PAAH Administration Team
Terry Rubinstein - Office Manager
After working for Florida Hospital for 30 years Terry Rubinstein has joined Park Avenue Animal Hospital as our Office Manager. With her experience in nursing and her love of animals, Terry made the decision to move from human medicine to animal medicine when her husband Rick opted to open a new practice in Apopka so he could be closer to home. Of course having the opportunity to work along side her husband of 32 years did not influence her decision in any way!
Terry loves people and animals and her care and compassion for both, is endless and heartwarming. Her favorite things are reading and being with her family and friends, and taking care of the family's numerous pets that include but is not limited to: dogs, cats, hamster, bird, 3 horses and one mule colt. Be sure to say Hi to Terry when you visit she would love to chat.
Mary Hinkle - Information Technology
After working for the Tribune Corporation (Orlando Sentinel) for 13 years Mary formed her own company, A Change Of Pace, L.L.C., providing Computer and Website services throughout Central Florida. Starting out in the industry as an Electronics Technician where her primary responsibilities were designing and repairing circuit boards in computer systems she accepted a position at The Orlando Sentinel in 1987. Her management skills advanced her position to Technical Services Manager where her department provided computer support to the entire newspaper operation, from desktop systems to the press and distribution systems. Mary received her Microsoft and Apple certifications while at the Sentinel and in January 2001 formed her own company.
Mary loves music and plays a variety of instruments, sings and has even written a song or two! She loves being with her family that includes her two dogs, Sophia ( a black pug) and Lucy ( a red mini-dachshund).
Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health, the relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge.
