Dr. Aaron Wolff was born and raised in Herndon, VA, just outside of Washington, D.C. Dr. Wolff has had a love of animals from the start, and knew from a young age that veterinary medicine would be his career. His childhood included a seemingly endless plethora of pets including dogs, cats, ferrets, guinea pigs, mice, hamsters, rabbits and ducklings.

As a graduate student pursuing his degree in veterinary medicine, Dr. Wolff spent his summers performing pro-bono spay and neuter surgeries at Angels of Assisi, a low-cost, no-kill adoption center in Roanoke Virginia. After earning his veterinary degree from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2010, Dr. Wolff returned to Northern Virginia to practice. Years later life came full-circle when he returned as a practicing physician to Clocktower Animal Hospital, a popular Northern Virginia hospital where he originally apprenticed as an undergraduate.

In July 2015 Dr. Wolff and his family relocated to North Carolina and purchased (what was then named) the AMC of Garner, now AMC of Garner Veterinary Hospital. In Spring 2016 Dr. Wolff’s love and compassion for animals lead him to pursue and complete his Fear Free Certification, making him one of the first veterinarians in Wake County and surrounding areas to earn the Fear Free Certification.

Dr. Wolff’s professional interests include internal medicine, nutrition, dentistry and physical therapy. He very much enjoys working closely with clients and educating them on areas specific to the needs of their animals. Dr. Wolff has a deep love for animals and firmly believes that all animals deserve love, kindness and exceptional healthcare.

Dr. Wolff and his wife (hospital administrator) Jessica, have two young children: hockey loving and self-proclaimed Puppy Greeter, Ella and her little brother Julian. Dr. Wolff has two much loved (and very spoiled) shelter dogs, Trevi and Turkleton. When Dr. Wolff’s kids and fur babies aren’t getting his undivided attention, you can find him pounding the pavement as he trains for his next marathon or chasing down hockey scores.

Her and her family moved from Atlanta to Raleigh in January 2019 for Chad’s new position in healthcare administration at UNC REX. They have two daughters, Brooks and Sumner, who are 18 months apart. They welcomed their son, Haynes, August 2020. Their furbabies are a Shih Tzu named Bella, and Blue Heeler mix named Shade. They enjoy exploring the outdoors, hiking and kayaking, and spending time with friends and family in their free time.

Dr. Emily Wiloch grew up in Pittsburgh, PA. She then moved to Raleigh to gain her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from North Carolina State University. She was mixed animal focused in veterinary school and received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University. Dr. Wiloch is interested in dermatology, endocrinology, and geriatric care. She is passionate about improving the human-animal bond and animal welfare.

She lives in Angier with her fiance, Ryan. They have two dogs, a mixed-breed dog named Brody and a labrador retriever named Russell. When she isn’t working, she enjoys going to the beach, trying new restaurants and breweries, and binging reality TV shows.

In Northern Virginia Jessica worked with the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) in the Marketing, Communications and Publications department. While there she served as the society’s Marketing Manager where she was responsible for managing marketing strategy, implementation and support across the areas of – publications and products, SIR Annual Scientific Meeting, stand-alone meeting marketing and SIR trade agreements. Jessica also served in an advisory capacity for SIR non-dues revenue programs, including advertising sales and corporate support initiatives.

In 2013 Jessica was awarded the SIR Excellence Award for her work in supporting the Society’s values of Leadership, Patient Care, Excellence and Ethics and for modeling the initiative, commitment, collaboration, professionalism and attitude that contributes positively to the culture of SIR.

Jessica’s personal interests include traveling, painting, art museums, exploring local restaurants, all things BRAVO and squeezing in as much family time as possible.

Jessica and Dr. Wolff consider their crowning achievements to be their two young, high energy, puppy-loving kids. Ella, self proclaimed official puppy greeter for the hospital, and juggernaut Jude. Both Ella and Jude LOVE visiting the hospital and saying hello to every animal and human in sight. We apologize in advance for their lack of volume control 😉

Lauren has many animals in her family, including a standard poodle pup named Mandrake (aka “Drake”) and a turtle named Whale.

In her downtime, Lauren enjoys gardening, yoga, reading, singing, dancing, and listening to a few true crime podcasts here and there. She loves meeting everyone’s doggos and kitties!

Emily moved to Garner in April of 2018 with her husband. She came to work at AMC if Garner in November of the same year. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, and hiking with her husband and dogs. She has four fur babies, two dogs Duke and Pippin, and two cats Half Pint and Salem.

Originally from New York, she’s lived in the Triangle for 15 years yet still only drinks unsweetened iced tea. Aside from her avid love of caring for animals, she enjoys tending to her collection of over 100 rare tropical plants, hiking the Piedmont and looking under rocks for snakes and bugs, any and all movies, and (safely!) consuming live music.

Stephanie lives in Raleigh with her darling (and patient!) husband and their merry band of four-legged misfits (dogs Daphne, Pico, Leroy and Moira, cats Alice, Munchy, Shiny Bat, Porkchop, Iris, Rose, Andy, Fleur and Eleanor, guinea pig Bernie Sanders, sugar gliders Beatrice and Rue, and too many reptiles and amphibians to count including two giant African spur-thighed tortoises named Buttons and Uncle Buck).

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