Meet Our Veterinary Team

Dr. Worrall is a veterinarian at Royersford Veterinary Hospital. She graduated from the University of Tennessee College of veterinary medicine in 1997. Since then, she practice in a staff of small animal medicine. She joined Royersford Vet Hospital in 2019.

Dr. Worrall loves all aspects of veterinary medicine, and believes good wellness care is beneficial for pets living longer and healthier lives.

In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her husband, children, two dogs, and a cat.

Dr. Achtel is a graduate of Ross University School of Vet Medicine, with over 15 years of experience in veterinary practice. Driven by a commitment to client education and effective communication, he firmly believes that empowering clients with a comprehensive understanding of their pet’s condition is essential for devising optimal treatment plans. Beyond their professional endeavors, Dr. Achtel’s interests extend to the restoration and operation of brass era antique cars, a passion that occupies much of their leisure time. During the winter months, woodworking becomes a cherished hobby. Together with their family, Dr. Achtel also finds joy in camping adventures.

Hannah is passionate about building long-term, trust-based relationships with clients and believes empathy and clear communication are the foundation of exceptional care for both pets and their families. As the first point of contact, she takes pride in setting a positive tone that reflects the hospital’s commitment to respect, understanding, and quality service.

Outside of work, Hannah enjoys hiking, camping, baking, and spending time with her husband, stepson, three cats, and one dog. She often ends her day relaxing with her favorite medical drama shows or reading a good book.

Wanda is a client service representative at Royersford Veterinary Hospital. She has been practicing for 25 years and graduated from Penn Foster. She realizes that sometimes you can’t make a situation better, but you can try to make a difference. She loves to spend time with her family and go camping.

Laura is currently a student in Penn Foster’s Veterinary Technician program, working toward a professional career in animal care. She is Fear-Free certified, demonstrating her commitment to providing a comfortable, stress-free, and fear-free experience for the pets she works with.

With previous experience in animal rescues, Laura is passionate about animal welfare and strives to ensure every pet feels safe and at ease. Outside of her studies and career pursuits, she enjoys reading, being outdoors, and spending quality time with her kids and family.

Laura is also a proud pet parent to a 10-year-old Chihuahua/Jack Russell mix named Lola, who brings joy and companionship to her life.

Outside of the hospital, Rachael enjoys reading, spending time with her cat Jack, and being with her family.

Outside of the hospital, Jess enjoys going on walks and spending time with family and friends.