Ebony Kellett

Veterinary Nurse

Ebony completed her Veterinary Nursing Certificate IV at Box Hill institute in 2018 and joined Greencross Vets Kilsyth in 2021.
She is a pet parent to a cat called Crumpet who very much spoilt to bits. Outside of the clinic, Ebony also has her own photography business which she spends most of her spare time working on. When Ebony has a spare moment you will probably found at the beach or at home enjoying life Crumpet and her family.

Sharron Wallace

Veterinary Nurse

Sharron brings with her over three decades of experience as a veterinary nurse working in both emergency and general practice. She remembers wanting to work with animals since she could walk towards them to hug them. This was because she grew up on a dairy farm which meant she was often surrounded by a menagerie of pets.
At home, she has her own fur family, a wonderful staffy called Stanley, and two very laid back pussy cats, that lord it all over “their” dog.
When she is not in the clinic, she adores bushwalking and hiking, finding giant trees in the forests, and surveying for endangered fauna, wake surfing in the Summer, and camping in winter.

Charlotte Matlin

Veterinary Nurse

Charlotte Joined the Kilsyth team in early 2020 after completing her Certificates I, II and III in Vet Nursing.
She has done volunteering at different shelters and also placement at Greencross Vets Ferntree Gully.
When not at the clinic, Charlotte can be found studying to complete her Certificate IV.
In her spare time Charlotte enjoys video games, going to the movies, and spending time at home with her family and three cats, Spike, Meika and Ghost.

Dr. Candice Kriegler

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Candice graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2018. She spent her first year in a mixed practice in Maffra, where she focused on her surgical skills and enjoyed the variety of rural practice. In 2019, she decided to move back to Melbourne to be closer to friends and family, working in between two busy practices in Ferntree Gully and Kilsyth, currently she is based at Kilsyth.
At home, she is a pet parent to two cats and two French bulldogs, she loves reading and crafting and is particularly interested the surgical side of being a Veterinarian.

Kerri Rodway

Veterinary Nurse

Kerri completed her Vet Nursing studies through Box Hill Institute in 2018 after joining the Greencross Kilsyth team in 2017. Kerri has over a decade worth of experience in administration and customer service within the Zoo Industry, having worked at Healesville Sanctuary’s Discovery & Learning department. She also spent a decade in human health care, before deciding it was time to pursue a life-long dream of becoming a veterinary Nurse.
Away from work Kerri is a pet parent to Cole, her eight year old Australian Kelpie X Whippet who she adopted from Geelong Animal Welfare Society in 2016. Kerri and Cole enjoy road trips, camping and having fun in the garden
Kerri is passionate about helping people and animals, and has a love of Australian Native fauna and flora.

Casey Mercer

Casey completed her Diploma in Events Management in 2014, however decided that working with animals would really be her dream career.  She started studying Certificate IV in Veterinary nursing in 2015 and completed her studies in March 2018.  Casey has been part of the Greencross Kilsyth team for two years and is enjoying meeting friendly patients and clients.  At home Casey has two dogs – Tobi and Kai, two cats – Mia and Debra and nny called Poppy.  Outside of work, Casey is spending lots of time with her family and friends and taking her pups out on day trips.

Dr. Georgia Hocking

Veterinary Associate

Georgia returned back to Kilsyth in 2020 after she spent some time practices in the United Kingdom. Her professional interests are in medicine, imaging and clinical pathology.
At home, she can often be found wrangling her naughty Groodle pup Oslo.

Dr Diana Skues

Diana spent her student days at the University Of Melbourne. After graduating she worked locally for 1 year before working in mixed practice in New Zealand and England for several years. She joined the Greencross Vets Kilsyth (formally Kilsyth Vet Clinic) approximately 25 years ago with 4 young children, horses. Dogs, cats, cockatiels, silver quail and a very understanding husband. She is now working part time at the clinic enjoying new challenges within the practice and tries to balance work with leisure activities and family including 3 grandchildren. Dina is very passionate about her work and has a particular affinity for Rhodesian Ridgebacks and black and white cats.

Dr Kathryn Willis

Kathryn graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1997 and worked in a variety of small animal clinics before joining the Kilsyth team as a part-time veterinarian in 2009. She has one fur-kid, a kelpie named Bailey. Kathryn has a passion for agility and so does Bailey (fortunately!), and they spend many weekends competing together at agility trials. They also train and compete in obedience and Rally-O. Kathryn also has an interest in photography (her favourite subjects being birds and dogs) and has had some success competing in national and international photography competitions.

Kerry Buckland

Veterinary Nurse
Kerry has been extensive knowledge in vet nursing having worked in the industry for over four decades, has been with Greencross Kilsyth since 1995.
Outside of the clinic, Kerry’s passion in life is her fur family, her pets include cats and horses and any other spare time is spent In her large garden on her farm in Boho.