Dr. Annastasia Burright:

Dr. Burright completed her veterinary medical degree from Oregon State University in 2011. She has been the chief medical officer and co-owner since September 2017. Prior to that she practiced throughout Oregon & Washington. Her special interests include feline medicine, ultrasound, and soft tissue surgery.

Dr. Burright dedicates a great deal of time to advanced education throughout the year. Including investing in team training to provide outstanding care and excelling at customer service.

Dr. Burright and her husband have two sons,               dogs and adopted cats. Annastasia loves hiking,             traveling, painting, motorcycling, horseback riding,        adventuring, and always learning new things!

Dr. Burright also belongs to several professional associations including the American Animal Hospital Association, American Veterinary Medical Association, Marion Polk Veterinary Association, Oregon Veterinary Medical Association, and the  American Association of Feline Practitioners. Burright holds a certificate in Practice management and she has completed AAFP's  Cat Friendly Veterinarian certification program. Dr. B has taken the Fear Free course and practices those techniques to reduce fear and anxiety in her patients.

Dr. Darcy Smith:

Dr. Smith also obtained her degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Minnesota in 1980.  She has worked at Oak Hills Veterinary Clinic for the past 25 years.  Prior to that, she served as an emergency veterinarian for 8 years.  Her special interests in the veterinary field include feline health, ultrasound, and dentistry.

Dr. Smith is passionate about continuing her education in veterinary medicine  and works hard to stay up to date with the most recent advances in order to offer the most excellent care to patients. She devotes time each week to reading and attending continuing education courses.

Dr. Smith also belongs to several professional associations including the American Animal Hospital Association, American Veterinary Medical Association, Marion Polk Veterinary Association, Oregon Veterinary Medical Association, Veterinary Dental Association, and the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

Dr. Smith and her husband, Dr. Richard Hillmer, have a daughter, live with 2 cats, and a French Bulldog. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding, cross country skiing, and running.

Dr. Smith is retired and is currently working a limited and variable schedule, thus her availability is extremely limited.

Dr. Diane Alexander: 

Dr. Alexander provides excellent veterinary care when our primary doctors need to attend a continuing education conference or are on vacation. She has been providing care for OHVC for 20+ years and is a trusted member of our veterinary care team!