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      • E-collar help
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      • Hattie's Halo
      • How to give eye drops
      • How to apply ointment
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      • Specialist Anaesthesia
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      • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Breeders >
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      • Breed Specific Information
    • HORSES
  • Eye Conditions
    • Canine >
      • Blephartitis
      • Cataracts >
        • Cataract Post Op Care
        • Cataract Post Op Video
      • Cherry Eye
      • Chorioretinitis
      • Conjunctivitis-Dog
      • Corneal endothelial degeneration
      • Corneal laceration and Iris Prolapse
      • Corneal lipidosis
      • Deep and infected ulcers
      • Distichia
      • Dry eye
      • Ectopic Cilia
      • Entropion-Dog
      • Eyelid Tumour
      • Glaucoma-Dog
      • Glaucoma Shunt
      • Horner's Syndrome
      • Iris Cyst
      • Intraocular Silicon Prosthesis
      • Living with a blind pet
      • Anterior Lens Luxation
      • Posterior lens Luxation
      • Pannus
      • Progressive Retinal Atrophy
      • Retrobulbar Disease
      • SARDS - SUDDEN ACQUIRED RETINAL DEGENERATION SYNDROME
      • Sudden Vision Loss
      • Superficial ulcer
      • Uveitis
    • Feline >
      • Conjunctivitis-Cat
      • Corneal Sequestrum
      • Entropion-Cat
      • Feline Herpes - Viral Keratitis
      • Glaucoma-Cat
      • Hypertension
      • Anterior lens Luxation
    • Equine >
      • Glaucoma
      • Corneal Ulcers
      • Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)
      • Uveitis
    • Exotics
  • Locations
    • Mulgrave (Main)
    • Frankston
    • Mornington
    • Essendon
    • Mill Park
    • Geelong
    • Bendigo
    • Narre Warren North ( Horses)
    • Traralgon
    • Wodonga
    • Ballarat
    • Darwin
  • Contact Us
  • Diabetes Australia

MEET THE TEAM

Bron
Veterinary Ophthalmic Nurse
Bron has worked in the veterinary ophthalmic field for over 11 years. She has a real passion for animal eye diseases and is always keen to learn about new surgical techniques being developed and how they can benefit animals when other options have been exhausted. Bron is most interested in dermoids, lens luxations and iris cysts. She has three dogs call Geordie, Willow and Bert.
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Georgina
Veterinary Ophthalmic Nurse
Georgina has worked as a veterinary ophthalmic nurse for over 11 years and has been nursing for 20 years. Her love for animals has kept her in the industry and she finds ophthalmology very rewarding, especially cataract surgery when patient's regain their sight. Georgina has two dogs - an Australian Shepherd called Izzie and a Maltese X Shih Tzu called Wilson, along with two cats and a budgie named Bob.
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Alyssa
Veterinary Ophthalmic Nurse
​Alyssa is a qualified veterinary nurse and has worked in veterinary ophthalmology for several years. She has a particular interest in nursing & medicating surgery patients and enjoys expanding her knowledge of different eye diseases. She has an English Staffordshire bull terrier named Jaxon.
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Kelly
Veterinary Ophthalmic Nurse
Kelly is new to the veterinary ophthalmic field after switching from a 15 year career with Victoria Police as a Forensic Officer. She recently completed her veterinary nursing studies, and now enjoys learning all aspects of eye diseases and surgical procedures.  Kelly loves helping our patients and if she gets a tail wag, paw, cuddle or purr during their visit she is one happy nurse! Kelly has a very loved and spoilt kelpie cross called Rylee.
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Elisha
Veterinary Ophthalmic Nurse
Elisha is a recently qualified veterinary nurse who has had 6 months experience in general practice before moving to ophthalmic nursing. Academically, Elisha has a degree in Science, majoring in Zoology. Before becoming a nurse she has worked as a teacher, focusing on biology. She has a passion for animals, particularity the domestic variety and can be found after hours cuddling her family pet Peanut.

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Casey
Veterinary Student

​Casey is a current Veterinary Medicine student at the University of Melbourne who has developed a passion for ophthalmology while she has been working with us. Casey often spends her free time at the clinic watching cases and surgery. However when she is not indulging in ophthalmology Casey enjoys spends time with her friends and family including her Golden Retriever George and cat Harli.
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Leonie
Veterinary Nurse

​Leonie started nursing in 2018 with Animal Diabetes Australia, she currently still works with them as well as Melbourne EyeVet on a Friday. Leonie has a DLH called Tiki who is 17 years old!

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