Grace Ann Cotton
Practice Administrator
Born in Buffalo New York, Grace accompanied her parents at the age of five afloat the Queen Mary to England which has been her place of residence ever since. At college she studied shorthand typing and English which held great interest to her, so it felt only right that she should pursue her career in that field. On leaving school Grace became a junior clerk progressing to PA and has worked in the fields of administrative duties within hospitality and local government. When an opportunity arose within Beaumont Veterinary Group she embraced the challenge of working in this new field and enjoys being part of our friendly team.
Sally-Ann Burke
Receptionist at Botley
Having spent years in IT as a programmer, police control room operator, donor attendant (vampire), waitress etc, Sally-Ann decided it was time to work with her one true love: animals. Sally is still coming to terms with the death off 22 year old wonder cat, Kipling, who was the last of many rescued cats and dogs.
Hannah Lewis
Receptionist at Kidlington
Hannah was originally trained in beauty and makeup, however as she has always loved animals and wanted to work with them she decided to change career paths. She is now very excited to be starting her career with us here at Beaumont. Away from work Hannah likes going for walks and seeing her friends. She is also hoping to get a new rescue dog soon.
Jackie Palmer
Receptionist at Headington
Jackie lives in Oxford and since 2006 has worked at Beaumont Vets as a part-time receptionist. She has a love of all animals and enjoys her job very much. At home Jackie has various pets, including a cat and a rabbit that were rescued by Beaumont Vets. She also has six lizards, 14 tarantulas, a scorpion, a tortoise, a skink and four snakes. Jackie has been keeping reptiles and spiders for 20 years.
Sue Tuckey
Receptionist at Kidlington
Sue is one of the part-time receptionists at Kidlington and has been with Beaumont since December 1999. Sue loves all animals but holds a special place in her heart for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Having grown up with them she now has her own special girl called Lady who is permanently attached to her side - where Sue is, Lady is, as they are partners in crime. Sue also enjoys caravanning with the family, baking and curling up on the sofa under a blanket with Lady.
