Noosa Civic

Dr Monica H-W

Veterinarian

Monica grew up in Austria, where she studied Veterinary Medicine and worked in a small animal clinic in Vienna before relocating to Australia with her husband. She brought along her beloved Siamese cat, Poldi, who adapted well to Sunshine Coast life before sadly passing from lymphoma. Monica now shares her home with Ludwig, a three-legged rescue cat, and occasionally fosters assistance dogs.

After completing the National Veterinary Exam, Monica joined Greencross in 2015. She has a particular interest in palliative and end-of-life care, with a strong focus on improving quality of life for pets and their families.

Outside of work, Monica volunteers with Orange Sky Australia and has recently taken up triathlons for fun. She continues to love veterinary practice for its variety, challenges and the meaningful bonds formed with clients and their pets.

Dr Paige B

Veterinarian

Dr Paige is a valued recent addition to the Greencross team, having relocated to the Sunshine Coast from Toowoomba.

She graduated from James Cook University in Townsville in 2020 and enjoys all aspects of small animal practice, with particular interests in internal medicine and soft tissue surgery.

Outside of work, Paige enjoys spending time at the beach, assisting her partner with building projects and exploring new destinations. She is also known for her ever-growing menagerie, which currently includes a yellow Labrador, a one-eyed stumpy-tailed Kelpie, a poddy calf, a mare and a foal.

Dr Giorgia

Veterinarian

Originally from Melbourne, Giorgia made the move to Queensland in search of sunshine and a more relaxed lifestyle. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2022 and began her veterinary career with a rotating internship in Brisbane, where she gained experience across a range of clinical areas.

Outside of work, Giorgia enjoys spending time in nature and making the most of Queensland’s outdoors. Whether it’s hiking, surfing, climbing or camping, she’s always keen to explore new places and is happy to receive recommendations for hidden gems in the area.

Angel S

Veterinary Nurse

Angel is one of our skilled Certificate IV veterinary nurses, having graduated in 2022. She brings two years of experience in small animal veterinary nursing. Her passion for animals began in childhood, growing up with a variety of pets including chickens, dogs, cats, birds and fish.

After working at Coles, Angel chose to follow her lifelong dream of becoming a veterinary nurse and returned to study to make it a reality. Since then, she has gained valuable experience in both general practice and emergency veterinary care on the Sunshine Coast.

Angel has a particular fondness for cats and currently shares her home with three, along with a dog, six cockatiels and a collection of fish. Her commitment to animal care and dedication to her profession are evident in every aspect of her work.

Kelly B

Veterinary Nurse

Kelly began her career in the veterinary industry in 2005 as a kennel hand in a busy animal hospital. She went on to work as a veterinary nurse for 18 years, a role she found deeply rewarding and fulfilling.

Today, Kelly is most often found at reception, where she uses her extensive experience to support clients and guide them through the challenges and responsibilities of pet ownership. Her compassion, knowledge and dedication make her a valuable point of contact for both pet owners and their animals.

Jennifer S

Veterinary Nurse – Student

Jen’s passion for caring for animals started when she was a kennel hand, working there for 5 years caring for dogs, cats and birds. Jen is currently studying her cert 4 in veterinary nursing and is excited to complete her studies in 2025. She has one fur baby at home named mojo the chocolate lab and enjoys taking him for walks along the beach. She’s also had experience with horses from a young age, as she use to compete in riding competitions. Jen has also volunteered at Australia zoo gaining experience with all types of wildlife

Alex G

Veterinary Nurse

Alex is a South African veterinary nurse currently working at AEC as an Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) Nurse. Prior to this role, she worked with a diverse range of animals, including large wildlife such as lions and cheetahs, as well as smaller, more elusive species like pangolins.

Known for her patience, empathy and honesty, Alex is committed to continuous learning and is always ready to assist with any patient that comes through the doors. While the role can involve emotionally challenging moments, she finds meaning in being present for the animals—whether it’s a growl, a lick or simply offering comfort. For Alex, it’s the small acts of care that make the biggest difference.

Emily M

Veterinary Nurse

Michelle S

Veterinary Nurse

Michelle is a veterinary nurse with over five years of hands-on experience in the field. She has a particular passion for dogs, especially large breeds, and shares a close bond with her German Shepherd, Odin.

She takes great pride in caring for hospital patients and has a strong interest in surgical monitoring, where her attention to detail and commitment to animal welfare truly shine.

Originally from the country, Michelle enjoys spending time outdoors and is an avid surfer. Her work with animals is not just a profession but a lifelong passion, and she considers herself fortunate to do what she loves every day.

Hayley P

Veterinary Nurse

Hayley’s passion for working with animals started as a cat attendant in a busy RSPCA in New Zealand, at this time she studied to gain her Certificate IV Veterinary Nurse qualification. Once qualified she moved to Australia and started her first vet nurse position in a busy clinic in rural Western Australia. At this clinic, she was exposed to treating racehorses as well as pet cats and dogs.
Eager for a sea change, she relocated to Noosa and started her journey at Greencross journey in 2014. You will see her both as a nurse and your first port of contact as the clinic receptionist. Haley enjoys working on reception as she loves chatting to clients and getting to know their pets, she knows it is not always a pleasant visit and tries her hardest to be make it a supportive and safe environment.

Haley loves all animals, but she has a soft spot for cats and wildlife especially possums and sugar gliders. At home, she is a pet parent to a rescue cat named Tui, and two young kids who keep her very occupied.

Joanne E

Head Nurse

Jo is our new nurse manager, all the way from Lincolnshire, England. Jo has been a nurse for over 15 years working all over the world with Elephants in Thailand, Howler monkeys in Costa Rica and assisting the set-up of a private clinic in Mumbai. Jo’s passions in life are animal welfare as well as looking after the team’s wellness – making sure everyone is feels happy, empowered and inspired! Jo has a three-year-old son who keeps her busy outside work and is looking forward to exploring what Queensland has to offer!

Daile H

Veterinarian

Dr. Daile Holz has just joined Noosa Civic after moving over to the Sunshine Coast from Auckland. She is very much enjoying the warmth and sun.
Dr. Daile has a special interest in cat medicine, bringing with her much- loved moggie and a naughty Burmese. She also has an extra veterinary qualification and experience in pharmacology and a keen interest in nutrition- for both people and pets.

Tara M

Veterinarian Nurse

Dr Mya H BVSc

Veterinary Director

Dr Mya graduated from Massey University in New Zealand over twenty years ago and has since worked as a veterinarian in the UK, New Zealand and Australia. She joined Greencross nearly a decade ago and stepped into the role of Veterinary Director in 2016.

In 2022, after extensive study and clinical observation, Mya completed her membership exams in small animal surgery. While she has a strong interest in surgery, she remains passionate about all aspects of general practice, including ultrasonography, ophthalmology and complex medical cases.

Outside of work, Mya enjoys time with her husband and two children. She finds balance in her abundant vegetable garden, considers it her mindfulness practice and also enjoys reading and yoga. At home, she is kept company by her cat, Thelma and her newest addition, a dog named Masie.

Jade S

Head Veterinary Nurse

Jade began her journey into the veterinary industry after adopting her first dog, a two-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier. With limited knowledge at the time about the diverse needs of companion animals, she was driven by a strong desire to learn more. Through dedication and extensive study, she has since become a qualified Certificate IV Veterinary Nurse and is committed to advancing her skills within the field.

Jade particularly enjoys assisting in orthopaedic surgeries, where she thrives in hands-on, detail-oriented environments. Her enthusiasm for animal care is matched only by her well-known fondness for caffeine.