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Our Staff
At Old York Veterinary, every member of our knowledgeable staff treats each animal with highest level of compassion as if they were treating their own pet. Please take a moment to learn more about us!
Dolores Costantino, DVM
Dr. Dolores Costantino is a New Jersey native who has been practicing veterinary medicine for over 25 years. She earned her undergraduate degree in Animal Sciences from Rutgers University, Cook College, and went on to receive her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000.
Throughout her career, Dr. Costantino has worked in a wide variety of practice settings, including large multi-doctor hospitals, mobile practices, and both emergency and urgent care clinics. This diverse background has provided her with extensive clinical experience and a broad perspective on veterinary care.
Dr. Costantino is deeply committed to the principles of personalized medicine. Her philosophy emphasizes attentive listening, tailoring treatments to each pet’s unique needs, and fostering lasting, trusting relationships with families. She is dedicated to upholding the values that clients have come to know and expect at Old York Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Costantino lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with her husband, their four children, two beloved dogs—Chip, a chocolate Labrador Retriever, and Reggie, a Beagle-Hound mix—and four mischievous cats.
Helen E. Campbell, VMD
Dr. Campbell has been a licensed veterinarian for more than 29 years. She is an exceptionally dedicated small animal practitioner that passionately pursues the highest standards of medicine and surgery. She received her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1985, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Campbell has extensive experience in emergency medicine and critical care, with an interest in internal medicine, particularly geriatric medical management. She is an experienced surgeon with considerable expertise in soft tissue procedures. As a practitioner, Dr. Campbell contributes clinical information to multiple canine and feline research projects and has most recently been involved with projects concerning Canine Degenerative Myelopathy. She enjoys speaking to local Breed Clubs, to help discuss topics specific to their breed's concerns. Throughout her career, Dr. Campbell has mentored over 30 other veterinarians from 10 different universities.
She regularly volunteers her surgical talents to local shelters and feral spay/neuter programs, including the American Humane Society, Spay USA, regional SPCAs, and several local organizations. Most recently, Old York Veterinary Hospital has extended their services to Burlington County Animal Alliance, Mulligan Animal Rescue, One Love Animal Rescue, The Princess Buttercup Foundation, Wags Rescue, and Animal Friends For Education.
Doug Campbell - Veterinary Technician
I joined the staff of Old York Veterinary Hospital in October of 2016. Prior to this I proudly served in the United States Coast Guard for five years as an EMT and a marine diesel technician.
I am honored to be an Eagle Scout. Presently, I am taking classes toward a degree as a Certified Veterinary Technician through Cedar Valley College. I hope to further advance my CVT career through specializing in surgery. In my free time, I enjoy fishing with my Bloodhound, Duke and working on my car or motorcycle.
Kayla Garey - Veterinary Technician
I joined the Old York Veterinary Hospital team with over seven years of experience in the veterinary field, having worked in both emergency and general practice settings. My love for animals began in childhood, sparked by the classic films that brought their stories to life—and it quickly grew into a lifelong passion.
At OYVH, I’m grateful for the opportunity to combine my clinical experience with my love for compassionate care, helping both pets and their families feel supported every step of the way.
Outside of work, I enjoy cooking and baking, and I still find time to teach ballet and stay active in the dance community. I’m also involved in volunteer work, which is deeply fulfilling. Most of all, I cherish spending time with my wonderful fiancé and our three beloved pets—our senior cats, Cooper (a gray tabby) and Lady (a calico), as well as our spirited wire-haired dachshund, Buckshot.