Brian Faulkner
BSc (VetPath) Hons, BVM&S, MRCVS, Cert GP(BS) MBA
Veterinary Surgeon & Clinical Director

I grew up on a farm in Ireland and have loved working with animals for as long as I can remember. After graduating from Edinburgh Vet School, I worked for five years in a mixed practice in Leicestershire, then worked in fifteen practices as a locum, to broaden my experience, before deciding to settle in Suffolk. Since opening the practice we have had a daughter, Freya, and a son, Seth.

I look forward to getting to know you and your pets.

Yasmin Morowa
Receptionist and Registered Veterinary Nurse

I am half-Mauritian, grew up in Suffolk and completed a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science at University of East Anglia in June 2002. I joined the Melton practice as a trainee veterinary nurse in July 2004 and qualified in December 2007. I have a whippet called Tealeaf, a rabbit known as Hungry Hippo, a hare called Pocket and two cats called Girlcat and Boycat!!.   I have completed courses in pet psychology.

Sarah Marsh
Student Veterinary Nurse

I have lived and studied in the Woodbridge area my whole life and joined the practice in September 2006.
I have three rabbits called Charlie, Leo, Wonky. I am a dedicated supporter of the Ipswich Witches Speedway team and in my spare time I enjoy reading, especially historical novels. I started my Veterinary Nurse qualifications at college in September 2007.

Sharon Newsome
Registered Veterinary Nurse and Trainee NVQ Assessor

I grew up in Bradford and worked as a VN in Batley.
I moved to the Woodbridge area with my husband Adam in October 2008.   We quickly acquired a rescue dog, Reorg and have two cats called Stew and Dumpling.   I started my training to become an NVQ Assessor in November 2008, which will allow me to mentor our student veterinary nurses.

Georgia Faulkner
Practice Administrator

When Brian first opened the practice I was still working in management consultancy based in London. After the arrival of our daughter, Freya, I began to work part-time at the practice, taking on some of the management roles.