Siobhan Kibble

Veterinary Nurse

Siobhan began her journey with Greencross Vets in 2021, partaking in the Veterinary Nursing Internship which eventfully led to permanent employment. She grew up with always having lots of dogs as pets and has always had an adoration for animals big and small. and I have always had a love for all animals great and small, now she is lucky enough to be with them each day.

Sarah Darmody

Practice Manager

Prior to starting her Veterinary Nursing Internship with Greencross Vets at the start of 2020, Sarah worked as a dog groomer for a number of years. Following the completion of her Certificates, Sarah is now the Practice Manager. Having a lifelong passion for animals has solidified, that this is the industry that she feels the most settled in. Getting to do what you love every day, in a career that is both rewarding and challenging is special.

At home, she has two beautiful fur babies, a Whippet named Moose, and a cat named Pearl. Sarah treats her animals like they were her children, so you can be reassured that your animals will be treated like with the highest level of care, whenever they are in her care.

Angela Lee

Veterinary nurse
My name is Angela and I’ve been in the veterinary industry since 1999 (minus a few years while having my human babies). My passion for animals and animal welfare has always been a strong part of my life. Over the years I often brought strays home to “foster” but never left. At the moment we have one dog named Penny and two cats named Lilli and Sophie. With three kids and three pets we have a very busy house but wouldn’t have it any other way. With such a busy home and young kids you’ll usually only see me in clinic on the weekends.

Summer Denny

Veterinary Nurse
Hi, my name Summer and I’ve been working in the veterinary industry for 10 years now.
Exceptional pet care is my main priority, looking after your fur babies like they are my own.
I’m a mum of a toddler and three fur kids Java, Piha and Simba. I’m an avid beach enthusiast who enjoys surfing or playing in the ocean with my family at every available opportunity.
My passion and goal is to further develop my knowledge and skills working with animals so I can deliver the best possible standard of care for all pets.

Dr Andrew Blum

Veterinary Director
My name is Dr Andrew Blum, I am the Veterinary Director at Greencross Palm Beach.
After receiving my diploma of animal husbandry in 1964, I went to work in Brisbane as a field officer for Pig Poultry and Dairy which I found didn’t suit me. My father offered to help me go through university and I grabbed that opportunity with both hands. I met my wife, Helen, in my first year of Uni who encouraged me to work hard and become a veterinarian. I have been a vet now for over 45 years. I worked overseas for a few years and came to Palm Beach in 1976, opening my own clinic in 1978. I worked for 12 years at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, 15 years at David Fleay’s Wildlife Park, 22 years of track work with trotters, gallopers and greyhounds and many years of large animal work. I’ve predominately spent the latter half of my professional life as a small animal vet, working for Greencross Vets for the past 14 years. I have also been involved in a research trials for Qbiotics for last 7 years which is a company that has released a natural drug for surface cancers in animals. I love the team here at Greencross Palm Beach and cannot wait to meet you and your pet!

Dr Suzanne Cosgrove BVSc (Hons) BSc

My name is Dr Suzanne Cosgrove. I was born in the USA but grew up on the beaches of the beautiful Gold Coast. In 1999 I moved to Brisbane to study at the University of Queensland where I completed a Bachelor of Science (Biomedical) in 2002 and a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Hons) in 2007. During my studies I volunteered for the RSPCA, and also worked as a Veterinary nurse. I came to work with Greencross Vets as a small animal Veterinarian in 2009. Along the way I have adopted six furry children; two terriers named Timmy and Tam, three blue-eyed Siamese cats named Petey, Pauly and Whitey (aka White Bunny), and a chocolate Burmese named Blackie (aka Chocolate Bunny). My furry children are a very important part of my family. I understand the close bond between people and their pets and strive to care for every patient as if they were my own.