Maggie is a licensed veterinary technician at Auburn University’s Small Animal Teaching Hospital, where she excels in small animal internal medicine and blood banking. Her passion for providing compassionate, expert patient care is matched only by her enthusiasm for mentoring veterinary students and technicians. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Maggie has called Alabama home for the past decade.A proud graduate of the PennFoster veterinary technician program, Maggie launched her career at Auburn University as a Floater Assistant, immersing herself in various specialty services. Her favorites quickly became internal medicine, cardiology, and dermatology. Within months, she was promoted to primary floater technician for cardiology and internal medicine, where she played a crucial role in advanced procedures like tracheal stent placements, PDA occlusions, pacemaker placements and endoscopic procedures.When a permanent position in internal medicine opened up, Maggie seized the opportunity and has dedicated in this role for the past six years. She continues to bring her energy and expertise to every case. Maggie currently resides in Auburn, Alabama, with her husband, two Dobermans, and a cat.

Dr. Hubbard has years of dermatologic experience in veterinary dermatology. Dr. Hubbard is a native of Birmingham, Alabama and a 2002 graduate of Tuskegee University’s School of Veterinary Medicine. Upon completing veterinary school, Dr. Hubbard joined Red Mountain Animal Clinic in Birmingham, Alabama for one year, then obtained a Small Animal Clinical Internship at Indianapolis Veterinary Specialists and Animal Emergency Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. After the internship, Dr. Hubbard joined Banfield, The Pet Hospital in Morrow, Georgia where she practiced as an Associate Veterinarian for two years before joining the Atlanta Veterinary Skin &Allergy Clinic, as a Veterinary Dermatology Resident. Dr. Hubbard completed her residency in 2009 and has returned to Alabama to share her dermatology expertise and to help pets in need by diagnosing and managing dermatological diseases. Dr. Hubbard is also an Assistant Clinical Professor of Veterinary Dermatology at Tuskegee University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Her duties include didactic lectures, clinical case rounds and Veterinary Dermatology Outpatient Services.