Nurses

Practice Manager & Nurse: Allison Robinson
Allison's love for animals developed from a young age after growing up in her father's Veterinary Clinic in the Campbelltown area, some of her best childhood memories stem from being in a vet hospital talking to animals and their owners while they wait to see the vet. She joined our team in December 2007 as a senior nurse after completing her Certificate III in animal studies and Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing at Ultimo Tafe in 2003. Allison was married in January of 2009 to Carter and she has three children, Travis, Alissa and Emmett.her children also share her love of animals, and enjoy coming to the hospitals to visit with their mummy, Alissa has already decided when she grows up she would like to go to work with her mummy! Allison has three cats, Verona a domestic shorthair who has been Allisons rock throughout the last 10 years and two michevious devon rex's called Bruce and Rose. Allison also has a rabbit named Willis who she has succesfully house trained and loves to share his hutch and timothy hay with Bruce! and a cheeky Daschund named Basil. Allison has a devoted interest in the animal care industry, and has completed an Anaesthesia course as well as becoming a member of the Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia. Allison has also studied a Diploma in Veterinary Practice Management at the University of New England. We consider ourselves extremely lucky to have Allison as part of our team. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Practice Manager at Mountains Animal Hospital: Alana Howard
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Veterinary Nurse: Erin Greentree
Erin this year completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and will be embarking on further study next year as she begins her Diploma in emergency care nursing. Erin is a fun and caring nurse and we all have a laugh when she is at the hospitals.
 
 
 
 
Veterinary Nurse: Megan Baumer
Megan will always greet you with a warm smile when you arrive at the hospitals, not only that but she makes a lovely coffee! Megan is currently studing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.
 
 
 
 
 
Veterinary Nurse: David Faint
 
David is proving to be a star pupil as he embarks on his studies at tafe in veterinary nursing. He has shown himself to be extremely caring and compassionate towards the many patients we have in our hospital. Many a sick animal has been provided with additional cuddles because of Davids caring nature. His muscles have come in handy too as he frequently helps lift some of our larger patients in and out of bed. David has become an invaluable team member since joining us and we wonder how we managed without him. David has two cats Mousey and Scratchy.
 
 
 
 
Veterinary Nurse & Scientist: Amy Richardson

Amy has had a passion for helping animals all her life. Her family tell her stories of when she would catch Christmas beetles in her auntie's hair-dressing shop, and release them outside before the apprentice could sweep them up. She has had many pets growing up including; lorikeets, rabbits, chooks, a pony, dogs, and a cat.

Amy has completed her Bachelor's degree in Animal Science at the University of Western Sydney. She is currently doing her post-graduate honours project, working with the Delta Society of Australia, and investigating the stress impacts on the therapy dogs. With a focus on the behavioural impacts.

Amy married her highschool sweetheart of 8 years Jason in February 2010 they both enjoy spending time with their two dogs; Becky, a 10 year old Chihuahua cross, and Trooper, a 2 year old Mastiff cross Great Dane, and their newest family member Lexie the Devon Rex. Lexie loves to snuggle on Jasons lap while he plays X-Box! Amy also enjoys cooking, the beach and her favourite holiday destination is Fiji.