Ian McConnell Vets
Local, Independent, Value for money, Common sense approach to pet care
Local, Independent, Value for money, Common sense approach to pet care
5th October 2020 | Veterinary Nurses
Emma started her training as a veterinary nurse in 2015 and graduated as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2018. Emma began working at Ian McConnell’s in September 2020 and has a great interest in physiotherapy and…
2nd August 2018 | Veterinary Nurses
I began at Ian McConnell Vets in 2018 and have been a qualified veterinary nurse since 2012. My clinical interests are surgery, nursing clinics and keeping up to date with the latest techniques. In my spare…
13th April 2018 | Veterinary Nurses
Rebecca has recently joined our practice and is busy learning the ropes. In her spare time she enjoys caring for her guinea pigs and walking Todd, her little resuce from Romania.
1st December 2016 | Veterinary Nurses
Pam is a registered veterinary nurse qualified in 1997 and joined IMVP in June 2016. On the nursing side my interests are in anaesthesia and laboratory work but also have a keen and active interest in…
21st November 2016 | Veterinary Nurses
Steph joined the practice in 2016. She is currently undertaking the Animal Nursing Assistant Qualification. Steph’s spare time is spent horse riding, doing dressage and jumping. She has a bouncy dog called Molly and a Gypsy…
10th November 2016 | Veterinary Nurses
Lindsey joined the practice in 2014. Her interests are laboratory work, surgical tools and sterilising kits. Lindsey spends her spare time attending Pony Club with her children, family holidays and camping. She has a mischievous Welsh…
10th November 2016 | Veterinary Nurses
Frankie is currently training at the practice to become a registered nurse, she joined Ian McConnell vets in 2013. Her clinical interests are weight clinics and overseeing practice stock. Frankie spends her spare time walking and…
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