Our Staff

I grew up in Singapore and my family moved over to Perth when I was in high school. In 2010 I graduated from Murdoch uni and went to work in Melbourne where I became addicted to the adrenaline rush of emergency medicine.

Eventually I got sick of the horrible weather and traffic so I moved back to Perth where I continued working in an emergency and GP practice and ended up getting my memberships in ECC.

Now with two young sons and two fur kids keeping me on my toes I don’t need any more thrills in my life so I’ve decided to switch pace and enjoy the GP life.

Mady has a beautiful 10 year old border collie and an also 10 year old domestic medium hair cat as her furry family members. She likes to take her dog for hikes or to the beach in her spare time.

Mady enjoys all aspects of her job as a vet, but is extra passionate about Anaesthesia, as well as pain management and keeping her patients as comfortable and happy as possible for as long as possible!

Teri graduated from Murdoch University in 2020, and completed an Emergency and Critical Care internship in 2021.

When not at work, she enjoys exercising, being outdoors, and spending time with her two dogs.

After completing her Nursing qualification in 2001, she is now entering her 19th year as a Vet Nurse. Nikky’s maturity within her career has come from hard work and dedication, building an extensive knowledge base from working both locally and abroad, including 6 years in the U.K. and Canada as Head Vet Nurse and Dog Trainer.

If you haven’t worked it out from the picture, Nikky has a passion for animals that’s second to none!

She also has a special interest in dog behaviour, shown through her puppy preschool classes, obedience school and one-on-one behavioural consults.

Outside of work, Nicky has built a loving home with her husband and together they have two young kids with whom they enjoy staying fit with.

Alysia has been nursing at Hammond Park since 2013. She has a keen interest in exotics and arachnids.

She is currently owned by three human children, a grumpy old maltese x shih tzu, a very spoilt cat and more reptiles and bugs than she cares to admit.

Emma graduated as a Vet Nurse in December 2018 and worked at Meville prior to that as a kennel hand.

She was born and bred in Kalgoorlie but happily calls Perth home. She lives with her wonderful pets, all 12 of them. They keep her very busy but she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Emma is also a wildlife rehabilitator, caring from wildlife in her home. Her specialty is reptiles but she has experience with most local fauna.

When not at work, Emma tends to my pets and wildlife patients

She enjoys camping, photography, bush-walking and spending time with family and friends.

Emma is very passionate about nursing and has a special interest in wildlife, medical nursing and education.

Born in Perth but has lived with her family and her two beloved dogs, Bubbles and Mylo, in Singapore. Brenda came back to Perth 10 years ago to pursue her veterinary dreams to work with animals.

After completing two university degrees relating to her love for animals, she decided that nursing the fur babies would be the next step forward and has since completed her Cert IV in veterinary nursing in 2022.

Brenda is also a secret crazy cat lady who is hoping to build a little cattery of her own with her two rescue cats, Jill Valentine and Pippa. She has a keen interest in Feline medicine and behaviour.

Outside of work, she also foster kittens and cats and spend all her time rehabilitating them. In her free time, she also enjoy hiking, trekking or swimming at the beach.

Gemma graduated as an equine veterinary nurse in 2012 in Scotland and a few months after qualifying came on a ‘holiday’ to Australia. She has now been here 10 years and recently became an Australian citizen. Since being in Australia she has worked in Perth and Melbourne as a registered veterinary nurse in equine, general practice and ECC clinics including working in university teaching hospitals.

She is also on the WA Committee for the Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia as secretary and helps organise continuing education events for veterinary nurses and helps to advocate for Australian veterinary nurses and our profession.

She has completed further study in multiple areas and holds a certificate in emergency and critical care, is fear free certified and an accredited mental health first aider. She is also working towards her Certificate IV in training and assessing.

Outside of the work she enjoys time with her two dogs, Cali & Nala, her partner and friends and buying and reading books!

Tanisha graduated from her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing at South Metropolitan TAFE in December 2020. Animal care has always been a passion for Tanisha, as when she was growing up, her family owned almost every type of animal.

Tanisha has two beautiful cats, a 10-year-old tabby named Tiger and his crazy 1-year-old brother named Arlo.

During her free time, Tanisha likes to take her cats for a walk in their pet stroller.

Erin has been a veterinary nurse since 19 spending over 10 years in clinic with a break between into human medical administration in radiology and oncology. I have been back in the industry for 5 years with my most recent adventure becoming a mum to my now almost 3 year old daughter Isabella.

We have a 8 mth old cat Sassy who we love and a 6 mth old German shepherd called Hank who is keeping us busy.

I’m new to Hammond park and I’m loving the team and environment and look forward to meeting more clients and patients.

Brittany has worked with wildlife for 5 years with a passion for raising orphaned kangaroos and baby birds. From pigeons to owls, and everything in between.

Brittany has two rescue cats, Lily and Charlie, who were both orphans found on the street.

She also has a pug named Ollie and two sharpeis, Gucci and April.