Dr. Heather White grew up in Columbus, Ohio, in an adventurous and entrepreneurial family. She was insistent from the age of five that she would be a veterinarian one day. Remaining true to her passion, she attended college at the University of Dayton then graduate school at The Ohio State University. There she served as class vice president, received the internal medicine award, and graduated magna cum laude. After a 1-year rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at Purdue University, Dr. White completed her 3-year residency in Internal Medicine at Texas A&M University. She became a board-certified internal medicine specialist in 2013 and joined the Eagle team in 2023.

Dr. White is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Society for Comparative Endocrinology, and the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. As a servant leader she has chaired the Advanced Continuing Education, Specialists in Private Practice, and Membership Committees of the ACVIM. She has been locum faculty at several veterinary teaching hospitals, acted as a thought leader in the veterinary industry, and is a national speaker on practical and cost-conscientious internal medicine.

Dr. White’s professional interests include ultrasound, endocrine diseases (especially diabetes), and gastrointestinal disorders to name a few.

When she isn’t influencing change and promoting new ways of thinking in her industry, she’s spending time with her husband, Corey, their two daughters, Evelyn and Avery, and their cat Kit, and dog Stubbs. She enjoys traveling, listening to audiobooks, playing ice hockey, and watching football and golf. Her hope is that her daughters will see that thoughtfulness does indeed affect lasting change, and that it will empower them to one day carry a torch for their own adventures and passions.