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| The veterinarians at Six Forks Animal Hospital look
forward to the opportunity of providing your pet with the same care they
would give their own pets.
In 1971, he and twelve other students from North Carolina were accepted into veterinary school. Dr. Sullivan attended Oklahoma State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, Dr. Sullivan continued his education in small animal medicine and surgery by completing an internship at Rowley Memorial Hospital in Springfield. It was during his internship that he met his wife Carol. They moved to Melrose, Massachusetts where Stephen had accepted a position at Sauqus Animal Hospital just north of Boston. During the Blizzard of 1978, the Sullivans packed for their move back to Greensboro where Stephen began working as an associate vet at Battleground Veterinary Hospital. It was during this one and a half year stay in Greensboro that his only son, Sean, was born. In September 1980, the Sullivans moved to Raleigh where Stephen joined Dr. Jerry Langdon at Six Forks Animal Hospital. He has continued to build on Dr. Langdon's dream of creating a quality veterinary practice. Veterinary medicine is only one of Dr. Sullivan's loves. He is an accomplished artist, an avid skier, and plays golf. Over the years, the Sullivans have had a menagerie of wonderful pets. The newest member of the household is a "kissable" Boston Terrier named Ollie. Ollie has won the hearts of everyone who comes in touch with her, including their fourteen year old cat, Precious.
Dr. Driscoll completed his veterinary training at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. Dr. Driscoll served two terms as Vice President of the Triangle Veterinary Association. He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association, North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association, and the North Carolina Academy of Small Animal Medicine. Dr. Driscoll is an avid outdoorsman and is involved with local Cub Scouts Pack 334. Dr. Driscoll has two children, Andrew and Kate.
Formerly known as Dr. Jackie P. Carter, she committed eleven years of compassionate quality veterinary care as an associate and senior clinician at Hayes Barton Animal Hospital. In 2001, with great enthusiasm, Dr. Price joined the outstanding doctors and staff of Six Forks Animal Hospital.
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Born
in Springfield, Massachusetts, Dr. Sullivan moved to Greensboro, North
Carolina when his father relocated with Gilbarco. He graduated from
Grimsley High School in 1968. After attending Belmont Abbey College
for two years, Stephen transferred to the University of Georgia to
complete the required courses to apply to veterinary school.
Dr. Driscoll was raised in upstate New York, and has lived in North
Carolina since 1978. He earned his Bachelors degree from Boston
College and completed a Masters program at San Diego University. 
A native of the Raleigh area, Dr. Price graduated from Cary High School
in 1981. While pursuing her undergraduate studies at NCSU, she
became a member of and held a position as an officer in the School of
Agriculture and Life Sciences' honor fraternity Alpha Zeta. In 1985,
Dr. Price received her Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from NCSU and
was admitted into the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina
State University. She was inducted into the PSI Chapter of the
Society of Phi Zeta - the Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine. In
1989, her childhood dreams completed, Dr. Price received her degree of
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.