Ocean State Veterinary Hospital

Shale Bushnell, DVM

Dr. Bushnell finished veterinary school in the College of Florida in 2007. She then completed a rotating internship at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, Massachusetts, just before beginning her employment at OSVS. Dr. Bushnell’s professional interests include internal medicine and demanding care.

When she isn't working, she stays her time remodeling her home as well as likes other outside activities for example snow skiing and hiking. Dr. Bushnell shares her home together with her husband, boy, three felines, and 2 dogs.

Stacey L. Dworkin, VMD

Hailing initially from New Haven, Connecticut, Dr. Dworkin finished Harvard College in 2001. Dr. Dworkin then went after her veterinary medicine degree in the College of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, and ongoing onto develop a rotating internship at VCA South Shoreline Animal Hospital in the year 2006. She's been practicing emergency medicine since and it has a unique curiosity about trauma, intestinal crises, and emergency surgery.

From the hospital, Dr. Dworkin likes cooking and eating, hearing Motown and jazz, and something that requires the Philadelphia Eagles or football generally. Her golden retriever, Norman, can also be an Eagles fan and will get excited to use his jersey for game days.

Ashley Erbe, DVM

Dr. Ashley Erbe completed both her undergraduate and Veterinary Curriculum in the College of Missouri-Columbia. Following graduation she completed single year small animal rotating internship in the Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital from the College of Pennsylvania. When completed of her internship Dr. Erbe gone to live in the Houston area together with her husband Dr. Ryan Birks who is another vet. Following a year in a private emergency practice in Houston, the household has gone to live in Massachusettes with golden retriever Chelsea, and corgi mix Lily.

In her own spare time Dr. Erbe likes reading through, swimming, climbing, and investing time with family and buddies.

Samantha Hmelo, DVM

After getting a biology degree from New York College in the year 2006, Dr. Hmelo was recognized in to the Ross College School of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated veterinary school this year and ongoing onto develop a small animal rotating internship in medicine and surgery in the Ohio Condition College.

Dr. Hmelo’s professional interests include emergency and demanding care medicine in addition to feline medicine. In her own spare time, she likes investing time together with her two adorable kitties, playing guitar, and being close to the sea.