Dr. G’s path has always been shaped by a deep love for animals, hard work, and an early start in veterinary medicine. Growing up in Western Massachusetts, she began her career young—working as a teenager in a local emergency clinic while also competing as an equestrian on the East Coast. Long nights in the ER, early mornings at horse shows, and the responsibility that came from caring for animals at a young age set the foundation for her future as a veterinarian and leader in the field.

Dr. Gorman graduated from Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY, with degrees in Neuroscience and Biochemistry, and competed on the Skidmore Polo Team. During her time in Saratoga, she worked in the emergency department at Saratoga Equine (now Rood &; Riddle Hospital), caring for racehorses and high-level performance horses. It was an environment of intensity, precision, and teamwork—fueling her growing interest in sports medicine and rehabilitation. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where she focused on performance and rehabilitation medicine. After graduation, she returned to the Saratoga region to complete an internship at Oakencroft, strengthening her skills in
general practice, surgery, geriatric medicine, and long-term case management. From there, her career took her through equine only, mixed-animal, and small-animal practices throughout New England, each chapter refining her perspective and her dedication to whole-patient, whole-family care.

In 2018, Dr. Gorman became a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) and went on to open The Pet Rehabilitation Center in Boston. By 2021, she stepped into a managing-veterinarian role within a corporate practice—a position that clearly illuminated what mattered most to her. She saw how metrics-driven systems can drain the joy out of veterinary medicine and how the rising cost of corporate care is often passed directly to clients. It reinforced her belief that independent practices play a critical role in preserving choice, compassion, and integrity in our profession.

In 2025, she purchased Bedford Animal Hospital from Dr. William Sofield with a mission grounded in purpose: to bring veterinary medicine back to a personal, independent, relationship-driven model—where medical decisions are made for the right reasons, not corporate ones. As a woman in veterinary medicine—an industry where women make up the majority of the workforce but remain underrepresented in ownership—Dr. G is proud to be part of the movement reshaping the profession. She is committed to supporting and mentoring women in veterinary and equine fields, championing workplaces rooted in respect, collaboration, and the belief that leadership should be accessible to everyone.

In 2026, she will complete her Evidence Based Veterinary Acupuncture (EVBA) certification, continuing her lifelong commitment to expanding her medical toolkit for the sake of her patients. Her professional interests include:
• Performance and rehabilitation medicine
• Surgery
• Geriatric and comfort-focused care
• General medicine and long-term case management

Outside the hospital, Dr. Gorman is a dedicated greenthumb, an enthusiastic amateur glass blower, and an avid outdoorsperson. She spends her limited time off overlanding in a teardrop camper, horseback riding, and chasing around her beloved pittie rescue, Emmah.

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Andrea’s love for animals brought her to the Bedford Animal Hospital in 1989 and she has been a dedicated team member ever since. Her free time includes relaxing at home with family and outside activities with her dog Mozzie.

Tina is a compassionate and strong vet assistant with a deep love for animals. She shares her home with three dogs and one cat. Tina has two adult children and enjoys traveling the world with her husband. Her dedication and passion for animal care make her an integral part of the veterinary team.

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Brianna came to us in early 2022. She is currently studying small animal nutrition and has a special interest in canine care. At home, Brianna cares for two dogs and one cat. She is married and enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter. Her dedication to animal health and well-being makes her a valued member of the veterinary team.

Shrya has been dedicated to animal care since the age of 16, building a diverse backround that includes holistic pet care and doggy daycare. Her passion for supporting pets well-being shines through in every aspect of her work. Outside the hospital, Shyra loves spending time outdoors. Whether it’s camping, BBQing or adventures with her dog, Zazu!

Alex is currently working towards earning his CVT and has a true passion for animal care both in and out of the hospital. He shares his home with a lively crew of 6 cats, 3 bunnies, 2 parakeets and a german shepherd! Outside of work, Alex enjoys spending time outdoors camping, fishing and riding his motorcycle.