Amy A. Shroff, VMD
Emergency & Critical Care Department Head
Chief of Staff

EDUCATION:
1982-1986 B. A. Biology
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York, NY

1988-1992 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
Philadelphia, PA

Dr. Shroff’s practice of veterinary medicine is limited to emergency and critical care. She is Chief of Staff and owns the Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center of new England.

Dr. Shroff has always worked with animals and it has always been her calling to do so. Her extensive years as a veterinary technician both in the private sector and at the academic level in anesthesia and ophthalmology have helped to round out her career and be an advocate for excellent veterinary nursing. She gives guest lectures at the Mt. Ida College Veterinary Technical program, and gives first aid classes for various breed clubs and the general public.
Upon graduation, Dr. Shroff worked as a research fellow for the Harvard School of Medicine and Beth Israel while also in private practice. She twice became published as a vaccine researcher in Group B Streptococcus vaccine.
Dr. Shroff has since devoted all of her time to the practice of emergency and critical care as well as the entrepreneurial pursuit of practice ownership. Her professional interests include public speaking, practice development and management, transfusion medicine, as well as wound management and trauma.
When not spending time at VESCONE with her team of four doctors and fifteen nurses, Dr. Shroff pursues gardening with her two dogs and family, in-line skating, skiing, and hiking.