Team

Marianne Bailey, DVM

Dr. Bailey is the owner of Queenstown Veterinary Hospital. She grew up in southern Maryland and completed grade school in Calvert County. She graduated with a Bachelors of Science from Auburn University and then a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine 4 years later. Her special interests include surgery and geriatric care.

Dr. Bailey understands that as pets age they require a different kind of veterinary care and the importance of wellness plans for geriatric pets.  Since graduating vet school, Dr. Bailey has been dedicated to making sure all geriatric dogs live comfortably in their senior years and enjoys working with owners to develop wellness plans to help pets live long, healthy lives. She also feels community involvement is very important and is working with her team of doctors and staff to develop free educational programs to help strengthen the human-animal bond our clients share.

Before coming to Queenstown Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Bailey worked in Anne Arundel County where she lives with her family and pets. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the Maryland Veterinary Medicine Association (MVMA).  She founded the Eastern Shore Veterinary Medical Association in 2016 and continues to coordinate quarterly meetings.

Heather Myers, DVM

Dr. Myers received her degree in Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University on 2003. She has been with Queenstown Vet since 2015 and has since relocated to Kent Island. She has a special interest in Internal Medicine and Dermatology and is a member of the AVMA, MVMA, and Eastern Shore Veterinary Medical Association.

In her spare time, Dr. Myers enjoys running, OSU football and spending time with her husband and their Beagles Basil and Brutus, and Zima the kitty.

Kathryn Harkins, DVM

Dr. Harkins knew from seventh grade that her calling was to be a veterinarian. Since then, everything she has accomplished has been for that purpose and she remains passionate about it still.

After graduating with both a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Animal Science from North Carolina State University, she obtained her DVM from Kansas State University. She started practicing in New Hampshire after graduation and then moved closer to family in New Jersey and remained in practice there for numerous years. Dr. Harkins married a Marylander and came to the area to continue practicing.

Dr. Harkins feels her job is to educate her clients so as a team the best choices can be made for the optimal care of their pets. She very much enjoys keeping pets happy and healthy so they can be members of the family for as long as possible. Her particular interests include internal medicine and behavior and she has a particular soft spot for all felines.

Elise Powell, DVM, cVMA

Dr. Elise Powell has been practicing in the region for over a decade. Her medical style focuses on an integrative approach to preventative care with a strong belief that optimal health and happiness is achieved when an animal’s nutritional, genetic, behavioral and environmental needs are coordinated and addressed in a well balanced manner. Among her many passions is training and behavior, with over 30 years experience in training, particularly as it relates to animal relinquishment and rescue. In practice, this knowledge is utilized to cultivate lifelong strong relationships between pet and owner. She has a particular fondness for getting puppies and kittens on the right track, but she also has a tender place in her heart for geriatric animals and pain management. She is certified in veterinary medical acupuncture.

In her spare time, Dr. Powell can be found outdoors. She loves cycling, running, hiking, traveling, and spending time on the water. She shares her home with her husband and two daughters. She has a German Shepherd named Bisous, a black Labrador named Kossar, and a darling tuxedo cat named Ucluelet. Finally, her family recently rescued a mixed breed puppy found running along I-95, named Napali.

Tracy

Tracy joined QVH in 2015. Her focus is on managing our dedicated staff and the day to day operations of the hospital and she is a Fear Free Certified Professional. She believes optimal patient care includes exceeding our clients’ expectations and welcomes all inquiries from the community.

She enjoys reading, camping, traveling, needlework, Netflix binges, Ravens football, live music and stand up paddle boarding. She shares her home on the Eastern Shore with her four cats – black cats Lovett and Favreau, grey Tabby Arya and orange Tabby July.

Elizabeth – Administrative CSR Lead

Elizabeth joined the QVH team in June 2022.  She lives on the Eastern Shore and shares her home with her Great Pyrenees Yeti and her two kitties Nova and Mylo. She is a graduate of the Chesapeake College veterinary assistant program. In her free time she enjoys the outdoors, spending time on the farm and hanging out with family.

Kristin

Kristin joined the QVH team in June 2021 and is a Fear Free Certified Professional. She lives on the Eastern Shore with her husband, their son and their Belgian Malinois, Adama.

Sarah

Sarah joined the QVH team in August 2023.

Kim – Administrative Tech Lead

Kim joined the QVH team in September 2018. She has over two decades of veterinary technician skills in a wide variety of areas. She lives in Delaware with her husband and their three West Highland Terriers Archer, Skipper and Sterling.

Stephanie

Stephanie joined the QVH team in August 2014. As a senior technician, she brings extensive experience to assisting in surgical procedures and has a keen interest in obedience training. She is a Fear Free Certified Professional. Stephanie lives on the Eastern Shore and enjoys spending her free time with her many pets, which includes cats, French Bulldogs and her horse Brady.

Erin

Erin joined the QVH team in 2017. She has been a veterinary technician for over 10 years and has a special interest in rehabilitation for pets. In her free time, Erin’s hobbies include riding horses and working out. She shares her home in Centreville with her horses, dogs, cows and chickens.

Jennifer

Jennifer joined the QVH team in October 2016 as a kennel assistant and has worked her way up to a veterinary technician, as well as a Fear Free Certified Professional. She is a graduate of the veterinary assistant program at Chesapeake College. Jennifer lives on the Eastern Shore with her cats Lenora and Fizz.

Makayla

Makayla joined QVH in October 2019, bringing four years of animal caretaking experience. She enjoys our patients’ affectionate, loving, and playful personalities. Makayla is planning to continue her education through Penn Foster’s online registered veterinary technician program. She lives on the Eastern Shore and enjoys spending time with her cat Jax and chocolate Lab Moss.

Shannon

Shannon joined the QVH team in 2021. While she has a special interest in geriatric pets, Shannon enjoys learning about reproduction. In her free time, Shannon’s hobbies include riding horses and spending time with her daughter, Hannah. She shares her home with her horses, dogs, cats and a rabbit.