Our Nursing Staff

Claire joined us in 2016 after working for a local practice since 2006 and she was Promoted to Head Veterinary Nurse in 2019.

Claire has a keen interest in the clinical side of nursing from stitch-ups & xrays, to grass seed removals. She is also the Clinical Coach for the practice, training and supporting our student veterinary nurses.

She has two dogs; Kobi a Hungrian Vizsla and Oakley a working cocker spaniel.  Claire enjoys working both her dogs, whilst exploring the local woodlands and countryside.

Kim joined us in May 2008, after qualifying as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2004 at a practice in St Neots.  She moved to an intensive referral centre in 2006, but decided she wanted to return to general practice.

She enjoys caring for her two dogs and two cats which keeps her very busy!

Vicky qualified from Hartpury College in 2015 and started working at a small animal practice for over a year before joining us in 2017.

She enjoys in-patient care and nurse consulting clinics.  She has three working spaniels and a labrador at home (Cleo, Wren, Otter and Bruce) and also two cats (Max and Callie) and they keep her very busy.

Suzanne qualified in 1997 and joined the practice in 2020, she has previously been a distance learning tutor for the College of Animal welfare and a clinical coach for trainee nurses, as well as assisting with examinations.

She loves nurse clinics and has a special interest in nutrition and behaviour, passing her behaviour diploma in 2005. Suzanne is currently working towards the Canine Arthritis Management Veterinary Practitioner qualification and hopes to undertake the Certificate in Veterinary Nurse Consulting next year.

She lives locally with a crazy cocker spaniel, a rescue collie, a house rabbit and a tortoise.

Alex joined us in 2020. She qualified from the College of Animal Welfare in 2017 and started a Head Nurse role in North London until 2020 but she missed the hands-on, clinical side of veterinary nursing and being able to follow cases to their completion.

She lives locally with her partner and their crossbreed dog and enjoys long walks in the woods and exploring the local area.

Charlie joined us in 2021 after graduating from Middlesex University with a BSc Honours degree in Veterinary Nursing. 

She has a particular clinical interest in diagnostic imaging, so enjoys working alongside our vets and partners at Virtual Veterinary Specialists to conduct remote, advanced ultrasound scanning.

Charlie is a true advocate for making vet visits as fear free as possible and runs desensitisation clinics at the practice for nervous dogs and is the nurse 'champion' for our Cat Friendly Silver Award status.

Charlie lives locally with her 2 rescue cats Mabel and Maggie and she enjoys socialising and event planning.

Natalie is from a local farming background and joined the practice in 2005 after gaining a BSc (Hons) in Veterinary Health Science at the University of West England.

She lives in Sandy with her husband and young sons and has two chickens; a rescue cat Pumpkin and two Jack Russell x Paterdale terriers, Maisie and Isla, who she enjoys walking.

Natalie has also achieved her City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Assisting Veterinary Surgeons in the use of Anaesthetics and Sedation.

Siani joined the practice in 2004 after working at a veterinary practice in Newmarket for seven years. She started her Pre Veterinary Nurse training and then locumed at a practice in Biggleswade.

She greatly enjoys looking after her dog, horses and cats and enjoys her role as the diabetic supervisor, assisting clients with their diabetic pets after going through the experience herself!