Dr. Nicholas Pope is a veterinarian who earned his degree from Oklahoma State University. With a background in practice management, inspired by his grandmother's role as an office manager at a multi-doctor clinic, Dr. Pope is passionate about delivering exceptional patient care and fostering leadership development within his team. He owns and operates veterinary hospitals, drawing on his lifelong involvement in the veterinary industry.

Dr. Chelsey joined Clover Hill in August 2023. She earned her BS in Biology from Wilson College and her DVM from the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. A New Jersey native, she worked in Central NJ for 6 years. Dr. Chelsey is passionate about the human-animal bond and educating pet parents. Her interests include veterinary dentistry and palliative care. In her free time, she enjoys working on projects with her partner Michael and relaxing with her cats.

Dr. Artuso graduated from Muhlenberg College with a BS in natural sciences and earned her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She joined Clover Hill Animal Hospital in 2001 after practicing in Basking Ridge. Dr. Artuso is fear-free certified and USDA accredited for health certificates. She focuses on preventive care, wellness, and internal medicine. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, yoga, paddleboarding, and spending time with her four children and cats.

Dr. Ascher is grateful to have followed her childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian. She graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Biology and earned her DVM from Auburn University. At Clover Hill, she enjoys working with a compassionate staff. Dr. Ascher specializes in surgery, dentistry, and challenging cases, and is USDA accredited. In her free time, she cares for her pets and enjoys gardening and ballroom dancing with her husband, Bill.

Carole Zydiak’s journey into veterinary medicine began long before school, rooted in her upbringing in Hillsborough, New Jersey. Her earliest memories revolve around pets and wildlife, including her first cat, Blueberry, and a mockingbird named Admiral. Riding horses through the cornfields instilled a deep sense of responsibility for animals and continues to drive her mission in veterinary care.