Dr Collins received his bachelor's degree in History from the University of Delaware. He continued his education at Gregorio Araneta University in Manila, Philippines before entering the University of Georgia's College of Veterinary Medicine to earn a degree in veterinary medicine. He has worked at several veterinary hospitals specializing in emergency medicine as well as imaging consulting and MRI specialty facilities. Looking to spend more time with his family, he has purchased our small animal practice offering years of general veterinary knowledge as well as emergency trauma expertise.

Dr. Bianco graduated from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine after first completing his Master's degree from Villanova University.
He opened his first hospital in 1988 and then his second hospital in 1999 before selling and subsequently joining the East Goshen Veterinary Center.
Dr. Bianco was one of the first veterinarians in the Philadelphia area to use the laser for both canine and feline surgical procedures. His years of experience have resulted in him developing techniques utlizing local and regional anesthetics. The majority of Dr. Bianco's patients are fully awake or mildly sedated while undergoing their laser surgeries. Large and involved procedures may require general anesthesia.
His medical interests include internal medicine, nutrition and geriatrics. He lived in Chester County on a small farm with sheep and llamas and his dogs. He now resides with his wife Maryann and his Boston Terrier Frankie.

Dr. Shaka Monroe is a 1997 graduate of North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine. He worked for 2 years after graduation in general practice where he acquired a love for emergency veterinary medicine. He moved to Pennsylvania in 1999 and worked for a large emergency veterinary center in Lancaster. In 2005 he purchased The Animal Emergency Clinic and quickly grew the business into The Animal Emergency & Referral CTR. Of York. He sold the business in 2019 and began working as a relief emergency veterinarian. Dr. Monroe is married with 4 children , 2 dogs and a cat. In his down time he enjoys archery, science fiction novels, music and spending time with his family.

Hi! My name is ShyAnn and I started at East Goshen Veterinary Center in May of 2024. I’ve always had a deep love for animals since I was a little girl. I have 3 dogs, 5 cats, 2 turtles and 1 bearded dragon at home! I am currently enrolled in a Veterinary Technician Degree program and the Fear Free Certification program. My goal is to graduate and achieve my license to continue giving my patients the best care possible. I'd love to see all of your furry friends at EGVC!

Hi there! My name is Marcos and I'm one of the vet techs here at EGVC. I fell in love with animals at a very young age and have always wanted to help them to the best of my abilities since. I currently have one dog named Dasher. One fun fact about me is that I suffer from alektorophobia.

Hi there! My name is Ashley and I have been with East Goshen Veterinary Center for 3+ years now. I am currently in Veterinary Technician school through Penn Foster. I have absolutely loved animals since I was a little girl. I currently have 3 rescue dogs at home and they are the absolute best! Fun fact about me is I love Corgi’s and hope to have one of my own someday. For the future I plan to continue to get my degree and graduate. I will also always provide our clients and patients with the best possible care. I love my patients as if they were my own.

Lee Ann joined the veterinary field in 2020 after getting laid off from an office job during Covid. She realized life is short and unpredictable so why not go after your dream job. Lee Ann knew she wanted to work with animals after getting her first hamster, Wizard, when she was 8 years old. Since 2020, Lee Ann has worked in emergency, general practice, and has even spent a summer volunteering at a wildlife rehabilitation center. Lee Ann hopes to expand her career more into wildlife and conservation so she can help repopulate endangered species. In the hospital you can usually find Lee Ann sneaking pets extra treats, cuddling all the cats (especially the fat ones), or boosting the hospital's morale with a good laugh. When Lee Ann isn't working, she enjoys her time with her daughter, her 2 cats; Jack and Jill, enjoying nature, or working on an art project.

Hello! I’m Gianna, one of the receptionists. I love all animals, especially the dogs and cats we care for. My dog’s name is Dasher and even though he’s an old man now he’ll always be my baby. A goal on my bucket list is to go cage diving with sharks on an island. My biggest fear is getting swallowed by a whale!

Since I was three horses have stolen my heart. To this day Chavi (23 years old) and Scotti (15 years old) continue to teach me about life’s challenges. I still ride and compete in dressage. Welsh Corgis had been by my side for 38 years. To date 4 gray feline personalities permeate our home. They have been known to hang out with our red-footed tortoise, and tolerate our other three.
Continuing to educate myself and take on new challenges keeps me young at heart. Meanwhile, my obsession with health and nutrition continue to be my plan to live long while trying to outlive my tortoise!

Hi, I'm Shelley! I am a native of West Chester, and have lived here my whole life! I have been married for over 25 wonderful years, and have an amazing daughter who has followed my footsteps into the field of veterinary Medicine!
After spending many years in emergency and specialty veterinary medicine, I am thrilled to call East Goshen Veterinary Center home! I started here part- time in October of 2023 doing urgent care, and now I am happily working full time where I get to know and build a relationship with you and your babies! I truly love each and every patient and treat them like my own! I am level 3 Fear Free certified, and I strive to make each and every visit here with us as stress free as possible!
My family and I have been involved in rescue for many years, and have fostered many dogs to get them ready for their forever homes. It is truly the hardest thing to let them go, but the most rewarding experience to see them flourish and move on to a great life.
In my spare time, you can find me crocheting, reading, or taking care of my 5 dogs, 4 cats, 2 snakes, 2 crested geckos and a tarantula! I look forward to meeting you!

I have been in the Veterinary Field for over 15 years. I started out working as a Technician and have over the years worked both in Emergency Medicine and General Practice. I have a soft spot for working dogs! I took over as Practice Manager for EGVC in April of 2024. When I'm not at work, I spend the rest of my time with my husband, Jeff and daughter, Evelyn, usually at a softball field. We have just an “ok” Great Dane named Vandal, a mean cat named Ariel, and two snakes; Powder and Indiana.