OUR MISSION
We strive to be the leading veterinary hospital providing the highest quality care to our clients and patients through technology, education, compassion and teamwork.
OUR OWNERS & OUR HISTORY
Founded in April 1997, Airpark Animal Hospital is the result of the merger of Kable Animal Hospital that was owned by John Kable, D.V.M. and Bond Street Veterinary Hospital that was owned by Nicholas Herrick, D.V.M. The hospital's purpose is to provide high quality compassionate care to our patients while providing respect and understanding to our clients.
Airpark Animal Hospital’s history of superior pet care is the result of the high standards the original owners set forth years prior to the inception of Airpark Animal Hospital. The effort to maintain the highest quality facility and staff is put forth by all employees and owners. There are policies and procedures in place to allow Airpark to change and grow while maintaining our position of constant quality care.
OUR STAFF
Dr. Carolyn Cornett graduated from the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. She then completed a one year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the Oradell Animal Hospital in Oradell, NJ. She stayed on at Oradell Animal Hospital as the emergency/critical care specialist for another 3 years before moving to small animal general practice in northern New Jersey. In July of 2008 she returned home to Carroll County and joined Airpark Animal Hospital. Dr. Cornett enjoys spending her free time with her two children, Vincent and Camille, and with her dogs and cats. Her hobbies include needlework, baking and gardening.
Dr. Jonathan Gibson was born and raised in Carroll County, having attended Westminster High school. He received an undergraduate degree from Gettysburg College and received his veterinary degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, located on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean. He has been practicing at Airpark Animal Hospital since 2004. In his free time, Dr. Gibson enjoys fishing, golf, and lacrosse.
Dr. Andrew O'Carroll received his undergraduate degree from McDaniel College and his veterinary medicine degree from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine located at Virginia Tech in 2008. Dr. O’Carroll lives in Carroll County with his family, English Bulldog "Bigsby", and his cat "Kahlua". He enjoys spending his free time playing lacrosse, golfing, and various forms of gaming.
Dr. Jaime Superczynski graduated from Virginia Tech with a B.S. in Biology in 1998. She then earned her DVM from the Virginia - Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. She was an associate in a mixed animal practice in Howard County, Maryland for five years before joining Airpark Animal Hospital in 2007. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and watching VT football.
Dr. Lindsay Vanous grew up in Ellicott City, MD and graduated from the University of Maryland. She graduated from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine located at Virginia Tech in 2005. Dr. Vanous enjoys watching basketball and football and spends free time with friends and family. She is a devoted fan of the Terps, Hokies and the Ravens. She also likes to go hiking with her Great Dane, Brie.
Dr. Margaret Knoll
Dr. Margaret Knoll passed away April 14, 2012. The Airpark family is deeply saddened by the loss, and we will miss her easy smile. Dr. Knoll was very dedicated to her patients care and to educating her clients about their pets. We will greatly miss Dr. Knoll ~ her star will be shining very brightly.
If you would like to honor Dr. Knoll’s memory with a charitable donation, you may send it to Virginia Tech (her alma mater), where a scholarship for veterinary students has been created. Please be sure to notate your gift “In Memory of Dr. Margaret A. Knoll” and mail to:
Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.
Gift Accounting
Virginia Tech University Development (0336)
University Gateway Center
902 Prices Fork Road
Blacksburg, VA 24061
