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Student Committee
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Ben, September President
Hi, I'm Ben. I am really looking forward to taking on the role of September president - this is my 3rd year on VIC and I am excited to work with a new committee to continue the great work that VIC does in the community, both at clinics and through outreach. I also want to encourage more students to attend their first VIC clinics.
Hi, I'm Ben. I am really looking forward to taking on the role of September president - this is my 3rd year on VIC and I am excited to work with a new committee to continue the great work that VIC does in the community, both at clinics and through outreach. I also want to encourage more students to attend their first VIC clinics.
Alice, April President
Hi everyone, I'm Alice, an April 4th year. This year I am looking forward to keeping VIC running smoothly over the summer and supporting all our committee and members!
Fiona, Vice President
Hi, I'm Fi, heading into my 4th year of vet school. I joined committee this past year and have loved collaborating to help provide VIC's vital service. I am so passionate about the contextualised care VIC offers to clients and the opportunities it provides students with to develop as growing vets! We have loads of fab new committee members this year and I'm really excited to be moving into the role of VP, hopefully further improving the service we can already be so proud of.
Hi, I'm Fi, heading into my 4th year of vet school. I joined committee this past year and have loved collaborating to help provide VIC's vital service. I am so passionate about the contextualised care VIC offers to clients and the opportunities it provides students with to develop as growing vets! We have loads of fab new committee members this year and I'm really excited to be moving into the role of VP, hopefully further improving the service we can already be so proud of.
Sophie, Secretary
Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm in my first year of vet school and this year I'm taking on the role of VIC secretary. I am really looking forward to gaining some more clinical knowledge as well as meeting and working alongside other VIC committee members!
Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm in my first year of vet school and this year I'm taking on the role of VIC secretary. I am really looking forward to gaining some more clinical knowledge as well as meeting and working alongside other VIC committee members!
Beth, Treasurer
Hi, I'm Beth, 3rd year September student and I'm going to be VIC treasurer this year. I'm looking forward to working with the committee this year to continue offering our amazing services!
Hi, I'm Beth, 3rd year September student and I'm going to be VIC treasurer this year. I'm looking forward to working with the committee this year to continue offering our amazing services!
Susan, Partner Services Officer
Hi, I’m Susan, I'm a September first year and this year's Partner Services Officer. I'm really looking forward to meeting students in other years and cohorts and getting hands -on experience at clinics.
Meg, Publicity Officer
Hi, I’m Meg and I'm the new Publicity Officer! I am currently a second year vet student. I am super excited to be more involved in VIC and continue the amazing work it has done to reach as many people in the Nottingham community as possible!
September Co-Fundraising Officer
Kitty
Hi I'm Kitty, I am currently a 2nd year vet student and I am one of the co-fundraising officers this year. I am most excited to work alongside Lucy and Anna to run fun events to raise money for VIC
September Co-Fundraising Officer
Anna
Hi, my name is Anna, I'm a first year vet student and I'm one of the September co-fundraisers. I'm looking forward to being part of the amazing work of VIC to continue in this role (but especially the bake sales and testing out all the brownies!)
September Co-Fundraising Officer
Lucy
Hi, I'm Lucy, and I'm one of the September co-fundraising officers this year. I'm so excited to carry on running all the much-loved fundraising events and come up with new ideas alongside Kitty and Anna!
Lucy
Hi, I'm Lucy, and I'm one of the September co-fundraising officers this year. I'm so excited to carry on running all the much-loved fundraising events and come up with new ideas alongside Kitty and Anna!
April Co-Fundraising Officer
Kate
Hi everybody, I'm Kate. I'm starting my third year this April and I'm one of the April co-fundraising officers this year! This year I'm looking forward to contributing to VIC by organising some great fundraisers and increasing the public profile of the charity!
Kate
Hi everybody, I'm Kate. I'm starting my third year this April and I'm one of the April co-fundraising officers this year! This year I'm looking forward to contributing to VIC by organising some great fundraisers and increasing the public profile of the charity!
April Co-Fundraising Officer
Emma
Hi, I'm Emma and I'm an April 4th year! I'm looking forward to attending more clinics, running fundraising events and having an excuse to do more baking!
April Co-Fundraising Officer
Sofie
Hi, I'm Sofie, I'm about to go into 4th year and I'm one of the April co-fundraising officers. I'm really looking forward to working with the other co-fundraising officers and the VIC team in organising exciting fundraisers throughout the year and getting loads of people involved!
September Outreach Officer
Regan
Hi, I'm Regan and I'm currently in prelim. I'm one of the September outreach officers this year and I'm really looking forward to getting to work with the other committee members and having the opportunity to help the Nottingham community!
Regan
Hi, I'm Regan and I'm currently in prelim. I'm one of the September outreach officers this year and I'm really looking forward to getting to work with the other committee members and having the opportunity to help the Nottingham community!
September Outreach Officer
Grace
Hey, I'm Grace, a first-year September student and I am one of this year's September outreach officers. I am really looking forward to getting started and to continue the great work that has been done over the past few years! It was so rewarding getting involved as a first-year and I am so excited to be on the committee!
Grace
Hey, I'm Grace, a first-year September student and I am one of this year's September outreach officers. I am really looking forward to getting started and to continue the great work that has been done over the past few years! It was so rewarding getting involved as a first-year and I am so excited to be on the committee!
Daisy, April Outreach Officer
I'm Daisy, I'm a year 4 April student and this year's April outreach officer. I am looking forward to doing more outreach walks over the summer months this year!
Lara, September Stock Manager
Hi, I'm Lara, I'm this year's September stock manager! I'm looking forward to getting to make a positive impact in the local community and increasing my clinical knowledge, especially on the drugs we dispense!
Rhuaridh, April Stock Manager
Hi I Rhuaridh, I'm a 3rd year April and this year's April stock keep. I really enjoyed attending clinics last year and seeing the vital work that VIC does for the community. I'm so excited to help to continue this work as part of the team and I look forward to seeing everyone at clinics. Outside of uni I enjoy long walks with my collie Buck and fostering cats - 70 so far!
Ariella, September Clinic Coordinator
Hi, I'm Ariella and I'm a September third year student taking on the role of September clinic coordinator! I'm so excited to help coordinate clinics this year and get everyone involved in the incredible work that VIC does!
Amelia, April Clinic Coordinator
Hey, I'm Amelia and I'm a second year April vet! I'm looking forward to new responsibilities and learning what it takes to keep VIC running the way it does! |
External Veterinary Referral Officer
Nicolette
Hi, my name is Nicolette and I will be a 4th year next year. I can't wait to be the external veterinary referral officer alongside Lilly-Ann, and work with the rest of the committee. I am really looking forward to being able to contribute to the amazing work that VIC does by offering referrals to clients.
Nicolette
Hi, my name is Nicolette and I will be a 4th year next year. I can't wait to be the external veterinary referral officer alongside Lilly-Ann, and work with the rest of the committee. I am really looking forward to being able to contribute to the amazing work that VIC does by offering referrals to clients.
External Veterinary Referral Officer
Lilly-Ann
Hi, I'm Lilly-Ann and I'm currently in 3rd year. I'm looking forward to being the external veterinary referrals officer next year alongside Nicolette! I've really enjoyed coming to clinics and I'm excited to get more involved this year and working with everyone on committee.
Lilly-Ann
Hi, I'm Lilly-Ann and I'm currently in 3rd year. I'm looking forward to being the external veterinary referrals officer next year alongside Nicolette! I've really enjoyed coming to clinics and I'm excited to get more involved this year and working with everyone on committee.
Katie, Donations Officer
Hi! I'm Katie, I'm a second year vet student and I'm excited to be taking on the role of donations officer! I am excited to be a part of the VIC team and can't wait to get involved this year!
Hi! I'm Katie, I'm a second year vet student and I'm excited to be taking on the role of donations officer! I am excited to be a part of the VIC team and can't wait to get involved this year!
Isla, EDI Officer
Hi , I'm Isla, I’m a 3rd year vet student and I'm really excited to take on the new role of EDI officer!
General Member
Anna
Hey! I'm Anna and I'm a 3rd year September vet student. After spending a year on committee as co-fundraising officer I'm excited to continue this year in a more general role and help out wherever I can.
Anna
Hey! I'm Anna and I'm a 3rd year September vet student. After spending a year on committee as co-fundraising officer I'm excited to continue this year in a more general role and help out wherever I can.
Qualified Staff
Kerry Williams
I joined the university in January 2019, having worked in small animal practice for 18 years. I particularly enjoy surgery, and charity medicine.
I am passionate about providing accessible, high quality veterinary care, and teaching students real life clinical skills - Vets in the Community combines these two things perfectly. I do seem to have habit of bringing rain to the clinics!
Outside of work I will usually be found cycling, gardening, or baking. I have a rescue dog & cat, and a guinea pig.
I joined the university in January 2019, having worked in small animal practice for 18 years. I particularly enjoy surgery, and charity medicine.
I am passionate about providing accessible, high quality veterinary care, and teaching students real life clinical skills - Vets in the Community combines these two things perfectly. I do seem to have habit of bringing rain to the clinics!
Outside of work I will usually be found cycling, gardening, or baking. I have a rescue dog & cat, and a guinea pig.
Phil Hammond
My name is Phil Hammond and I qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2004, I worked in private practice covering 1st opinion and referral work and some Out of hour's emergency work. I had a short stint work as a transport officer for the ambulance service with a view to do paramedic training but eventually came back to the animals.
In 2010 I took up a position as a technician at the University of Nottingham vet school where I realised I had a passion for teaching and have since worked up to a position of teaching associate in clinical skills.
I wanted to still be part of some clinical work and Vet in the community allows me to do that whilst passing on my wisdom to the new students.
My name is Phil Hammond and I qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2004, I worked in private practice covering 1st opinion and referral work and some Out of hour's emergency work. I had a short stint work as a transport officer for the ambulance service with a view to do paramedic training but eventually came back to the animals.
In 2010 I took up a position as a technician at the University of Nottingham vet school where I realised I had a passion for teaching and have since worked up to a position of teaching associate in clinical skills.
I wanted to still be part of some clinical work and Vet in the community allows me to do that whilst passing on my wisdom to the new students.
Lisa Morrow
I graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in Canada. I worked in mixed practice in the UK which included looking after the animals at 2 local rescue shelters. I also worked for Cats Protection for many years as Head of Veterinary Services and as a Field Veterinary Officer.
In 2018, I joined the team at Nottingham Vet School. I teach across all years of the course and help out with Vets in the Community as often as I can!!
Outside of work, I make lots of brownies and travel as much as I can. I am also Treasurer of the Shelter & Charity Veterinary Association.
I graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in Canada. I worked in mixed practice in the UK which included looking after the animals at 2 local rescue shelters. I also worked for Cats Protection for many years as Head of Veterinary Services and as a Field Veterinary Officer.
In 2018, I joined the team at Nottingham Vet School. I teach across all years of the course and help out with Vets in the Community as often as I can!!
Outside of work, I make lots of brownies and travel as much as I can. I am also Treasurer of the Shelter & Charity Veterinary Association.
Andrea Jones
Hello, I’m Andrea, I am a teaching associate at the vet school. My background is general practice.
I also have a research interest in education. Helping at Vets in the Community is a favourite part of my job. It is great to assist the students in providing a needed service and to meet the patients and clients.
Hello, I’m Andrea, I am a teaching associate at the vet school. My background is general practice.
I also have a research interest in education. Helping at Vets in the Community is a favourite part of my job. It is great to assist the students in providing a needed service and to meet the patients and clients.
Beth Lee
I’m Beth & I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. I worked in a few, busy first opinion practices before joining Nottingham Vet School in 2023 and started at ViC a month into my career here!
I predominantly teach on campus with the odd day in clinics with our final years here and there. I enjoy all elements of my role, but in particular, my interests are feline nursing, rabbits/guinea pigs and preventative medicine.
I love coming along to ViC, supporting our students and meeting our wonderful clients and their pets.
I’m Beth & I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. I worked in a few, busy first opinion practices before joining Nottingham Vet School in 2023 and started at ViC a month into my career here!
I predominantly teach on campus with the odd day in clinics with our final years here and there. I enjoy all elements of my role, but in particular, my interests are feline nursing, rabbits/guinea pigs and preventative medicine.
I love coming along to ViC, supporting our students and meeting our wonderful clients and their pets.
Chris Hawke
Hi my name is Chris. I was reminded recently I am the longest-serving person on the ViC team, and was involved in setting up ViC over a decade ago. My full time job is literally being on the streets assisting those in need – in my full-time job we deal with ViC clients and potential clients on a daily basis.
Working closely with the Vets, the student Committee especially the President and the student Outreach Officer I have the privilege of supporting with Outreach – in person on the streets.
I believe Outreach is a crucial part of ViC. I have confidence that students who partake in Outreach learn more, they develop a better understanding of the very harsh and cruel realities of life on the streets and why the work of everyone involved with ViC is so important in making a positive difference to those in need.
Hi my name is Chris. I was reminded recently I am the longest-serving person on the ViC team, and was involved in setting up ViC over a decade ago. My full time job is literally being on the streets assisting those in need – in my full-time job we deal with ViC clients and potential clients on a daily basis.
Working closely with the Vets, the student Committee especially the President and the student Outreach Officer I have the privilege of supporting with Outreach – in person on the streets.
I believe Outreach is a crucial part of ViC. I have confidence that students who partake in Outreach learn more, they develop a better understanding of the very harsh and cruel realities of life on the streets and why the work of everyone involved with ViC is so important in making a positive difference to those in need.
