Sarah Stewart
Veterinarian (BPsych (Hons) BVSc)
Sarah’s first job on the Central Coast was at Green Point Veterinary Hospital. After two years at the hospital, she left to work at several other hospitals in the pursuit of advancing her knowledge and skills.
Over recent months, Sarah has returned to Green Point Veterinary Hospital, while working as a locum, and has had the pleasure of seeing many of her favourite former patients and clients.
Sarah’s aims for Green Point Veterinary Hospital are:
- Creating and maintaining a respectful environment for clients, patients and staff,
- Ensuring that Green Point Vet Hospital delivers best practice medicine, and
- Building a team environment where staff are happy to come to work.
There is no denying that Vet Science is demanding and challenging work. However, it is also rewarding, even in the sadder moments when we can bring comfort to pets and their owners.
Unfortunately, there is a significant shortage of vets at the moment. So we hope you will bear with us as we face staffing challenges. We will do everything in our power to make your visit to Green Point Vet Hospital as pleasant as possible.
We have a dedicated team of vet nurses, ranging from experienced to trainee. We hope that you will join with us in helping to support them as they work to assist everyone who comes to the hospital.
Sarah Stewart
Veterinarian
Sarah’s first job on the Central Coast was at Green Point Veterinary Hospital. After two years at the hospital, she left to work at several other hospitals in the pursuit of advancing her knowledge and skills.
Over recent months, Sarah has returned to Green Point Veterinary Hospital, while working as a locum, and has had the pleasure of seeing many of her favourite former patients and clients.
Sarah’s aims for Green Point Veterinary Hospital are:
- Creating and maintaining a respectful environment for clients, patients and staff,
- Ensuring that Green Point Vet Hospital delivers best practice medicine, and
- Building a team environment where staff are happy to come to work.
There is no denying that Vet Science is demanding and challenging work. However, it is also rewarding, even in the sadder moments when we can bring comfort to pets and their owners.
Unfortunately, there is a significant shortage of vets at the moment. So we hope you will bear with us as we face staffing challenges. We will do everything in our power to make your visit to Green Point Vet Hospital as pleasant as possible.
We have a dedicated team of vet nurses, ranging from experienced to trainee. We hope that you will join with us in helping to support them as they work to assist everyone who comes to the hospital.
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Olivia Williams
Veterinarian (BSc BVSc)
Olivia joined us in April 2023 after moving to the Central Coast to be closer to family. Prior to her commencement, she was working in mixed animal practice on the mid-North Coast.
Olivia grew up in Sydney and completed a Bachelor of Science at Sydney University before crossing the ditch to New Zealand to study Veterinary Medicine at Massey University.
Olivia enjoys all aspects of veterinary practice but has a special interest in small animal soft tissue surgery. When Olivia’s not working she is often travelling to Sydney visiting friends and family or exploring the Central Coast with her partner Louis and 2 dogs, Juno the Australian Shepherd and Darwin the Golden Retriever.
Olivia Williams
Veterinarian
Olivia joined us in April 2023 after moving to the Central Coast to be closer to family. Prior to her commencement, she was working in mixed animal practice on the mid-North Coast.
Olivia grew up in Sydney and completed a Bachelor of Science at Sydney University before crossing the ditch to New Zealand to study Veterinary Medicine at Massey University.
Olivia enjoys all aspects of veterinary practice but has a special interest in small animal soft tissue surgery. When Olivia’s not working she is often travelling to Sydney visiting friends and family or exploring the Central Coast with her partner Louis and 2 dogs, Juno the Australian Shepherd and Darwin the Golden Retriever.
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Leah Uzelac
Senior Vet Nurse (Certificate 4)
Leah's passion for animals began at an early age. She found her love for the industry while performing school work experience at her local vet when she was 16, and then continued doing voluntary work every Saturday.
Twelve months later, Leah started working as a Veterinary Nurse in a veterinary hospital on the northern end of the Coast, where she worked for 22 years, before joining Green Point Veterinary Hospital in July 2020. Leah loves all aspects of her job and will often be found at reception making all our furry visitors and their parents feel welcome. Leah is an asset in our team.
In her spare time, Leah enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing soccer and going to the gym.
Leah has a beautiful 4 year old Border Collie named Indy.
Leah Uzelac
Senior Vet Nurse
Leah's passion for animals began at an early age. She found her love for the industry while performing school work experience at her local vet when she was 16, and then continued doing voluntary work every Saturday.
Twelve months later, Leah started working as a Veterinary Nurse in a veterinary hospital on the northern end of the Coast, where she worked for 22 years, before joining Green Point Veterinary Hospital in July 2020. Leah loves all aspects of her job and will often be found at reception making all our furry visitors and their parents feel welcome. Leah is an asset in our team.
In her spare time, Leah enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing soccer and going to the gym.
Leah has a beautiful 4 year old Border Collie named Indy.
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Leigh Martin
Veterinary Nurse (Veterinary Nursing Certificate 4)
Leigh has been a vet nurse in our practice for over 18 years. She worked her way up from being kennel girl to being indispensable.
Leigh has exceptional animal handling skills and is a very hard-working and efficient nurse.
Currently, Leigh is not living on the Central Coast. However, we do hope that when she returns to the Coast she will come back to Green Point Veterinary Hospital and rejoin our team.
Leigh Martin
Veterinary Nurse
Leigh has been a vet nurse in our practice for over 18 years. She worked her way up from being kennel girl to being indispensable.
Leigh has exceptional animal handling skills and is a very hard-working and efficient nurse.
Currently, Leigh is not living on the Central Coast. However, we do hope that when she returns to the Coast she will come back to Green Point Veterinary Hospital and rejoin our team.
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Ruby Swanston
Trainee Veterinary Nurse
Ruby is studying vet nursing at TAFE. In addition to being keen and passionate about her job, Ruby is also a willing worker and team player.
Ruby has two dogs which she loves dearly; Mars, a red cattle dog and Maxi, a Jack Russell.
When not at work, Ruby enjoys snorkelling, free diving and the ocean, and travelling in her van.
We look forward to a long and happy work association with Ruby.
Ruby Swanston
Trainee Veterinary Nurse
Ruby is studying vet nursing at TAFE. In addition to being keen and passionate about her job, Ruby is also a willing worker and team player.
Ruby has two dogs which she loves dearly; Mars, a red cattle dog and Maxi, a Jack Russell.
When not at work, Ruby enjoys snorkelling, free diving and the ocean, and travelling in her van.
We look forward to a long and happy work association with Ruby.
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