Staff Profiles

In order to protect owners and their pets the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) requires strict criteria to be fulfilled prior to awarding Specialist Status. Veterinary surgeons must undergo extensive post-graduate training and have a high level of experience before they can become RCVS Recognised Specialists and recognition by the RCVS is considered the highest level of veterinary clinical specialisation in the UK.

An RCVS Specialist must demonstrate that they are active in the discipline and must be reaccredited every five years.

Each of the clinical disciplines within the practice is led by a RCVS Recognised Specialist. Veterinary surgeons within that discipline will either have achieved, or be working towards, advanced clinical post-graduate qualification that will lead to Specialist Status in the future. Close interaction within and between disciplines helps ensure that a consistent level of service is achieved.

Papers and published works
Many of our staff members contribute to our Newsletter and the DVS online Magazine as well as other professional publications. Much of this material is intended for veterinary professionals however, there are Fact Sheets available for our general readership (including pet owners) here at our website.

Click »HERE« for a listing of articles by our staff members made available by other publishers.