Meet Peanut! Chief Operating Woof-icer at Streatham!
Introducing our lovely team of vets, nurses and support staff here to help you and your precious pet!
Meet our easipetcare family here at Streatham!
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You can count on a warm welcome from our team in Streatham, managed by our lovely Practice Princial, Julie.
Practice Principal (Reading & Streatham)
Julie has a background in International Removals and Shipping Management, but has always felt a strong pull into animal care so made the change when easipetcare Streatham opened up.
She has a passion for rabbit welfare, wildlife and walking. Julie’s favourite animal is a rabbit but find out more in Julie’s Q&A here.
Chief Operating Woof-icer
Flea is the oldest, and leader of a pack of 5 dogs and despite his age he can still give them a good run for their money! Although often mistaken for a Husky, he’s actually a mix of Husky, German Shepherd and Malamute. He is often seen at the practice just hanging out by reception lapping up the attention from his admirers and helping ease their nerves. He’s a carboholic just like his human servant Layla who mans our reception desk.
Head Veterinary Surgeon
Tony is our American vet with an interest in small furries and surgery. He graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2014 and also holds a Biology degree from New Mexico State University.
In his free time he enjoys playing with his two ferrets James and Cara. It’s no surprise that Tony’s favourite animal is a ferret but find out more in our Q&A with Tony here.
Veterinary Surgeon
Zelia graduated as a Veterinary Surgeon in 2019 in her home country of Portugal. During her training she spent time in both the Netherlands and in Spain treating the dogs of homeless people.
As we have a large number of Portuguese speakers here in South London she will be very useful if there are any language barriers. Find out more in our Q&A with Zelia here.
Veterinary Surgeon
Szende is originally from Hungary but studied veterinary medicine in Romania and graduated in 2016.
Since graduating she has been working in a busy referral hospital in Germany until she joined us mid-March just before the Coronavirus lockdown. While with us she is also studying for a certificate in Soft Tissue Surgery which will give her (and us!) the ability to perform more complex surgeries in the future 🙂
Animal Nursing Assistant
Martyna originally joined us as a full-time receptionist but has trained to become our Animal Nursing Assistant. She has always loved animals, especially dogs (and wild cats!). She doesn’t have any pets of her own in London but whenever she goes home to her parents she has two poodles and a ginger cat waiting for her :-). Find out more in our Q&A with Martyna here.
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Debbie joined us in March 2019 and has years of experience in the veterinary industry.
She is an advocate for marine conservation and her favourite animal is a whale. Find out more in our Q&A with Debbie here.
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Lottie came to easipetcare immediately after qualifying as a Registered Veterinary Nurse. Although she officially trained for 3 years to complete her degree, she has actually been working in vets since she was 15 years old! She loves the challenges of anaesthesia and emergency and critical care, but is equally excited about conducting nurse clinics with our lovely regulars!
ANA/Receptionist
Shireen was studying Animal Management at college when she first came to us as a work experience placement. She picked up the role so well that she has since been taken on full time to cover our receptionist Jo’s maternity leave, and to assist the busy nursing team. Fine out more in our Q&A with Shireen here.
Receptionist
Layla is one of our wonderful receptionists. She has many years of experience working in the veterinary industry including hydrotherapy and has a keen interest in the behavioural and dietary aspect of animals.
Layla shares her life with her pack of dogs including Siberian Huskies and Czechoslovakian Vlcaks and also has a love for ferrets and cats. Find out more in our Q&A with Layla here.
Receptionist
Joanne joins us as a part-time receptionist looking to renew her desire to work with animals. After leaving school she completed a BTEC in Animal Management Level 3 but got side-tracked into working in different areas. Receptionists have a lot of questions fired at them every day so her training should really help her with all those phone calls! Find out more in our Q&A with Joanne here.
Receptionist
Ross started with us in May 2019. He wanted to work as a veterinary receptionist for a while but the roles are very difficult to come by in London. He took an external course in Veterinary Reception which helped him secure the role at easipetcare. Find out more about Ross in our Q&A with Ross here.
“I think, easipetcare is the best place to develop new skills. For me it was to have an opportunity being head nurse, working with talented people, to feel part of big family and sharing my own knowledge with others.
I hope a new employee will receive something special for themselves, with which they can be proud to work for easipetcare.”
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