animal Hospital in Cambridge for 3 years. Prior to co-opening HHAH, Dr. Lewis performed relief veterinary services for several local animal hospitals.  Dr. Lewis resides in Cambridge with her husband David.

Dr. Jaclyn Wolinski was born and raised in Salisbury, Maryland. She grew up with an innate love of animals and started working as a veterinary assistant early in life. At age 16, she transferred from Wicomico High School to Salisbury University to pursue pre-vet studies. She was awarded early admissions to the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at age 19. Jaclyn graduated with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2003 and accepted her first job as a small animal veterinarian at Bayside Animal Hospital where she met Dr. Lewis. After one year she left her position there to work at several local animal hospitals as a relief veterinarian while in the process of organizing and opening HHAH.  Dr. Wolinski is co-owner of the practice with Dr. Lewis and is on staff full-time.

Stephanie graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a concentration in Zoology from Salisbury University in 2001. After working in biological research with the University of Maryland for 7 years, including 2.5 years with the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, she started as a veterinary technician at HHAH.  Recently, she moved to the position of services coordinator.   She lives locally with her husband, Karl, their 1 year cat named Turtle, and 3 turtles- Luna, Luma, and Wurtle.

Cary has 8 years vet tech experience. She has worked in a vet hospital in Clarksville and at VCA Delmarva with Dr. Lewis. She was an Animal Control officer at the Humane Society of Wicomico County where she met Dr. Wolinski. She enjoys working with animals and assisting owners with their 4-legged family members. Cary has many pets herself including horses, cats, dogs, snakes, and bearded dragons

Amy is a native of Pennsylvania, and moved to Salisbury with her husband and children in 2001. In 2005, Amy enrolled in Veterinary Assisting Courses offered by Wor-Wic Community College, and in April of 2006 officially joined the staff at Healing Hands Animal Hospital, where she had been a client for several months. Amy owns two Border Collies named "Lindsay and Emma", with whom she participates in agility and NEBCA and USBCHA sheepdog trials, and an orphaned cat who she has raised from birth, named "Uno". Amy is also an active volunteer with Mid-Atlantic Border Collie Rescue. She continues to take classes and hopes to earn her B.S. in Biology.

Ellen has spent her life loving animals. After receiving her Bachelor of Science Degree from The University of South Carolina, she accepted a position as a Lab Manager for an International Gas Company. A major life experience made her act on something she had known all along; she was meant to work with animals. In pursuit of happiness Ellen joined H.H.A.H. in February 2007, as a Veterinary Assistant.
Ellen is also a certified Equine Sports Massage and Canine Massage Therapist. Please check out her website at www.creaturemassage.com.  Ellen and her husband Bart, live with their Rottweiller "THOR". She is a mother of two aged Quarter horses, "Missy and Cody" who live at Harris Paint Horses where Ellen is a volunteer.

Josh is a 12th grade honor roll student attending Parkside High School in Salisbury, MD. Josh, born and raised in Salisbury, will be attending Salisbury University for his pre-vet studies. After undergraduate school, he plans to attend the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine before pursuing a career in small animal medicine. Josh loves volunteering at Healing Hands Animal Hospital 3 nights a week and is really looking forward to more opportunities this summer. He currently resides in Salisbury with his family and his dog, Sasha, who celebrates her birthday on Valentine's Day.

Heather grew up in Cambridge, Maryland. After high school, she move to Rhode Island and earned her Bachelor's degree in Physics from Brown University. For 2 years following college, she worked as a teaching assistant in an undergraduate astronomy program at the Biosphere in Arizona. In 2003, she headed south of the border to live in Oaxaca, Mexico, where she worked with a small music group. last summer, Heather returned to the Salisbury area, and is current volunteering at Healing Hands while she prepares to apply to veterinary school. Her 2-year old Weimaraner, Diego, does not yet have his green card.