Meet the Veterinarians & Team of Oak Hill Animal Hospital in Oak Hill! We’re pleased to provide exceptional vet care for your pets!
Please call us at 304-465-8267 to speak to one of our caring veterinary staff members!
• Education: DVM
• Hometown: Charleston
• Pets: Gi Gi, Jacques, Ozzy, Itty Bitty
Dr. Osborne graduated from West Virginia University in 1997 with a degree in Animal Veterinary Science and then Ohio State University in 2001 with her DVM degree. She joined Oak Hill Animal Hospital in 2003 and took over complete ownership in 2012. She enjoys practicing general veterinary medicine and surgery, especially with a dedicated and caring team who are always looking to improve their clinical knowledge and skills. Along with her husband and three children, Dr. Osborne shares a farm with an array of small, large, and exotic pets.
Dr. Amanda Bostic is a native of Monroe County. She was raised on a family farm working with a mirage of animals including dairy and beef cattle, sheep, goats, horses, and even buffalo.
Dr. Bostic completed a dual major consisting of a Bachelor of Science in Animal and Nutritional Science and a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Environmental Education at West Virginia University in 2008. She continued her education at The Ohio State University earning her DVM in 2012.
Dr. Bostic enjoys mixed animal practice but her heart lies in the dairy industry as she loves working with dairy cattle. In her spare time, she enjoys showing and judging dairy cattle, crafting and reading.
Dr. Bostic resides in Oak Hill during the week with her dog Jemma and, whenever possible, returns home to her family farm.
Dr. Emily Woodward graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science at Virginia Tech in 2017 with specific emphasis in equine, companion animals, and dairy science. She remained at Virginia Tech for her veterinary education where she graduated with her DVM in Spring 2021.
Dr. Woodward joined the team at Oak Hill Animal Hospital in June, 2021. She is excited for the opportunity to work with all different types of animals, and particularly loves working with wildlife and pocket pets, such as guinea pigs, ferrets, and rabbits.
When not working, Dr. Woodward enjoys reading, hiking, spending time with friends and family, and exploring all the outdoor adventures the New River Gorge has to offer. She resides in Fayetteville with her cat, Hokie.
