Meet Our Norway Team

Dr. Zoe Albee is a Central Maine native raised in Poland, ME. She graduated from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in 2021 and previously earned her B.S. in Biology from Boston College in 2017. Dr. Albee is passionate about nutrition, anesthesia, and community medicine. She lives in Poland with her husband, Ben, as well as a dog, Megara, and cat, Hercules. In her free time, she enjoys paddle boarding, board games, and arts and crafts.

Dr. Gintz is a practicing veterinarian with over 35 years of experience. During his career, he grew his two-doctor practice into a 15-doctor, 24-hour practice; was an Area Medical Director for VCA responsible for medical quality and enrichment of 18 hospitals in Washington and Idaho from 2000 to 2021; served on the board of governors for Washington from 2006-2010 and was chair from 2010-2011, and served on the board of the Tacoma Humane Society from 2018-2021.

Dr. Gintz’s interests have always been orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. He enhanced his skills by training extensively with local and national surgeons and attending training labs. He has completed more than 1,000 successful Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) procedures and has repaired thousands of fractures. His soft tissue surgery interests include thoracic, abdominal and cancer surgery. When not at work, Dr. Gintz is likely hiking and fishing with his two dogs, spending time with his family or woodworking.

Jamie has a Golden Retriever named Jones, a senior Chihuahua named Wynifred, and two cats, Diggory and Casco. She started working at the Naples Clinic in a part-time position in 1998. Jamie’s position has grown and has been added to since. She loves reading and hiking with Jones and her family or friends.

Tammy joined the Norway Veterinary Hospital team in 2009 as a receptionist, went on to train as a technician, and then transitioned to her current position as HR Manager in 2016.

She has had numerous pets over the years and her current fur babies are her two dogs, Sophie and Sammie.

When not at work Tammy enjoys spending time with her family, riding ATVs, and watching a good horror or true crime story.

Kristie has been with Norway Veterinary Hospital since August of 1997. She is a member of Dr. Gauger’s orthopedic technician team. She received her degree in Animal Medical Technology at University of Maine, Orono. She lives in West Paris with her husband, Tony, and their three children Gabby, Chloe, and Zach. She has a black lab named Eddie and a cat named Baily. When she’s not working, she enjoys reading and spending time with her children. 

Ang has been a technician at Norway Veterinary Hospital since March 2004. She grew up and currently resides in West Paris with her three children Kaylee, Quentin, and Derrik. She has multiple pets including dogs, cats, and rabbits. She likes to spend time with her family and follow sports outside of work.

Alex has been working at Norway Veterinary Hospital since August of 2017, and assists with surgeries and surgical pack sterilization. He has four cats, Spooky, Mimosa, Ezra, and Cabbage.

A native of Georgia, Faith moved to Maine to be closer to her family. She has been an animal lover ever since she can remember, taking care of everything from horses to squirrels.

Her furry family consists of Brina, a Lab/Rottie mix, and Angel, a Yorkie. Both dogs enjoy hiking, eating, going for car rides, and sleeping in their mother’s bed.

When Faith isn’t working, she loves traveling, horseback riding, kayaking, photography, and spending time with friends and family.

A native of Hampden, Roxanne recently moved to the area with her fiancé after graduating from University of Maine, Bangor with her veterinary technician degree. She also holds a B.S. in wildlife ecology with an equine studies minor.

Roxanne grew up surrounded by animals. At home, she has Sugar, a paint horse with lots of spunk, and Lulu, a spitfire of a cat she bottle-fed from a two-week-old kitten.

In her free time, Roxanne enjoys hiking, camping, reading, relaxing, and riding her horse.

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She grew up in & currently lives in Otisfield with her husband, 2 sons, a cat & 2 dogs. In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors, being with family, reading & hiking.

Breanna is originally from Maine, but moved to Florida three years after she graduated High School. She got her start in veterinary medicine during her time in Florida, first as a kennel assistant and then a veterinary assistant. After seven years she realized that the Sunshine State was not meant to be her forever home, and she happily moved back to Maine for good in the winter of 2020. She currently shares a home with her two cats, Ragdoll Edelman and Domestic Short Hair Gisele, and her two dogs, Drogo the Rottweiler and Daemon the Siberian Husky. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her spending time with her pets or enjoying the great outdoors—hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting.

Graduated BCAHS in 1998 Animal Science Program specializing in Equine Business Management and Small Animal Science. Started as a small animal tech in 2002 while also working as a certified Massachusetts Animal control officer and Riding instructor for over 24 years before moving to Maine in 2021. Over the last 10 years became interested in Equne body working that led to becoming certified in PEMF and Laser light therapy. When not at NVH I enjoy pet sitting and magnawaving horses at local rescues or at local events. In my spare time enjoy spending time at the barn and riding my horse Doll.

A local from Greenwood, ME, Anna has been with Norway Veterinary Hospital since March 2024.

After graduating from Telstar High School, Anna pursued 2 years of college at SMCC in South Portland, Maine. In 2017, she enlisted in the U.S Navy and was stationed in San Diego, CA for six years. After two deployments to the Middle East and Asia, Anna decided to pursue veterinary science after her completion of military service. She attended Pima Medical Institute in San Marcos, CA, earning her certificate in veterinary assisting in January of 2024.

Anna has always held an immense amount of passion in her heart for the well-being of all creatures and she’s incredibly proud to be able to bring comfort to not only the animals themselves, but their owners as well.

Stephanie joined our team, having heard of NVH from a friend. She knew she wanted to work with animals when she was still in elementary school and visited a veterinary hospital booth during a job fair.

She’s had pets her whole life. Her furry family currently consists of Tucker, a very mellow yellow Lab who thinks he’s a lap dog and listens to Stephanie’s eight-year-old daughter better than he does to her, and Owen, a cray husky/pom mix who lives by his own rules.

In her free time, Stephanie loves taking road trips with her daughter and being with family.

Tina is a native of Maine. After her father’s service in Vietnam, he moved the family to New Jersey, but when her parents divorced 10 years later, Tina returned to her home state where she earned her Associate’s Degree in Medical Secretarial Sciences and worked in medical transcription for 30 years.

She learned about the possibility of working in the veterinary field from her son, a veterinary technician. She applied here shortly thereafter and was hired.

Tina’s furry family includes two Llewellin Setters, Moxie and Sawyer. Both are working dogs who hunt grouse and woodcock and keep things very interesting around the house.

In her free time, Tina enjoys hunting, as well as quilting and working on her home remodel project. Her newest project was her daughter-in-law’s wedding gown.

Oressa joined Norway Veterinary Hospital in January of 2023. She was born and raised in Rumford Maine and graduated from Mountain Valley High School. She still lives in Rumford with her husband Dustin, four kids Gracie, Rilan, Vincent, and Natalee, and three dogs Daisy (chihuahua), Magnolia (Great Dane) and Ruby Lou (golden doodle). In her free time, she enjoys paddle boarding and kayaking.

Carissa is a Maine native and moved around a lot growing up, but spent most of her early years in the Central-Southern part of the state. In 2018, she moved back to Central Maine with her fiancé. Carissa has many years of experience working in the human medical field, but her deep love of animals inspired her to make the change to the veterinary field, and she joined the team at NVH in May of 2023. She had many dogs growing up, including a yellow lab and a border collie. Her current fur family consists of Gunner, a high energy Mini-Australian Shepherd who loves to hike, and Shiloh, a mellow hound mix who is content to stay home cuddled in a blanket. They also recently added Puff the Bearded Dragon to the pack, whose favorite activities include laying in the sun and eating bugs. In her personal time, she likes to go hiking with her dogs, work on her home remodel, kayak, spend time with family and friends, and read books.

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Molly has worked for Norway Veterinary Hospital as Lead Kennel Attendant since 2020. Her passion is animals. When she’s not working, Molly enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Scarlett the Doberman and Peeny the 3 lb. Chihuahua. In the summer she can often be found floating in her pool, doing home projects, gardening, and feeding the birds.