NURSES

Our Nurses

Clyde Vet Group Equine Hospital is a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Equine Nurse training Centre.

Fiona Main RVN REVN MBVNA qualified in 1998 as a veterinary nurse initially working in Inverness as a small animal nurse before moving in 2001 to Newmarket to work at Rossdale and Partners Equine Hospital where she trained in all aspects of equine nursing.  Her special interests include theatre nursing, intensive care and foal medicine where she was lucky enough to work in the Dr Peter Rossdale intensive care foal unit. Fiona spent most of her chidhood in Lanarkshire and in 2005 returned to Lanark as Equine head nurse for newly formed Clyde Vet Group. Fiona's role has since grown and she now has a team of three other equine nurses. Fiona has become well known across the Scottish equine fraternity and often provides nursing advice to other nurses, vets and horse owners.

Stacey Duncan joined the equine division in 2006 and works as an equine nursing assistant.  Stacey is involved in all aspects of the equine clinic from looking after the horse inpatients to assisting in the operating theatre. Stacey has her own horse and regularly competes at local shows.

Kirsty Allison RVN MBVNA graduated as a nurse in 2010 from Barony College obtaining RCVS level 2 and level 3 in Veterinary Nursing. Kirsty has a great interest in horses and competes on her own horse, she also enjoys keeping fit and is a member of the Young Farmers Club.

Gemma Murphy joined the Equine Nurse team in 2010 having completed an HNC in Equine Management. She has always had an interest in the care and welfare side of the equine world. Gemma has just completed the first year of her equine nurse training at Myercough College.