Dr. Doria Gilberg grew up in Virginia with her parents and twin sister (she is part of the third generation of twins in her family!). She received her undergraduate degree from Purdue University with a major in animal sciences. She was involved in research in a variety of topics ranging from international food safety to Autism Spectrum Disorder. She returned to Virginia for veterinary school to attend the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. In addition to earning her veterinary degree, she also pursued a Masters in Public Health. During vet school she was a foster coordinator for the student-run nonprofit rescue group, and she was also heavily involved in the food animal club. 

Dr. Gilberg’s professional interests include internal medicine and cardiology. She looks forward to learning more about minimally-invasive surgery as well as diagnostic imaging such as ultrasonography and echocardiography. 

In her free time, she enjoys traveling, golfing, and working out. While she had to make the trek back south to escape the wind and snow, she will forever be a Boilermaker at heart. You might catch her around town rocking her Purdue swag or notice her car covered in Purdue stickers. She lives with her sweet “foster fail” kitty named Tucker.