Greenfields Veterinary Hospital prides itself on having fantastic veterinarians and veterinary nurses with a diverse range of interests and skills that help provide comprehensive and compassionate care for your pet. The practice has grown rapidly since its establishment and has continued to seek only the most compassionate and dedicated team members.

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing the highest standards of care, our veterinarians and veterinary nurses continue to attend ongoing education seminars to ensure they are up to date with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine and surgery.

Veterinarians

Dr. Markus Nay

Veterinarian

Dr Markus was born and raised in Switzerland where he obtained his Veterinary degree and worked in farm animal practice before moving with his family to Australia in 1991.

After undertaking further qualification through Murdoch University in 1996 Dr Markus worked in mixed practice in the Southwest of WA for 3 years before moving to England and working in Emergency Practice for 13 years.

Now Dr Markus has settled back in WA and brings his wealth of experience with him to care for the pets at Greenfields Vet Hospital.

Dr. Michelle Le Roux

Veterinarian

Michelle has commenced 12 months of Parental Leave in December 2020.  Congratulations on the arrival of a baby boy in January 2021!

Michelle has been with us at Greenfields Vet Hospital as part of the nursing team since 2015. She graduated Murdoch University as a veterinarian in 2018 and brings with her a wealth of enthusiasm and a love of helping people and animals alike.

The Nursing Team

Cathy Oates

Veterinary Nurse

Cathy comes from a corporate background. She completed a Bachelor of Business Degree twenty odd years ago.  Her and her husband chose to live a bit more and work a bit less as they approached 40 which gave her time to think about what she really wanted to be when she grew up.

She’s been vet nursing part-time ever since. More than ten years on, Cathy still loves her job. Tennis and walking her two children, a Westie named Charly, and Bruce a Mini Schnauzer, keep her pretty busy, but she wouldn’t want it any other way.”

Aaron Edwards

Veterinary Nurse/Puppy preschool leader

My name is Aaron Edwards. I’ve been a part of the Greenfields family since Dec 2018.

My passion for animals has led me to complete my Certificate III in Dog Behaviour and Training and I’m currently studying my Certificate IV in Vet Nursing.

Before I started at Greenfields Vet Hospital  I was an instructor at Moorey’s Martial Arts for 10 years. In my spare time I still love to train and teach martial arts and enjoy learning new skills for my current chosen profession.

I currently have a Rottweiler named Bruce who loves stealing socks from wherever he can, and a Stimpson Python named Madonna.

Kahlia Lowe

Veterinary Nurse

Hi my name is Kahlia, I joined Greenfields Vet Hospital in October 2018. I have completed my certificate II in Animal studies and currently studying Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.

At home I live with my 2 dogs a staffy, Shih Tzu x Maltese and our Russian blue cat. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my animals and family.

Alexis

Veterinary Nurse

She graduated Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2016 and has been caring for our furry friends ever since.
Originally nursing in the Perth area, she relocated to the Mandurah-Peel area mid 2019 with her partner and cat Tinkybells.
Predominantly a small animal nurse (dogs and cats), Alexis has also worked with a lot of exotic pets, native wildlife and seabirds!

Karen Gilbert

Head Nurse

Karen originally began her journey at Greenfields Veterinary Hospital back in 2003 when she was in year 12. At this time Karen initially started out here on work experience through school. Through her hard work & dedication she was then generously offered the opportunity to join the team full-time Veterinary Nursing. This then led Karen to complete a traineeship whilst working; in 2006 her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing was issued. Karen always knew she wanted to work with animals, so she never looked back!

In 2007 Karen had her first baby, Ella, returning to work on a casual basis seven months later. In 2012 Karen fell pregnant with her second baby, Alex, deciding then to take a break from nursing to take care of her children as a full-time.

In August 2020 Karen decided she’d love to get back into nursing and so returned to us!! She is really enjoying the positive changes, everyday challenges, rewards of Veterinary Nursing again, and working alongside her awesome new team members!

Karen is a local girl enjoying life on a farm with her partner Josh and their children. She enjoys the sunshine, exploring the outdoors, camping, road tripping, cooking, reading, educating herself, listening to music, and generally keeping active and healthy.

Karen doesn’t currently have any pets though knows that one day another doggy will join her family.

Bri Hume

Veterinary Nurse

Hi! My names Bri and I’m the newest addition to the Greenfields Vet team. I moved over from Queensland in 2021 to complete my Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing. Whilst I’m still a young nurse, I bring with me plenty of experience in the Veterinary industry and have been working in vet clinics for the past 6 years! I have a special interest in canine behavior and I’m very excited to continue furthering my career with animals. In addition, I’m also an experienced Dog Trainer and currently run the Puppy Pre-School at our sister clinic Falcon Vet. I love all animals but have a very special place in my heart for big dogs!
Angela Stevenson

Practice Manager

I started my journey at the clinic’s in 1996 as a trainee vet nurse, now as practice manager. It’s very satisfying to have a job that I genuinely love and enjoy. I get to work with a great team of vets and nurses. I’m dedicated to supporting our team to deliver outstanding services to clients and their pets.

You will often see me hanging out in the waiting room stealing cuddles and giving out treats to our patients.

I have a dog, cat, guinea pig and 2 children to keep me busy outside of work.