Triadelphia Veterinary Clinic was founded with the idea of creating a family friendly hospital that invites your whole family to participate in your pet’s veterinary care.  Our Doctors have over 30 years of professional experience.  Our veterinarians excel not only in their medical knowledge but also in providing care for you and your pet.  They are more than willing to take the time needed to explain your pet’s condition, discuss options and help make informed decisions that suit your entire family best.

Dr. Susan Oltman grew up in Livonia Michigan.  She attended Michigan State University, achieving her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in June 1990.  She has lived and worked in Howard County Maryland since August 1990.  As well as being a small animal practioner, Dr. Oltman has worked with Hills Pet food on several clinical trials for new prescription diets. She strives to form lasting relationships with her clients and their pets.  Dr. Oltman lives with her husband, 2 sons and several cats.

Dr. Dina Jones has been practicing veterinary medicine for 10 years.  She is married, mother of two wonderful boys, 1 spoiled miniature schnauzer and 3 unique cats.  She has been in the veterinary community since she was a teenager, working as an assistant in Westminster, Maryland.  Dr. Jones graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Delaware in 1992 with a major in Animal Science and a minor in Biology.  She was then accepted to the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine where she received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. 

Dr. Jones has a special interest in non-traditional, exotic pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters and other rodents.  Over the past year, she has been working with a Board Certified Avian Specialist gaining knowledge of various bird species as well as reptiles.  Dr. Jones raised Netherland Dwarf rabbits starting as a 4-H project that evolved into an avid hobby, which she continued until her college years.

Dr. Jones enjoys her job immensely.  She finds it fun interacting with patients as well as their people.  Achieving balance between the medical and emotional well being of pets is rewarding to her.  Dr. Jones also finds great pleasure in working with the community through mentorship programs, informational tours to youth groups and visits to schools on career day. 

Dr. Heather Stup

Dr. Stup has grown up in Howard County and knows what a wonderful place this area is for pets and families.  After graduating magna cum laude from the University of Maryland, College Park, she attended North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine.  While there, Dr. Stup developed interests in oncology and emergency medicine.  Upon graduation from NC State, she was chosen by Tufts University in Massachusetts for advanced studies as an intern in small animal medicine and surgery.  There, she pursued further training in oncology, emergency medicine and internal medicine.  Since 2002, Dr. Stup has practiced Veterinary Medicine in Howard County: the area that started her passion for helping animals.  And in January of 2006, Dr. Stup was proud to open Triadelphia Veterinary Clinic with her colleagues.  She lives in the neighborhood with her husband, daughter, 3 dogs, 4 cats and 1 miniature horse!

Our veterinary team is knowledgeable, compassionate, friendly and committed to your pet’s health care.  They believe in providing personalized attention to the unique concerns of each pet and their owner.  All members of our clinic strive to ask the right questions to get your pet the proper care they need.    Our receptionists, certified technicians and assistants are considered a vital part of the Triadelphia Team.  They have been selected for their skills and positive attitudes creating a comfortable environment  that allows them to do what they do best-care for your pets and assist us in ensuring the best quality of life for your four-legged friend.  We consider ourselves as part of one big family and extend that invitation to our clients as well.

Kristy Drew 

Receptionist

Bio coming soon

Candice Taylor

Certified Veterinary Technician

Bio coming soon

Sue Biesecker

Certified Veterinary Technician

Sue Biesecker graduated from Virginia Tech with a Biology degree in 1992.  She started her career in the pharmaceutical industry working as a microbiologist for Hoffmann La-Roche in the Quality Control laboratory.  From there she moved into the biotech industry, working in the analytical chemistry and biochemistry fields.  She advanced in her career and became a Supervisor of Quality Assurance.  In 1996 she got her first dog, a Great Dane, which prompted an evaluation of career choices.  During her last four years in this industry she went back to school and in 2001 received her Associate of Applied Science degree in Veterinary Technology.  She left the biotech industry and began working as a Registered Veterinary Technician.   

Although Sue’s love for animals (and her first spoiled Great Dane) prompted the change, quality medical care and client education and interaction is an important part of her position.  She enjoys talking with clients and hearing their own stories about their beloved pets. 

Sue lives with her husband, their son, her Great Dane and two cats.

Lainey Anderson

Assistant

Lainey Anderson works part time at Triadelphia Veterinary Clinic as a veterinary assistant. She is currently studying to be a veterinary technician. Lainey has a background as a kennel attendant / receptionist, and a grooming assistant. When working in the kennel, she was able to give lots of care and comfort to home-sick animals. Working in the grooming department has helped her to be more attuned to the animal’s behaviors, and feelings. One of Lainey’s favorite things about her jobs has been the relationships that form with recurrent clients and their pets. She is enjoying getting to know the clients at Triadelphia.

Lainey owns four cats (Davy, Mikey, Katie, and Zoe), as well as one Terrier mix named Jamie. Jamie was adopted after Lainey found her on petfinder.com.  

“I’ve always loved dogs and cats, and this is a great opportunity for me to work with them in such a caring environment. The feeling of knowing that I am a part of helping an animal is incredibly rewarding. I am excited to be a part of the Triadelphia team to aid sick and well animals alike. ” ~Lainey