Veterinary nurses

Lisa qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2005 and joined Ruddington Vets in 2009. She is a key member of the management team and also oversees the training of new vet nurses and receptionists. Her professional interests are varied and she enjoys all aspects of her job but is especially focused on in-patient care. Outside of work she is kept busy by her horse, Rusty, and is an experienced eventer. She also has a Cockerpoo named Merlot and is a keen Leicester Tigers supporter.

Elizabeth qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2010 and trained at Ruddington Vets before spending some time as Head Nurse in another Nottingham practice. She has recently returned to Ruddington following the birth of her daughter and enjoys spending time with her family, holidays and keeping fit.

Rhiannon started working for the practice as a volunteer when she was just fifteen years old and has occupied various positions, culminating in her qualification as a veterinary nurse in 2017. She is interested in many areas of vet nursing including behavioural medicine. In her spare time, she enjoys ballroom and ballet dancing as well as walking and camping with her husband and their Sprocker, Hurley.

Laura joined the team at Ruddington Vets in February of 2020. She studied Bioveterinary Science at university and went on to work in various other practices as a veterinary care assistant before qualifying as a veterinary nurse in 2018. She particularly enjoys anaesthetics and caring for inpatients. She’s happy to be called a crazy cat lady and has two demanding kitties at home. Laura is currently studying to become a cat advocate in practice to help to make visits to the practice a less daunting experience for our feline friends

Hannah joined Ruddington Vets in 2017 and has a degree in Zoology with a particular interest in aquatics and evolution. She is a self-confessed ‘cat lady’ and is also very artistic with interests in films, walking and collecting fossils.