The Centreville Family
Our Team
Meet Our Doctors
To view our doctors’ bios, please click on their photos.
Dr. Cheryl L. Bell
Our Staff Members
Gabby Quinlan
Karen Blackburn
Kim Johnson
Arianna Udinski
Bio coming soon!
Kim Long, Veterinary Technician
Kim has been a part of our Centreville family for the past 26 years where she has formed long time friendships with our clients. Kim and her husband share their home with two Alaskan Malamutes, Cuda & Shelby. In her free time she enjoys riding ATV’s, watching wildlife, gardening, and often finds herself caring for animals. Kim is a huge fan of Philadelphia sports teams, but the Eagles and Phillies are her favorite!
Kim Johnson, Veterinary Technician
Kim has been a Veterinary Technician for about 10 years. Before joining our team at Centreville, she worked in shelter medicine where she gained experience as lead surgery technician. She was brought away from high volume shelter medicine to Centreville on the prospect of developing long term relationships with clients. In five years Kim would love to continue being a part of the Centreville family and to continue doing what she enjoys. Kim lives with her beautiful 12 year old daughter and their two cats, a large Maine Coon and a Siamese. While not working, Kim enjoys being outside and riding horses. Her superpower is laughter as she loves to help put a smile on everyone’s faces.
Caitlyn Duffy, Veterinary Technician
Caitlyn obtained a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology & Conservation and a minor in Animal Science from the University of Delaware. She plans to attend Veterinary School over the next five years with special interests in Wildlife & Exotic Animal Medicine and Surgery. Being a field technician at the University of Delaware, a clinic intern and volunteer at Tristate Bird Rescue & Research, and an animal care intern at Plumpton Park Zoo, Caitlin has an abundance of experience in the veterinary field. She shares her home with a pitbull named Simba and enjoys spending her free time reading, drawing, swing dancing and birding.
Karen Blackburn, Veterinary Technician
Karen graduated from The New York School of Dog Grooming with a Certificate in Grooming, and majored in Animal Sciences at the University of Delaware. After graduating, Karen decided to join the workforce and begin her career. She joined our team in 1997 as our groomer and has been with us since! Karen recalls her love for the career of grooming as being able to take a nervous dog and create a positive experience for them. In her free time, she enjoys going on walks and volunteering at Faithful Friends Animal Shelter. She shares her home with two feline fur-babies, Winifred and Grady.
Gabby Quinlan, Practice Manager
Gabby obtained her Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology from Harcum College and has been in the Veterinary field for more than 12 years. She became Centreville’s Practice Manager in 2019 after wanting to manage a team in the field that she adores. Over the next five years she simply strives to continue on the same path due to her love for animals. Gabby enjoys spending her free time with family, and making memories along the way. Along with her three children, Gabby shares her home with two dogs and a laid-back cat named Mr. BoJangles. Gabby’s philosophy is that all pets are family and should be treated that way.
Dr. Cheryl L. Bell, VMD, Veterinarian, Chief of Staff
Cheryl L. Bell, VMD is Chief of Staff at Centreville Veterinary Hospital. Prior to being Chief of Staff, she had been an associate veterinarian at Windcrest Animal Hospital for 10 years. She graduated from Duke University and has a Master’s Degree from The George Washington University. After a career in consulting and advertising in Washington DC and New York City, Dr. Bell decided to follow a childhood dream and went back to school. She received her veterinary medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Bell has volunteered for numerous animal rescue organizations and shelters in New York, Philadelphia and locally. She has fostered hundreds of cats in danger of euthanasia prior to finding new adoptive parents. She is especially interested in endocrinology, internal medicine and dermatology. Dr. Bell lives in Chadds Ford, PA with her son Cole, a dog named Cooper and three cats named Oliver, Eva and Vladimir.