Dr. Scot Plummer BVSc(Hons)
graduated in November 1994 and has owned the Clayton
Veterinary Hospital since July 1997. He has three dogs
(two blue heelers — Blue and Mack, and a Pomeranian
— Mr Groovy), three cats (two domestics —
Cazbar and Ginger Kitten, and one Tonkinese —
Jasmine), a cockatiel (Louie) and two human terrors
— a daughter, Stephanie, born April 2002, and
a son — Jacob, born May 2000.
Dr. Georgina Lawlor BVSc(Hons)
graduated in Nov 1997 and has been with the Clayton
Veterinary Hospital since Feb 2004. She has one dog
— a Labrador called Cadbury, and two cats —
a domestic called Sooty, and a Birman called Moxley
(who was a rescue after being adopted from a client).
Georgina has worked in a range of practices both overseas
and in Australia, so comes to us with a broad wealth
of experience.
Mrs Maria Plummer is our Practice
Manager, also our part-time nurse. Her main responsibility
is keeping the hospital running smoothly and shipshape,
paying accounts, collecting payments and paying our
wages. She is also the other half of the party responsible
for the two human terrors — Jacob and Stephanie.
Miss Renee Dudley VN is our most
senior nurse. Renee has been with us since Jun 1999.
She has one dog — a Golden Retriever called Charlie
and one cat — a domestic called Cassie. Renee
is responsible for keeping things shipshape at work,
including product ordering and reminders — in
addition to her normal nursing duties.
Miss Sarah Drake VN has been
with us since Aug 2001. She has one dog, one cat and
one bird. Sarah can often be spotted in and around Clayton
and surrounding suburbs indulging her passion of bike
riding.
Miss Lisa Gatfield has been working
as a vet nurse for some years now but has only recently
joined us here at the Clayton Veterinary Hospital (April
2004).
Miss Loraine Smith is our groomer.
Loraine has been with us since Jan 2000. She brings
with her a wealth of experience from over 30 years grooming.
Please see the grooming page for more information on
Loraine and the grooming services we offer.
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