Meet Our Doctor
Dr. Diane S. Healey, DMV
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Dr. Diane Healey grew up in Montana before attending Colorado State University, and later moved to Portland in 1989 where she's been practicing small animal medicine for over 25 years. In April 2013 she fulfilled her lifelong dream to own her own clinic by purchasing Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic.
The best part of being a vet is that by working with individual pet's and their owners, Dr. Healey to get to know what's special and unique about each one. Doesn't matter if it's a puppy or kitten, healing injuries, treating illnesses, or just providing comfort for an aging pet, she loves the challenge of helping each new patient. When at home, she loves to spend her weekends either checking out the Oregon vineyards or curled up with a good book, two cats, a dog, and a warm cup of tea. |
Meet Our Team
Veterinary Technician Supervisor
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Rebecca started her career with animals in 2013 working at a dog day care and boarding facility. Since then, she has worked in shelter medicine and veterinary clinics. Rebecca has joined the Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic team in 2019 and is excited to meet all the new patients small and large. Rebecca currently has a guinea pig and a chihuahua, both were adopted from an animal shelter. In her free time, she enjoys being with her pets and taking walks with her chihuahua.
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Veterinary Nursing Staff
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Hayley joined our practice in spring of 2020 and is so excited to meet all of our lovely clients and their furbabies. Hayley came to us with nearly 8 years of veterinary technician experience ranging from small animal medicine, shelter medicine, rehabilitation therapy and equine medicine. In her spare time she enjoys being outdoors as much as possible, shooting her bow with her husband, hiking, indoor gardening, reading (A LOT) and spending time with her twin nephews. In her time as a vet tech, she has worked with several rescue organizations across the country and has fostered over twenty pets, later placing her rescue animals in loving homes. Hayley has three Tweenie Dachshunds and two huge Maine Coon mix kitties.
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Katarina grew up on a small farm working with a variety of animals and wildlife. Her passion for all creatures—big and small—has made her excited to join Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic, where she hopes to build a lasting relationship with clients and their furry babies. In her off hours she spends time with her two dogs, while also taking time to go hiking, reading, and partake in many creative projects. In the fall, she plans on attending school to become a vet technician.
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Customer Service Representative
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Denise was born in Portland, but has lived all over. She's always had a love for animals. In fact people would say she had an arrow pointing towards her for all the strays to find her! While growing up, she had the usual furry pets, but it's when she moved to England that she got into exotic critters! Working at a wildlife rescue park and St. Tiggy Winkles Hedgehog Hospital gave her real experience. Currently, her free time is filled up with car racing and Badger, her 1/2 Alaskan Malmute-1/2 Siberian Husky puppy! After 30 years of working in the dental field, she's excited to be able to help make sure our clients and their pets get the best of care—including their teeth!
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Hayley has been working with animals professionally since 2005, in pet stores, doggie daycares, and as a pet sitter, dog walker and trainer. She is also a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, Fear Free Certified Trainer, and currently runs her own dog training business when she's not behind the front desk. She's excited to add Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic to the list! Hayley enjoys being a helpful, friendly face to all of our clients and doing her part to make your pet's visit to our clinic is a great one. In her spare time, Hayley likes to read, play video games and spend time with her husband, her cat Naya and her chihuahua mix Kylo.
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Administrative Assistant
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Megan is a recent college graduate from Portland State University and a lover of cats and big fluffy dogs (the bigger the dog, the better). Returning to the clinic as a receptionist, she will do all she can to make sure your pets get the best care they can from the phone, to the moment you and your furry family walk into the clinic, to when you walk out the door!
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