OUR TEAM

Tim graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 1984. He worked in a small animal practice in London up until he moved to New Zealand in 1996 where he started his practice in Christchurch. Tim joined Railway Avenue Veterinary Hospital in 2009 and enjoys consulting with our clients and performing surgery. He has a special interest in orthopaedics and fracture fixation.

Outside of work, Tim is kept busy looking after his two boys and two very small dogs.

Stephanie graduated from Murdoch University in 2015, and initially worked in mixed animal practice. After joining the Railway Avenue Veterinary Hospital team in 2017, Stephanie left to pursue an interest in pig and poultry medicine, still making the occasional appearance at Railway Avenue on Saturdays. She has since returned to Railway Avenue Veterinary Hospital as our newest full time veterinarian, as she missed all aspects of General Practice work, and is looking forward to being a part of the team for many more years to come. At home, Stephanie has a cat, Ollie, and two dogs, Maxi and Gemma. She is also a master quilter & baker, both exceptional talents of which all of us here at Railway Avenue have been lucky enough to experience!

Amanda graduated from Murdoch University in 1999 and initially worked in mixed animal practice before deciding to focus purely on companion animals. She has worked at Railway Avenue Veterinary Hospital since 2007, intermittently taking time away for family commitments. Amanda has a special interest in reconstructive and soft tissue surgery, and the management of chronic disease processes. Amanda now enjoys part-time work in between looking after three children and is heavily involved in musical performance and teaching, including playing cello with the Australian Veterinary Orchestra.

Mason graduated from Murdoch University in 2016. He spent two years gaining invaluable experience in a busy 24 hour small animal hospital in Perth after graduation. Mason joined the team at Railway Avenue Veterinary Hospital in January 2019 and brings enthusiasm as well as a caring and compassionate personality. He has a keen interest in both medicine and surgery. In his spare time, Mason enjoys hiking, camping, golf and woodwork. He and his wife share their home with their cat, Smiley, and dog, Abe (pictured).