Dr Cameron Wilson

Lead Veterinarian 

Cam joined the team in 2017, having just moved back to Melbourne after working in the UK. He then spent a few years working at our sister clinic Hawthorn East Vets, before coming back to Alphington & Fairfield as the Lead Veterinarian. Cam dosn’t have pets of his own at the moment so loves to shower his furry patients with pats and cuddles. Cam has a great interest in medical cases and diagnostics, particularly in dogs and cats suffering from gastrointestinal issues. He is also passionate about pet weight management and the impact of carrying a few extra pounds can have on your pet’s health. While not at work Cam revels outdoors hiking, canyoning, and skiing, or catching up with friends for some unusual board games and beers. 

Dr Stacy Tay

Veterinarian 

Stacy joined our team in 2020 and comes with a wealth of experience over the last 9 years having worked across Melbourne in a number of clinics, including large animal shelter hospitals.  Stacy has a special interest in all things cat related and is currently completing a two year post graduate course through the University of Sydney in Feline Medicine. She has achieved her Fear Free accreditation so all of her patients enjoy a stress-free visit. 

Dr Tina Knight

Veterinarian 

Tina loves dogs and cats but has always had a special interest in those animals feathered, scaly and the other small furries. She has spent the last 15 years working in small animal practice in North Queensland, Sydney and over 10 years at the University of Melbourne. Tina has been lucky enough to get to play with and treat a diverse array of animals from cockatoos and chickens to rabbits, seals, snakes, turtles, and even a crocodile. She is a member of the Australian College of Veterinary Surgeons in small animal medicine and has completed further studies in avian medicine and has achieved her Fear Free certification. She  She spends her time away from work wrangling 2 small children, a lovely elderly mastiff cross and a crazy eclectus parrot.

Dr Holly Lambert

Veterinarian 

Holly grew up on a farm in the Macedon Ranges where her love for animals began. She pursued veterinary science and graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2018. Holly loves the diversity in the veterinary industry and has worked with small animals, horses and in a rural mixed practice. Holly is passionate about animal welfare, she has worked in shelter medicine and currently sits on an Animal Ethics Committee. When she isn’t working, Holly loves long distance running and can be seen hitting up the local tracks and trails with her fun loving kelpie, Clyde.

Rachel 

Lead Veterinary Nurse – AVNAT Registered

Kellie

Veterinary Nurse – AVNAT Registered

Beth

Veterinary Nurse

Alexia

Trainee Veterinary Nurse

Mel

Receptionist

Laura 

Receptionist

Dr Mark Matthews

Practice Principal/Veterinarian 

Mark has 25 years experience in veterinary practice, initially in New Zealand (or New Ziland as he pronounces it!) followed by a number of years in a busy practice in London. 

Kelley

People, Culture, & Customer Care Manager

Kelley started her career in the veterinary industry way back in 1995. First working as a veterinary nurse for 17 years before diversifying into client services and then HR.

Kelley joined the team in 2021 as People, Culture & Customer Care Manager and loves nothing more than making sure our staff and clients are happy. In her spare time, Kelley can be found relaxing with her family at their cabin on the lake, or surrounded by her menagerie of feathered & fur babies.

Sarah

Business Operations Manager

Sarah has a background in project management and operations, before managing a multi site vet clinic in Canada. Since returning to Australia Sarah was working as a qualified veterinary nurse in an animal emergency setting before joining the team in 2022.

Sarah loves making sure everything runs smoothly for our fantastic clinics so they can provide the best care for your pet. Outside of work you would find her hanging out with friends and family, cuddling with her cat Chip, or trying to tire out her puppy Tandy.