Veterinary nurses

Vicki joined Mildmay Veterinary Hospital in 2007 and took over the role of head nurse in 2013. She has previously been a finalist for Nurse of the Year at the CVS awards and is also a clinical coach and pet health councillor. Vicki runs obesity clinics as well as hosting puppy parties. She is married with two sons and has always lived in Winchester. Vicki owns two rescue dogs: Eddy, who is a very old Patterdale, and Poppet, a Terrier cross. She also has a horse and in her spare time she enjoys horse riding and walking her dogs.

Georgie has been working at Mildmay since June 2016 and after completing her Student Veterinary Nurse training qualified as a RVN in 2019. Georgie has always loved animals from a young age and in her spare time she enjoys walking her crazy Lurcher, Lucy. She is also enthusiastic about increasing her knowledge of wildlife.

Pippa joined Mildmay Veterinary Hospital in October 2018 as a qualified veterinary nurse. She has always had a love of animals from a young age having grown up around them and enjoys nothing more than spending time with her handsome cat, James. After completing an animal management diploma at Sparsholt College, Pippa became a qualified nurse via the apprenticeship pathway in 2015.

Jo joined Mildmay in 2021 as a registered veterinary nurse, qualifying from the college of animal welfare in Leeds in 2019. She loves all animals but has a particular interest in exotic and wildlife patients. She has worked in wildlife hospitals in Canada, Australia and the UK and currently rehabilitates sick and orphaned bats.br>
In her spare time she enjoys hiking, reading and relaxing with her beautiful tabby cat Crowley.

Louise joined Mildmay in October 2014 as a canine hydrotherapist. Whilst studying for an Animal Management degree in 2015 she shadowed the nursing team. She enjoyed it so much she moved to the team permanently! Louise qualified as a veterinary nurse in late 2020. She remains passionate about animal rehabilitation, in particular how it can improve the lives of older pets with conditions such as arthritis. As a cat friendly clinic, Louise is Mildmay’s Cat Advocate. This means she and her colleagues always ensure things are as stress free as possible when our feline friends need to visit the practice.

Nim joined us in January 2021 and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse that year. She has worked in practice for seven years and has a keen interest in feline and surgical nursing. She has a three year old cat called Bug that was previously a stray.

Ella studied a BSc in Zoology and previously worked at Marwell. She hopes to become a RVN in the future as I am passionate about caring for animals. At home, I enjoy taking my cockapoo Holly out for lots of walks and love coming home from work to a big cuddle.

Chloe is a Student Veterinary Nurse here at Mildmay. She loves the animals in her care and her aim is to become a RVN and learn more about animal welfare. In 2019 Chloe ran a half marathon for our nominated charity StreetVet and raised £900! Chloe has travelled extensively to places including Mexico and South East Asia where she worked with a variety of animal charities.

Before Sophie joined us she worked in a zoo whilst she completed her Masters Degree in Applied Zoo Biology. Sophie’s love of caring for animals brought her to Mildmay where she works with the team in the Prep Room, supporting vets while looking after the inpatients. She has two dogs, two rabbits, two tortoises, a turtle and a tenrec! Sophie is on our apprenticeship scheme and is training to become a RVN.

Tegan Frizzell holds a Level 3 Certificate in Small Animal Hydrotherapy and is registered with the Canine Hydrotherapy Association. She is passionate about the rehabilitation of animals and aims to improve the well-being of those suffering from degenerative conditions or traumatic injury. As a hydrotherapist she aspires to improve range of motion and allow them to comfortably live their life to the fullest. In the future she hopes to continue to expand her knowledge and experience as well as gain further qualifications in the region of rehabilitation. Tegan has always adored animals and enjoys spending her spare time with her dog Loki and three chinchillas.

Amy joined Mildmay Veterinary Hospital in January 2020 after she worked for two years at the PDSA. Amy qualified as a Veterinary Care Assistant and is hoping to become a Student Veterinary Nurse in the future. Outside of work Amy is a keen swimmer and goes to the gym.

Olivia joined Mildmay in January 2021, having worked in a very busy referral practice for nearly two years. She is hoping to begin studying to become a Veterinary Nurse in the future. When not caring for animals, Olivia enjoys long walks in the nearby New Forest with her Labrador Ruby and Cockapoo Dooley.