Dr Kelly Leung

Veterinarian

Dr Kelly grew up in Hong Kong and after moving to Australia, graduated from the University of Queensland with Honours in 2018.

She began her career working in both animal emergency and general practices on the Gold Coast. Kelly has special interests in feline medicine, emergency and critical care.


In her spare time, Kelly loves to paint and crochet as well as spending time with her rescued fluffy ginger cat Ringo, and her energetic cockatiel Nugget.

Louise Brookes

Veterinary Head Nurse

Louise’s journey with Greencross Nerang started in 2015 as a school-based trainee, she then went onto complete a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She was surrounded by many small and large animals whilst growing up and knew Veterinary Nursing was her passion. As of October 2023, Louise was appointed the Head Veterinary Nurse roll which she is very excited to offer support to her fellow nursing staff.

Her main interests are radiology, surgery and emergency care. She always strives to offer exceptional care and endless amounts of cuddles during your fur baby’s visit.

Peter Theron

Veterinarian

Peter graduated as a Veterinarian in 2014 and worked in mixed animal practice before moving to Australia from South Africa with his partner Elana (also a Veterinarian) in 2016.
Peter is passionate about mental health and wishes to contribute to favourable change within the veterinary industry. He has particular interests in the challenging medical and surgical cases and takes great pride in loving each pet as if it was his own.
In his spare time he enjoys fishing, being in the outdoors and spending time with his wife and their cat, Shmoo.

Amy Graham

Veterinary Associate

Amy graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 2004. Since graduation she has worked in small animal practice in Bundaberg, Beenleigh, and Gladstone before joining the Greencross Vets Nerang team in October 2012 as the Veterinary Director. Following maternity leave in 2016, and 2018, she returned as a part time associate. Her areas of interest include ultrasound, ophthalmology, and soft tissue surgery. Amy’s “feathered children” include a cockatiel called Oscar (the grouch), and our Khaki Campbell ducks, her “furry child” is a very loving Burmese cat called Peanut.

Grace Williams

Grace began working with Greencross in 2009 as a Veterinary Nurse with special interests in Surgery and Orthopaedics, she is now the proud Practice Manager of the Nerang clinic.
She loves that the team are very family orientated team at Greencross Nerang. Grace boasts that she is very fortunate to love what she does and the people she works with.
Outside of work you will find her running whether it’s on the track or at the beach, you will also find her at the gym or spending time with her feathered child Rexy. There is never a dull moment with Rex, he is an Indian Ringneck Parrot who keeps Grace very busy!
Grace looks forward in meeting you and your furry/feathered babies.

Dr Mark Gamble BVSc

Veterinarian

Mark has been a Veterinary Surgeon for nearly four decades, having graduated from the University of Queensland in 1983. Mark started mixed practice [dogs/cats/cattle/horses/pigs etc] in the Beenleigh and northern Gold Coast region, where he still lives.
After several years at his first clinic he travelled overseas for work, occupying several positions in England and Wales. Returning to Australia after a year he then worked in North Queensland briefly before working in Coffs Harbour for several years before moving back to Brisbane again. Mark has now been working for Greencross for over 11 years.
Apart from his wife and daughter, the other love of his life is Maple, his nearly 7 year old Australian Kelpie. Maple makes him smile every day and keeps him sane. She is the boss of the household and lucky for Mark and his wife, Maple shares the house with them.
Apart from walking Maple, his other main interests include rugby [union of course…], having progressed from playing to watching, and the odd spot of gardening.

Dr Amy Graham

I graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 2004. Since graduation I have worked in small animal practice in Bundaberg, Beenleigh, and Gladstone before joining the Greencross Vets Nerang team in October 2012 as the Veterinary Director. Following maternity leave in 2016, and 2018, I have returned as a part time associate. My areas of interest include ultrasound, ophthalmology, and soft tissue surgery. My “feathered children” include a cockatiel called Oscar (the grouch), and our Khaki Campbell ducks.