With a strong interest in dermatology, preventative care, wellness, internal medicine, nutrition, and ultrasound among other areas, Dr. Welch has made significant contributions to the well-being of animals and the local community. As a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), she stays up-to-date with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine, ensuring the highest quality of care for her patients.
For Dr. Welch, the most satisfying aspect of being a veterinarian is the opportunity to help animals in need while witnessing the incredible bond between pet owners and their furry companions. She believes in providing comprehensive care that not only addresses physical health but also enhances the connection between pets and their owners.
Dr. Welch’s educational journey began at Arcadia University, where she earned her undergraduate degree in Biology with a minor in Conservation (Wildlife) in 2008. She then pursued her veterinary education at St. Georges University and Auburn University, graduating in 2016. She spent the last 7 years practicing at a local veterinary hospital where she was the medical director.
Dr. Welch grew up in Lebanon Township, NJ, and her motivation to become a veterinarian can be traced back to her involvement in raising seeing-eye puppies for 4-H. Before embarking on her veterinary career, she gained valuable experience by volunteering at zoos and nature centers and working at animal hospitals locally.
Outside of work, Dr. Welch spends most of her free time with her family and loved ones, especially her husband, Matthew, and their two young sons. Their furry family member includes Zoey, a lovable Great Pyrenees. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Welch finds joy in spending time outdoors, traveling, cooking, and chasing after her toddler.
With her expertise, compassion, and commitment to exceptional veterinary care, Dr. Stephanie Welch-Pempkowski (Dr. Welch) continues to make a positive impact on the lives of animals and their owners, ensuring their well-being and fostering the Human-Animal bond.
