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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Dr Carolyn Colborne
Veterinarian (B.Comm (Liberal Studies) B.VSc (Hons 1))
Carolyn has recently joined the Green Point Veterinary Hospital team after relocating to the Central Coast from Sydney. Carolyn graduated from the University of Sydney in 2015 and spent the first five years of her career working at a large, busy practice in Sydney's south. After taking some time off to add some (non-fur) babies to her family, she worked as a locum veterinarianat clinics all over Sydney.
Since moving to the the beautiful Central Coast with her young family, Carolyn has been splitting her time between Green Point Vet and work at an emergency veterinary hospital.
Carolyn has a special interest in internal medicine, and in particular feline medicine. She enjoys the variability of general practice work and looks forward to meeting your furry friends and helping them live their best lives.
Dr Carolyn Colborne
Veterinarian
Carolyn has recently joined the Green Point Veterinary Hospital team after relocating to the Central Coast from Sydney. Carolyn graduated from the University of Sydney in 2015 and spent the first five years of her career working at a large, busy practice in Sydney's south. After taking some time off to add some (non-fur) babies to her family, she worked as a locum veterinarianat clinics all over Sydney.
Since moving to the the beautiful Central Coast with her young family, Carolyn has been splitting her time between Green Point Vet and work at an emergency veterinary hospital.
Carolyn has a special interest in internal medicine, and in particular feline medicine. She enjoys the variability of general practice work and looks forward to meeting your furry friends and helping them live their best lives.
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Vanathy C Nathan
Veterinarian (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
Dr Vanathy recently moved up to the Coast from Sydney and is a new addition to the team. She is passionate about all sighthounds with a special place for rescue greyhounds. She currently lives with her very friendly greyhound x wolfhound, Hunter, and has recently taken in a 12-year-old brindle greyhound, Sasha, as a long-term foster. Hunter often accompanies his mum to work, so feel free to ask for a cuddle! Dr Vanathy also has two lovely cats who play a major part in training new greyhounds that enter the home. Dr Vanathy has a keen interest in dental health and nutrition as well as surgery.
Vanathy C Nathan
Veterinarian
Dr Vanathy recently moved up to the Coast from Sydney and is a new addition to the team. She is passionate about all sighthounds with a special place for rescue greyhounds. She currently lives with her very friendly greyhound x wolfhound, Hunter, and has recently taken in a 12-year-old brindle greyhound, Sasha, as a long-term foster. Hunter often accompanies his mum to work, so feel free to ask for a cuddle! Dr Vanathy also has two lovely cats who play a major part in training new greyhounds that enter the home. Dr Vanathy has a keen interest in dental health and nutrition as well as surgery.
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Leigh Davies
Senior Vet Nurse (Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing)
Leigh began her veterinary career at Green Point Vet a number of years ago. First starting out as a kennel hand before undertaking training to become a qualified veterinary nurse. After a brief period of time living in Katherine in the Northern Territory, we are beyond delighted she has returned to the Coast and Green Point Vet as her skills and knowledge have helped many a new veterinary graduate and many veterinary nurses in training.
Leigh has exceptional animal handling and surgical nursing skills but now finds increased enjoyment and work satisfaction in undertaking reception, building and developing relationships with our clients and their fur family members and assisting with practice management.
Outside of work, Leigh is very busy at home with three beautiful young daughters, who are the proud owners of two rabbits named Lolly and Seashell Mermaid. And she enjoys playing Oztag.
Leigh Davies
Senior Vet Nurse
Leigh began her veterinary career at Green Point Vet a number of years ago. First starting out as a kennel hand before undertaking training to become a qualified veterinary nurse. After a brief period of time living in Katherine in the Northern Territory, we are beyond delighted she has returned to the Coast and Green Point Vet as her skills and knowledge have helped many a new veterinary graduate and many veterinary nurses in training.
Leigh has exceptional animal handling and surgical nursing skills but now finds increased enjoyment and work satisfaction in undertaking reception, building and developing relationships with our clients and their fur family members and assisting with practice management.
Outside of work, Leigh is very busy at home with three beautiful young daughters, who are the proud owners of two rabbits named Lolly and Seashell Mermaid. And she enjoys playing Oztag.
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Brianna Woolsey
Veterinary Nurse (Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing)
Brie is a local certified veterinary nurse. She has experience working in a number of small animal practices and completed her Certificat IV qualifications in August 2023.
Her favourite parts of nursing are meeting and greeting the clients, patients and the community. She strives to ensure a collaborative approach to patient care in the animal industry and recognises that importance of fostering a relationship between vet practice and pet owners. Brie loves taking care of patients of all sizes and trying to reduce patient stress during veterinary visits. Brie is Fear Free certified and has a passion for stress free, anxiety reduced pet care.
In her spare time, Brie enjoys wrangling her toddler and keeping him out of mischief, is an avid Rabbitoh's tragic and loves creating crochet projects.
Brianna Woolsey
Veterinary Nurse
Brie is a local certified veterinary nurse. She has experience working in a number of small animal practices and completed her Certificat IV qualifications in August 2023.
Her favourite parts of nursing are meeting and greeting the clients, patients and the community. She strives to ensure a collaborative approach to patient care in the animal industry and recognises that importance of fostering a relationship between vet practice and pet owners. Brie loves taking care of patients of all sizes and trying to reduce patient stress during veterinary visits. Brie is Fear Free certified and has a passion for stress free, anxiety reduced pet care.
In her spare time, Brie enjoys wrangling her toddler and keeping him out of mischief, is an avid Rabbitoh's tragic and loves creating crochet projects.
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Ruby Swanston
Veterinary Nurse (Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing)
Started at Green Point in February 2022
My passion is small animal surgery and anaesthetics. I’m newer to the industry but can’t wait to expand my skill set. i love providing the highest level of care and loving every patient like they’re my own. There is no better feeling than doing the absolute most for each patient
In my spare time I enjoy spending time at the beach, freediving or playing with my dogs - Mars, a red Cattle dog and Maxi, a Jack Russell terrier
Ruby Swanston
Veterinary Nurse
Started at Green Point in February 2022
My passion is small animal surgery and anaesthetics. I’m newer to the industry but can’t wait to expand my skill set. i love providing the highest level of care and loving every patient like they’re my own. There is no better feeling than doing the absolute most for each patient
In my spare time I enjoy spending time at the beach, freediving or playing with my dogs - Mars, a red Cattle dog and Maxi, a Jack Russell terrier
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Emily McPhan
Veterinary Nurse (BNatSc (Animal Science) & Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing)
Meet Emily!
After achieving her degree in Animal Sciences in 2017 and attaining her certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, Emily has experience in many fields of the animal industry. Currently, she enjoys working as a veterinary nurse on the Central Coast with her passions being surgical nursing and a developing interest in physical therapy and rehabilitation in canines.
Emily joined our team in April 2026 and hasn't looked back. She enjoys being across all our cases, from complicated hospital stays to new client puppy cuddles and post-surgery rechecks. Emily provides plenty of love and TLC, not to mention extra treats for your furry friends while you're apart.
When she's not at work, Emily is a full-time mum to her beautiful Golden Retriever Zoe and 1-year-old son Charles - you may see them down at Terrigal beach enjoying the surf from time to time, so don't be afraid to stop and say hello.
Emily McPhan
Veterinary Nurse
Meet Emily!
After achieving her degree in Animal Sciences in 2017 and attaining her certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, Emily has experience in many fields of the animal industry. Currently, she enjoys working as a veterinary nurse on the Central Coast with her passions being surgical nursing and a developing interest in physical therapy and rehabilitation in canines.
Emily joined our team in April 2026 and hasn't looked back. She enjoys being across all our cases, from complicated hospital stays to new client puppy cuddles and post-surgery rechecks. Emily provides plenty of love and TLC, not to mention extra treats for your furry friends while you're apart.
When she's not at work, Emily is a full-time mum to her beautiful Golden Retriever Zoe and 1-year-old son Charles - you may see them down at Terrigal beach enjoying the surf from time to time, so don't be afraid to stop and say hello.
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Stephanie Matthews
Veterinary Nurse (Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing)
Steph is a qualified nurse with her certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. With 11 years of experience in the animal care industry, one of her favourite areas is small animal surgery and anaesthesia, and the challenges which can arise or be associated with this area. Due to her knowledge and skills, Steph will often help other team members and younger nurses by sharing her experience, skills and knowledge in this area. You will often find her, with a recovering patient in her arms, giving supportive cuddles after they wake from anaesthesia.
Outside of work, Steph likes to try new restaurants with friends. She also spends a lot of time walking around the beach areas of the coast with her beautiful Kelpie, Libby.
Stephanie Matthews
Veterinary Nurse
Steph is a qualified nurse with her certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. With 11 years of experience in the animal care industry, one of her favourite areas is small animal surgery and anaesthesia, and the challenges which can arise or be associated with this area. Due to her knowledge and skills, Steph will often help other team members and younger nurses by sharing her experience, skills and knowledge in this area. You will often find her, with a recovering patient in her arms, giving supportive cuddles after they wake from anaesthesia.
Outside of work, Steph likes to try new restaurants with friends. She also spends a lot of time walking around the beach areas of the coast with her beautiful Kelpie, Libby.
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Kelly O'Brien
Receptionist
Kelly is our enthusiastic and dedicated veterinary receptionist. She has worked within the animal industry for over 15 years in a range of roles. This has included caring for animals as an attendant and supervisor at doggy daycare and as a kennel hand and supervisor at a busy kennel and at Greyhounds as Pets. Kelly is therefore our second staff member to have a soft spot for Greyhounds.
Kelly is the first face to greet you and your pet when you enter our hospital and takes pride in giving you the best experience. Kelly loves to get to know all of the families that visit, make people laugh, and provide additional care and support in the more difficult and harder moments of owning and caring for a fur family member. She is full of animal care tips and tricks to help with your pet and is always keen to answer any questions you may have about your pet.
When she is not at work Kelly enjoys spending time with her daughter doing creative activities, she also enjoys spending time with her dogs, cat and guinea pig and eating garlic bread.
Kelly O'Brien
Receptionist
Kelly is our enthusiastic and dedicated veterinary receptionist. She has worked within the animal industry for over 15 years in a range of roles. This has included caring for animals as an attendant and supervisor at doggy daycare and as a kennel hand and supervisor at a busy kennel and at Greyhounds as Pets. Kelly is therefore our second staff member to have a soft spot for Greyhounds.
Kelly is the first face to greet you and your pet when you enter our hospital and takes pride in giving you the best experience. Kelly loves to get to know all of the families that visit, make people laugh, and provide additional care and support in the more difficult and harder moments of owning and caring for a fur family member. She is full of animal care tips and tricks to help with your pet and is always keen to answer any questions you may have about your pet.
When she is not at work Kelly enjoys spending time with her daughter doing creative activities, she also enjoys spending time with her dogs, cat and guinea pig and eating garlic bread.
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Paddy
Practice Owner/Manager
Paddy
Practice Owner/Manager
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