Medivet Redruth

Eleanor Hoskin

Veterinary Surgeon

As a Veterinary Surgeon at Monument Vets, my day includes a mixture of consulting, dealing with medical in-patients and surgery. I work across both the Camborne and Redruth practices, and love the surgical aspect of my role. In my free time, you’ll find me running, playing netball, looking after my small herd of cows and going on long walks with my sausage dog Marcus.

BVetMed MRCVS

Abigail Nicholls

Veterinary Surgeon

I graduated as a Veterinary Surgeon from The University of Liverpool in 2012 after previously completing a degree in Zoology. Having grown up in Cornwall I decided there is no better place I want​ to work. I love all aspects of being a vet and always strive to look after all pets as if they were my own. In my spare time I enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding and going on long country walks with my Cocker Spaniel Ned.

BSc BVSc MRCVS

Josephine Wyre

Veterinary Surgeon

I have a dog called Sunny, he is pretty much the practice mascot as he’s in most days to say hello to the team. I love playing netball and getting out for walks with Sunny. I also love to travel at any opportunity I get!

BVetMed MRCVS

Anisha Austin

Veterinary Surgeon

We have a fantastic close knit team who are supportive and hard working plus have a great sense of humour! I have 3 cats; two exotic shorthairs and a ragdoll. All 3 of them are more like dogs and love nothing more than sleeping on my lap whenever I sit down. I enjoy exploring around cornwall, finding ways of keeping my two young children entertained and anything food related!

BVSc MRCVS

Paul Thomas

Veterinary Surgeon

I qualified from Liverpool University in 1993 and have enjoyed working in small animal clinics since. In my spare time I like to pretend to surf, go mountain biking, and walk with my two terriers, Kiki and Ted.

Iza Kruk

Veterinary Surgeon

Professionally, I enjoy all aspects of my professional life around animals. My dream has been to be a vet since I was a child. I find diagnostic imaging the most interesting! I consider this practice well-organized and love the team. Everyone loves animals and has incredible knowledge. I am a crazy cat lover. I have 3 cats-two amazing furry girls (whole black + whole white) and one handsome ginger boy. Every day with them brings me joy and laughter. When I put my vet cap down, you can find me mainly relaxing in nature or spending time with my family.

Sarah Curnow

Head Veterinary Nurse

I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2003, and have discovered that I particularly enjoy working with cats – perhaps because I have one of my own at home… One of my biggest responsibilities here at Monument is organising and managing both the nursing and reception teams, and assisting with the day-to-day running of the practice. I’m also responsible for monitoring anaesthetics, helping out in theatre, managing stock, running blood samples, and liaising with reps and suppliers – phew! Fortunately, I absolutely adore the variety of my job!

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Bethany Leonard-Williams

Deputy Head Veterinary Nurse

My job typically involves patient care, anaesthetic monitoring, assisting in operations when required, radiography, laboratory work, nurse clinics, and hygiene control – it’s a varied role! I love meeting clients and their pets with preventative health care clinics being my favourite aspect of the role. In my spare time I’m a bit of a film buff, I like to go to music gigs whenever I can, i enjoy going for walks the family dogs and to go swimming whenever I can.

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Gemma Hill

Veterinary Nurse

I have a rottweiller called Louie and two horses, Yestin and Harvey. In my spare time I spend a lot of time outside in beautiful Cornwall, walking, riding and spending time with friends.

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Megan Sevier

Veterinary Nurse

I also have a young Lab called Fable who loves coming to work with me. I love Cornwall in the summer, I love exploring new places, sea swimming and taking Fable on adventures! If I could have one superpower it would be to be able to talk to animals! It would make my job a lot easier!

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Karina Ray

Veterinary Nurse

I had got more confident with the basic aspects of general nursing in my last practice and wanted to gain more experience with a wider variety of cases. I loved the supportive and team ethos of this practice which is a great environment to learn more in. I have 3 dogs. Two whippets, Ruby and Saffy and ex racer greyhound Lily. I also have two horses. Tinker is my cob and main riding horse and I also have a shire, Moonlight who is now retired from showing. I love riding and taking care of my horses. I love finding new places to take the dogs and recently got a Land Rover Defender to bundle all the dogs into and take on adventures.

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Sarah Edwards

Veterinary Nurse

I’ve worked at Monument for six years, and no two days are the same! My job as a veterinary nurse is so varied, and includes things like pre-op checks and anaesthetic monitoring, taking blood sample and doing lab work, even reception duties from time to time. My favourite part of the job is probably helping in the operating theatre, and I especially enjoy working with dogs on their behaviour and nutrition. I’ve got two dogs of my own at home, both Rhodesian Ridgebacks.

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Sarah Wolff

Veterinary Nurse

I love to work within a small team, and getting involved in all aspects of veterinary work. I have a very cute English Bull Terrier who is sooo lazy and I love him dearly. Outside of work I like to go for long beach walks. Having a young family and an English Bull Terrier Cornwall couldn’t be more perfect for all of us.

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Emily Hicks

Veterinary Nurse

As a veterinary nurse at Monument my job involves setting up for operations and procedures, caring for inpatients, laboratory and dispensary work, helping out on reception, and running nurse clinics – my favourite part of the job! Animals are a huge, important part of my life. I have a Jack Russell called Buddy, who I love going on walks with in my spare time, and I enjoy spending time with my family looking after our chickens, sheep, and cattle.

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Rebekah Reeve

Student Veterinary Nurse

I love that there is so much variety in my job. I started as a pet care assistant and now I have started my student veterinary nursing course. We have a lovely team and everyone is super helpful with my nurse training! I have 2 cats called Merlin and Meeko who are both very cheeky and cuddly. If it’s sunny I love going paddle boarding, kayaking or any excuse to go to the beach! In the winter I’ll most likely be reading a book and having pet cuddles.

Dawn Hocking

Veterinary Nurse

I have 3 cats – Honey, aka FatCat is a giant ginger fluffball and loves everybody, Smudge is my 3 legged tortoiseshell who loves to steal our sandwich meat in the morning, and Piper, my naughty tabby who likes to create chaos and only loves us when she feels like it. Outside of work, my family and I live for the warmer seasons! I love our local cornish beaches for paddleboarding, surfing, beach bbqs and sunsets. I also like to read, crochet and do pilates.

Dan McLoughlin

Patient Care Assistant

I have a background working in animal rescue with two rescue cats of my own Frankie & Freddie. I have a soft spot for large breed dogs especially German Shepherds.

Craig Burnett

Practice Manager

As the Practice Manager, patient care is put before anything else. Since joining Medivet I realise I have inherited a dedicated and professional team both clinical and client facing. The kindness and patience I witness every day to patients that do not have a voice of their own is humbling. This is the best job I have had. If things get a little difficult in my day, there is always a fury friend that needs their chin rub or ear scratched which helps refocus my mind. Outside of work I spend as much time with my son and loved ones as possible. Days out, good food and enjoying the beauty of Cornwall is all I need to be happy in life!

Matt Livingstone

Head Client Care Assistant

As a receptionist we’re the first face you see, or the first voice you hear so our aim is to reassure you at what can be a stressful time; responsible for registering clients, making appointments, accounts, advice, dispensing, cleaning and various other supporting roles. Having spent more close to two decades working in hotel management, I love the customer facing role. Without a doubt though the most enjoyable part of the work is playing with puppies! I do love Thursday’s when we have our puppy parties!! Out of work I am a bit of a brass band enthusiast, having played in various bands in Cornwall and even dabbling in some conducting.

Tina Philp

Client Care Assistant

I am one of the first faces you will see when you come in to the practice. As a receptionist, my main duties are to meet and greet clients, deal with phone enquiries, book appointments, take payments and process repeat prescriptions. Out of all of these, I most enjoy meeting the variety of clients and pets that come through the practice doors, and getting to know them all on an individual basis. I have a dog of my own at home – a Jack Russell called Rocky.

Sharon Leech

Client Care Assistant

I make appointments and greet clients and their pets on arrival, I enjoy working in a vibrant and professional, friendly team in an environment where every day is different, and you never know what to expect! In my spare time I enjoy walking my dog Patrick and cooking for my family and friends. I also enjoy going on holiday!

Louise Jonik

Client Care Assistant

It’s a nice change from what I was doing previously. I have a 13 year old white cat called Cookie who is very affectionate. I also have a 1 year old Portuguese Water Dog called Benji who loves his walks on the beach. Having a young family I don’t get much free time. But I do enjoy taking Benji for a walk on the nearby beaches, I also enjoy reading.

Alice Wilkes

Client Care Assistant

Being a rather enthusiastic individual, I pride myself on delivering excellent customer service towards all of our loyal clients (and their owners!) I myself have one dog (Barnaby) and two cats (Theodore & Maisie). In my spare time I love to run and eat lots of food. I also occasionally enjoy watching videos of baby polar bears playing the snow and funny videos of cats and dogs being mischievous (this takes up most of my spare time to be honest).Overall, I like to smile a lot and be happy.