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Nick & Karen qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in London in ’96 & ’97 respectively. Nick worked in mixed practice in Somerset for two years after qualifying before enjoying stints as a locum in various parts of the UK, interspersed with travelling to Australia.
There followed a short period in the pet food industry before joining the Oundle practice in 2001, prior to buying the business in 02. Karen worked in mixed practice in Market Harborough before joining Nick in Oundle in 02.
Since then the practice has become highly successful with a huge growth in the number of clients and patients especially on the companion animal side of things. As well as having a young family to keep us on our toes, we look forward to continuing to build the practice’s reputation and success.
Natalie first joined us as a new graduate from the Royal Veterinary College,
London in August 2004. Following a fantastic working trip to help with an
orang-utan conservation programme in Borneo during 2007, we are delighted
that Natalie has rejoined in early 2008. Nat has a special interest in small
animal surgery and we are looking forward to supporting her in studying for
further qualifications in this area.
Liz qualified from Bristol University in 1999 and has worked in various mixed practices in the UK as well as enjoying a year of working and travelling in New Zealand before joining us in 2005.
Chrissy joined us in 2009 having qualified from Bristol University in 2005. Chrissy lives locally and enjoys many different sports including swimming, sailing and diving.'
Michelle joins us on a part time basis in 2009 to help us expand the range of services we can offer. Michelle has a special interest in surgery and is studying for further qualifications in this field. We have invested in the specialist equipment to allow us to perform orthopaedic surgery here at Oundle rather than having to refer patients to other clinics.'
Headed up by Sarah Shepherd (pictured above with, from left to right, Anne Swarbrick, Harriet Connerty, Sarah and Vicky Gow) the nursing team comprises four qualified veterinary nurses and two trainees. Our nurses are able to answer many day to day questions regarding routine health care, and run highly popular clinics, classes and consultations to help ensure your pet gets the very best advice and care at all stages during their lives.
Headed up by Bobbie Turton (pictured above in the centre with Carol Cortese
on her left and Sheila Brighton) reception is run by a team of four staff members. As a first point of contact they are able to offer advice on when an appointment with a vet is needed, as well as being able to answer many day to day questions regarding routine healthcare.
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