Our Team

Hobby: Gardening

Dr. Beall received his bachelor’s degree in microbiology as well as his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from The Ohio State University. He is a member of the AVMA, OVMA, MVVMA, CVM, and LVM, the Lions Club, and Knights of Columbus. He has been married to his wife, Julie, for over 44 years, and they have two children, Nicole and Chip. Dr. Beall has practiced veterinary medicine and lived in Springboro for over 40 years and attends Wellspring Church in Springboro. He is a loyal supporter of the St. Mary’s soup kitchen and passionate about nonprofit organizations in Springboro, Ohio. He loves being a Springboro veterinarian. He feels like he is the luckiest person on earth to care for “God’s beautiful animals.” When he is not at the hospital, you will find him in his barn or working in the garden.

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Hobby: Being a dad 

Born and raised in Springboro, this young man returned home after 10 plus years of higher education. Dr. Gary James Beall, better known now as Dr. Chip, joined his father, Dr. Gary Beall, at Springboro Veterinary Hospital in June 2018.

Dr. Chip is truly a hometown boy. He was born at Kettering Hospital and was brought home to his parents’ residence on the Historic South Main Street. He and his sister, Nicole, spent all 12 years in the Springboro school system. He credits his education in Springboro as helping him achieve his dream of being a veterinarian. He speaks fondly of the Springboro Schools, the teachers, and his coaches. It is one of the reasons he is returning.

Dr. Chip was active in football and wrestled 12 years for the Springboro Schools. He served as captain of both the football and the wrestling teams. He was a state wrestling qualifier for several years. According to Dr. Chip, wrestling taught him self-discipline and dedication, both of which helped him get through the rigorous and challenging years of veterinary school. “Veterinary school was demanding, extremely difficult, but to be at one of the top veterinary facilities in the world was extremely interesting. But more than that, it was an honor. I never took that for granted.”

After graduating from high school, Dr. Chip attended the University of Tennessee, where he earned a business degree in supply chain management and marketing. During his time at Tennessee, he knew deep in his soul he wanted to be a veterinarian. When he graduated from Tennessee, he began the long journey of taking science courses, allowing him the opportunity to apply for veterinary school. In 2014, he was accepted to The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, one of the top five veterinary schools in the country and one of the most competitive admission processes in the world.

Chip loves his family and his dog, Dusty, and is looking forward to raising his family in Springboro, Ohio.

The most fulfilling aspect of Dr. Scholz’s job is the opportunity to help pets feel better, ensuring that the bond between pets and their owners can not only continue but also flourish. She takes great pleasure in educating and empowering pet owners with the knowledge to offer the best possible care for their cherished animals.

In her free time, Dr. Scholz finds joy in spending quality moments with her family, working on her flower garden, and traveling.

Dr. Misty Hiegl earned her degree from Ross University School of Medicine, and she boasts a remarkable 12-year career in the veterinary field. She attributes her journey to Springboro Veterinary Hospital to what she believes is divine intervention. The most enjoyable aspect of her profession is the privilege of interacting with a wonderful staff and helping patients and clients. Her favorite part of being a veterinarian are the heartwarming kitten and puppy appointments.

Outside of work, she enjoys makeup and skincare, traveling, and spending time with her family.

Marah relocated to Ohio with the goal of pursuing a career she was passionate about. She began as a receptionist, then she transitioned to a veterinary assistant, followed by taking on the role of lead technician, and she currently serves as our hospital manager. She has dedicated five years to the field of veterinary medicine. Marah loves the industry because it presents a constant stream of new challenges and unpredictable cases. She finds great satisfaction in supporting her dedicated staff and educating clients on topics such as vaccines, nutrition, and diagnostics.

Marah’s strengths lie in effective communication, maintaining high team morale, and conducting diagnostics on patients. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, watching football games, spending time outdoors, and staying active through workouts.

Fun fact: Marah is a die-hard Colts fan. She can also sing and play guitar.

Mckenzie has four years of experience in the veterinary field. Her journey into the veterinary world was driven by her passion for animals, and she has turned that passion into a fulfilling career. She takes pride in her role of administering medications and treatments to improve their health and well-being.

Mckenzie also excels in keeping nervous pets at ease. She understands that the veterinary clinic can be an intimidating place for many animals, and she works diligently to create a welcoming and soothing environment.

In her free time, Mckenzie enjoys spending time with her family, focusing on self-care, taking nature walks, and reading.

Fun fact: Mckenzie can play the violin and enjoys cooking. She also has 2 cats, Lemon and Hollow.

Lauren joined our front desk staff as a client service representative in 2013 and is now a wonderful veterinary assistant. She has been an awesome addition to the team. She lives in Dayton with her adorable son, Liam, and a few furry friends as well. We look forward to having Lauren on our team for a long time. She is so bright and cheery and lights up the clinic with her smile.

Kirium has been a valued member of our doggie daycare team since 2017. Her journey to Springboro Vet Hospital was driven by her profound love for animals and her passion for being in their company. Her favorite part of the job is the opportunity to share her love and affection with both the animals and her fellow team members. Kirium’s strong suits lie in maintaining organization and effectively managing the pups in her care.

In her free time, Kirium enjoys quality time with her twin sister, attending church, bonding with her parents, tending to her puppy, and embarking on relaxing walks.

Fun fact: Kirium is super goofy, which adds loads of fun and laughter to any situation.

Suzanne boasts a remarkable 15-year tenure in the veterinary field. Her journey began back in 2008 when she was a client of Springboro Vet Hospital. Recognizing the need for a groomer, Suzanne seized the opportunity, and it’s been a fulfilling journey ever since. She takes immense delight in the art of making animals look handsome and pretty, often adding a charming bandana for that extra touch of style. Suzanne particularly excels when it comes to grooming more challenging or difficult-to-manage dogs.

In her free time, Suzanne enjoys arts and crafts, spending quality time with her beloved grandchildren, and embracing the great outdoors through various activities.

Fun fact: Suzanne made a commercial for AK Steel when she was 8 years old.