Meet your team

My name is Charlotte and I run the clinic alongside my husband Keith. I’m a veterinary surgeon and joined the clinic as a new graduate way back in 2004 when the delightful Mrs Vivian Long took me under her wing. I spent the best part of the next eight years developing my skills and embracing… Read more »

I’m Emma and I’m a veterinary surgeon at Mayne. I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2011 and joined the team at Mayne in 2013. I enjoy being a vet as you get to meet lots of new people and their pets and every day is different. The job is often challenging but mostly… Read more »

My name is Alice and I’ve worked at Mayne Vets as a receptionist since March 2017. I love animals and see Mayne’s as an excellent opportunity to interact with and learn more about them. I enjoy hearing about other people’s pets, their funny personalities and behaviours. And I love discovering all the different breeds and… Read more »

I’m Julie and I’ve been with Mayne Vets since 1990. I originally worked as a veterinary nurse but in recent years have taken over running Reception. I really enjoy meeting our clients and their lovely pets, it was always my dream to work with animals. When I was a child we had family friends who… Read more »

My name is Kelly, and I’m one of the receptionists at Mayne Vets. I joined in February 2017. Having always had an interest in medicine, I love learning about all the different animals we see, and the treatments they’re given, but the thing I like most about my job is meeting our clients and their… Read more »

I’m Gemma and I’m a veterinary surgeon at Mayne. I graduated in 2009 and joined the team here in October 2016. Becoming a vet was a childhood ambition and I love being able to make someone’s special pet better or just be able to spport the family during difficult times. I also enjoy a good… Read more »

I’m a registered veterinary nurse and qualified in 2013.  I previously worked at a practice in Suffolk before joining Mayne Veterinary Clinic in Decmeber 2017.  I had previosuly worked in retail for a number of years before deciding on being a veterinary nurse.  I decided on a change of career as I wanted a job… Read more »

I’m Caroline, a registered Veterinary Nurse at Mayne Vets.  I began my career in nursing back in 2003 because I have a passion for animals and I’ve been with the team here since 2014.  As a nurse I love spending time with amazing pets, the reward of nursing our patients back to health as well… Read more »

My name is Becky and I’m a Student Veterinary Nurse currently undergoing my training at Mayne Vets. I started helping the team back in 2016 when I was undergoing work experience for my level 3 diploma in animal management. This progressed to helping the team out on busy Saturday mornings before coming on board full… Read more »

I’m Rebecca and I work at Mayne Vets as a kennel assistant. I’ve had a passion for animals since I was a little girl and I can’t think of a better environment to work in!  I love seeing animals go through their individual journey’s happy and comfortable and enjoy giving them lots of cuddles and… Read more »

My name is Louise and I’m part of the reception team at Mayne Veterinary Clinic. It’s the ideal job as I adore animals, wanted to learn more about them and also enjoy getting to work with the public. It’s great to build relationships with our clients and I love seeing all our different patients. My… Read more »

Hello I’m Lindsey, I joined the nursing team at Mayne in 2018. I chose a career in veterinary nursing as medicine has always appealed to me and with my love of animals it seemed like the perfect match! It’s a very rewarding job and I particularly enjoy educating people toward how best to care for… Read more »

I’m Ricardo, one of the registered Veterinary Nurses at the clinic, I qualified in 2013 and joined the team in 2018. I enjoy working at Mayne Vets as it’s caring and friendly whilst still being professional with good standards. I like looking after patients on the ward and helping in critical care cases, I also… Read more »