Justin Miller, DVM
Dr. Miller, a native of Canada, graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of New Brunswick and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Atlantic Veterinary College at the University of Prince Edward Island in 2002. As a senior veterinary student, Dr. Miller was published in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, the Equine Veterinary Journal and the Proceedings of the 49th AAEP Annual Convention. He received the Vetoquinol® Award for Proficiency and Excellence in Equine Medicine and Surgery that same year.
Following graduation, Dr. Miller completed an Internship in Ambulatory Equine Practice at Peterson and Smith Equine Hospital in Ocala, Florida where he later returned to work as an Associate Veterinarian focusing primarily on Thoroughbred reproduction, Thoroughbred racehorses in training and Thoroughbred sales.
Dr. Miller was hired as a Staff Veterinarian in the Equine Ambulatory Department of the Atlantic Veterinary College in Charlottetown, PEI where he focused primarily on Standardbred racehorses and served as an instructor to senior students.
In 2006, Dr. Miller joined Shambley Equine Clinic as an Associate and was made Partner in 2008. During his tenure with Shambley Equine Clinic, Dr. Miller received training in colic surgery at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. The practice was rebranded Charleston Equine Clinic in 2017 and has grown to become the largest equine practice in the Lowcountry.
Dr. Miller is a member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners and the International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology. His practice style is evidence-based and leading edge medicine tempered with compassion and empathy for both horse and rider.
Dr. Miller’s professional interests include performance evaluation and treatment, diagnostic imaging and regenerative medicine. His personal interests include history, hiking and deer hunting and spending time with his family.
Kathryn Sharbrough, DVM
Dr. Kathryn Sharbrough (Dr. K) grew up in Charleston, South Carolina. She attended Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine in Alabama, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2012. Dr. K completed a rotating Equine Medicine & Surgery Internship (2012-2013), American Board of Veterinary Practitioners Residency in Equine Practice (2013-2015) and a Comparative Theriogenology (Reproduction) Residency (2014-2016), all at Mississippi State University. Afterwards, she worked at an Abraham’s Equine Clinic in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for 2.5 years before returning home to be closer to family and enjoy the warmer weather. While Dr. K enjoys all aspects of equine medicine and surgery, her interests include obstetrics, therapeutic management for the problem mare and stallion, embryo transfer, neonatology, dentistry, ophthalmology, internal medicine, and minor surgeries.
Dr. K and her husband have three amazing children, Cameron, Luke, and Tyler. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and animals.
Grace Sprecher
Inventory Manager
Grace has been a lover of animals since she was a young girl. Growing up in the suburbs of Florida she had the normal dogs and cats as well as numerous exotic pets. Grace took hunter jumper lessons at a local farm where she spent her weekends caring for the lesson horses. She started her career as a small animal technician in Florida prior to moving to the Charleston area with her husband. Grace continued her career as a small animal technician for 20 years before joining the Charleston Equine team in 2017. She currently resides on what many affectionately refer to as her ” personal petting zoo” with her husband and daughter where her love for all animals both big and small continues.
Brittany Bradwell
Office Manager
Brittany’s love for animals and horses started at a young age. While splitting her time between Charleston, SC, and Boston, MA while growing up, she spent most of her time riding horses and working at one of her first jobs; an exotic pet store. Brittany permanently moved to Charleston after graduating high school. While attending the Art Institute of Charleston she started working in the Carriage Industry in downtown Charleston. Brittany continued working as a Barn Manager and vocal advocate of the carriage industry for over 10 years. Brittany also spent several years working as a technician at Edisto Equine Clinic under the late, Dr. John Malark and Dr. Sally Banner-Brown where she honed her skills in assisting in equine emergency.
Brittany joined the Charleston Equine Clinic team in July 2020. She is excited to help the Equestrians of the Charleston horse community and is committed to providing excellent care and service.
Taylor Morefield
Veterinary Technician
Taylor grew up in Mooresville NC where she nurtured her love for animals and began riding horses at a young age. She took western riding lessons and loves barrel racing, pole bending, and trail riding. While attending North Carolina State University in Raleigh NC, Taylor competed on the NCSU dressage team to learn a new style of riding. During this time she also worked at the Small Ruminant Education Unit developing skills for the handling and management of sheep and goats. Additionally, Taylor participated in the NCSU Foaling Internship where she cared for and monitored late term gestation mares, assisted during foaling, and trained foals. After graduating with a BS in Animal Science with a concentration in Veterinary Bioscience, Taylor worked as a veterinary assistant at Summit Equine Hospital for 1 year. In August, 2022 Taylor moved down to Summerville SC and joined the Charleston Equine Clinic team. She is very excited to assist our veterinarians and provide excellent care to our inpatients.
In her free time, Taylor enjoys spending time with her boyfriend, Nick and trail riding her horse, Legacy. She also loves the great outdoors and enjoys hiking, camping, and fishing.