Veterinary surgeons

Greg qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2002 and spent two years working in mixed practice before deciding to dedicate his time to small animals only. Greg enjoys all aspects of small animal practice, but has a particular fondness for medicine cases, and ultrasound in particular. In his spare time he enjoys travelling, winter sports and creative writing, as well as spending time with his wife Becca (who you may have met during her time with us as a locum) and their young daughter.

Teresa moved to the UK in 2018 to improve her knowledge as veterinary surgeon. She completed a Masters degree in veterinary medicine in 2016 and worked for two years in several practices in Portugal and in the hospital of the university where she graduated. Teresa is particularly interested in soft tissue surgery and ultrasonography although she also likes feline medicine, small animal reproduction and oncology too.

Alba moved to the UK six years ago after completing a Master’s degree in veterinary research, specialising in pathology of small animals. During this time she worked in several practices in England and Scotland and completed a rotating internship at the University of Cambridge. Alba is particularly interested in internal medicine; she is currently undertaking a RCVS certificate in advanced veterinary practice in this discipline. Outside of work Alba collaborates in different research projects, aiming to improve our understanding of uncommon inherited (genetic) and immunological (disorders caused by a dysfunction of the immune system) diseases in dogs in order to find new strategies to treat our hairy pets.

Rebecca qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2006 and joined the Botley Road branch in November 2010. Her particular interests are small animal surgery and exotics, but she also has a special affinity towards our feline friends. Rebecca has a rescue moggie called Eddie, a Cocker Spaniel called Bruern, a Labrador called Molly and two Border Collie crossbreeds, Bob and Nip, who work the sheep on her family’s farm. Most of her spare time is spent with her two children and helping out on the farm, although she enjoys horse riding when she can.

Ros qualified from Bristol Vet School in 2001 and has worked at the Kidlington branch since March 2003. She enjoys all aspects of being a ‘GP’ but has a particular interest in complementary treatments. Ros has completed a diploma in essential oil therapy for animals and more recently a GP certificate in Western veterinary acupuncture and chronic pain management. At home Ros has a three-legged rescue cat named Pumpkin. She also looks after six horses that she tries to keep as naturally as possible, living out as a herd. There are two retired thoroughbreds, two Shetlands and two Connemaras – the latter are both ridden and regularly hack out and take part in Trec competitions. More recently she has taken up horseback archery.

Diana qualified from Liverpool University in 2016 and began work at Beaumont Vets in August that year. She has two dogs, Honey and Shadow, and three rabbits, Hazel, Fiver and Domino. Diana is a creative person and enjoys painting, drawing and silver jewellery making. At work she enjoys surgery and has experience in minimally invasive (keyhole) procedures. Diana is studying towards a Certificate in Small Animal Surgery in order to be able to offer more advanced procedures at Beaumont. Diana is also keen to see various exotic species.

Elizabeth qualified from Liverpool University in 2012 and spent three years working in small animal practice in Hertfordshire before a year of work and travel in New Zealand and Australia. She joined Beaumont Vets in July 2017. Elizabeth particularly enjoyed seeing a variety of exotic wildlife during her time abroad, and also has interests in diagnostic ultrasound and medicine. In her spare time she enjoys cycling, tennis, skiing and walking in the countryside. Her family have a black Labrador called Poppy and a Burmese cat called Louis.

Angelina is originally from the Netherlands and moved to Belgium in 1993. She qualified from Ghent University in Belgium in 2001 and soon moved to England. Angelina started at Beaumont as a locum vet in the summer of 2014 and decided to stay on permanently the following spring. Her favourite parts of the job are interacting with the owner and their pet, emergency surgery and ultrasound imaging. Outside of work she enjoys painting, sculpting and gardening.

Having qualified from Cambridge University in 2004, Anna moved directly to Oxfordshire to work in small animal practice and joined the team at Beaumont in 2015. She loves all aspects of small animal practice but has a particular interest in surgery and diagnostic ultrasound. When not at work Anna enjoys swimming, baking and playing the piano and cello.