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Samantha
Cutler BVSc MRCVS
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Sam
qualified from the University of Bristol in July 1990 and joined
the small animal department of Endell Veterinary Group in October
1990, becoming a partner in April 2004.
She
has a particular interest in rabbit surgery and medicine and
is
a member of the Rabbit Welfare Association and writes for Rabbiting
On, their magazine. She also has a special interest in treating
small mammals, reptiles
and
birds,
as well as our more conventional cat and dog patients!
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David
Sewell BVM&S BSc MRCVS |
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David
qualified from Edinburgh University in 2003 and then spent just
over a year in small animal practice in County Durham before
joining the small animal department at Endell Veterinary Group
in January 2005. He enjoys all areas of small animal work, his
particular interests including surgery, exotics and feline medicine,
especially healthcare in geriatric cats. David’s key interest
is cardiology and he plans to study for a certificate in the
subject, which would also include large animal cardiology. Outside
work, he enjoys archery, walking and travel, although he is content
to watch films alongside his cat, Talisker, who was rescued after
being in a car accident.
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Sarah-Jane
Eastman BVetMed MRCVS |
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Sarah-Jane
qualified from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London,
in July 1995. She then worked in a mixed practice in Somerset for
three years before moving to Hampshire where she spent the next
six years in small animal practice. Sarah-Jane then spent just
over a year running a dedicated out of hours emergency clinic in
the centre of Reading. She joined Endell Veterinary Group in June
2006.
Sarah-Jane’s main clinical interests are ultrasonography
and feline medicine. Outside of work Sarah-Jane enjoys walking,
birding, wildlife and conservation and travelling, especially in
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Martin Law BVSc MRCVS |
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Martin graduated from the University of Bristol in 2002. He started in mixed practice in Somerset and had stayed in that job for five years before deciding to pursue his interest in small animal veterinary practice only. He enjoys all aspect of small animal veterinary work but particular interests include emergency medicine and surgery.
In his spare time Martin enjoys many sports including football, swimming, tennis and golf. This involves playing or watching these events, and in particular he is a keen follower of his once local team Yeovil Town. After all of this however he is also pleased to relax at home with his three cats. |
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Ellie John BVetMed MRCVS |
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Ellie joined Endell Veterinary Group in October 2007, shortly after qualifying from the Royal Veterinary College in London. Her clinical interests include cardiology, birds and small mammals – areas in which she spent time in elective study and research at university.
In her free time, Ellie enjoys cinema, reading, crafts, bird-watching and rock climbing. |
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Michelle
Bowey RVN. ( Head Nurse
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Michelle
joined Endell Veterinary Group in 1992 and qualified in 1998,
becoming head nurse in 2002. She works in the theatre side of
the practice, runs nurse clinics and is currently studying for
her SQP. Michelle is also involved in student nurse training,
having gained her Assessors Awards, and has an interest in exotics
and large animals.
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Helen Tucker RVN (Deputy Head Nurse) |
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Louise
McGee RVN |
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Louise
joined Endell Veterinary Group in 2001 and qualified in 2005. She
is currently working part time after maternity leave and will soon
be studying for her SQP. |
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Stephanie
Brockway |
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Stephanie
joined us in July 2005 after completing an animal care course at
Sparsholt College. She has nearly completed her first year veterinary
nurse training, which involves one day a week attending college
at Lynwood School of Veterinary Nursing to complement her in-house
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Jo
Rolfe |
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After
studying for a National Diploma in Animal Management, Jo joined
Endell Veterinary Group in September 2006 and is currently studying
the Animal Nurse Assistants course. She previously worked at a
veterinary surgery for nine months, and has worked with seals at
the Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall and on a city farm in London. In
her spare time, Jo enjoys walking her dogs, “Donkey” and “Lewie”,
going to the cinema and being at the beach. She hopes to become
a fully trained nurse and to eventually return to the Seal Sanctuary. |
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Emma
Barlow |
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Emma
joined us in September 2006 and will be starting her veterinary
nursing training in 2007, which she is very much looking forward
to. She previously lived in Spain where she worked in a veterinary
clinic in Marbella as a receptionist for three years. She loves
playing with her two cats, who came to the UK with her from Spain. |
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Jane Otton RVN |
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Jay
Haskell |
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Jay
started at Endells in October 2006, and is training as an animal
nursing assistant with the hope of becoming a qualified veterinary
nurse in the near future. Jay enjoys watching films, driving, spending
time with friends and walking her dog, Billy, on Salisbury Plain. |