Dr. Erica W.

Dr. Webb began her higher education journey at the University of Georgia, where she graduated with a degree in biological sciences. During college, she was awarded an NCAA Athletic Scholarship and an HOPE Scholarship. After graduating, she worked as a poultry scientist—her experiences in food animal agriculture and her deep appreciation for its role in global food security inspired her decision to pursue veterinary school.

At the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Webb was recognized with numerous honors, including the National Society Descendants of American Farmers Scholarship, Fred B. Gent Food Animal Scholarship, AVMF/Merck Animal Health Veterinary Scholarship, AABP Merck Animal Health Scholarship, and the Dr. R. Bruce Hollett Fellowship in Veterinary Medicine Scholarship. Her strong foundation in food animal medicine and research underscores her ability to guide applicants toward distinguished veterinary careers.

As a counselor, Dr. Webb offers students a structured yet personalized approach to the admissions process. She helps applicants identify and highlight their strengths, develop compelling application materials, and confidently prepare for interviews. Her own success navigating the current veterinary admissions landscape allows her to provide relevant, practical insights to students. Her strengths include a strong understanding of the admissions process, the ability to break down complex requirements into clear steps, and a genuine dedication to seeing students succeed.

Beyond her work in admissions, Dr. Webb practices as an associate veterinarian at a rural mixed animal clinic, where she enjoys working with cattle and integrating her passion for agriculture into her clinical practice.