Mya M

Nursing Assistant

Mya is one of our Kennel Hands here at Greencross Vets Para Vista. She has completed her Certificate II in Animal Care and is going to continue her studies with a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She has a playful kitten named Ivy-Rose and loves spending her spare time with her.
When she’s not caring for animals, Mya enjoys playing the piano and relaxing with her music.

Kylie T

Nurse Receptionist

Kylie is the friendly face you’ll see when you walk through the clinic doors. As the receptionist, she loves helping both pets and their people feel comfortable from the moment they arrive. Whether she’s scheduling appointments, answering questions, or offering a reassuring smile, Kylie is dedicated to making every visit as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Animals have always been a huge part of Kylie’s life. At home, she is a proud pet parent to dogs, cats, and horses, and in the past has also cared for birds and reptiles—so she truly understands how much pets mean to their families. Kylie looks forward to welcoming you and your furry (or feathered!) family members to the clinic.

Marion S

Nurse Receptionist

Marion works on the reception desk at Greencross Seaton. She previously worked as a veterinary nurse and now loves customer service, enjoying interactions with clients and their pets to help provide excellent care.

At home, Marion has a menagerie of pets, including Rebel, a miniature English Bull Terrier; three cats named Cheong, Screamo and Itty-Bitty Kitty; a Quaker Parrot called Sully; a Bearded Dragon named Sherby; several aquariums; and two hens.

Annie L

Veterinary Nurse

Annie is a dedicated veterinary nurse with over six years of hands-on experience. She joined Seaton and Findon Veterinary Clinics in 2024 after completing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, having previously worked in a referral surgical practice. After undertaking work placement at the clinics, she quickly knew she’d found the right fit — and hasn’t looked back since.

Having grown up in China, Canada, and New Zealand, Annie has always loved caring for animals of all kinds. Over the years, she’s owned everything from dogs and cats to rabbits, parrots, reptiles, and even silkworms. She now shares her home with her 16-year-old Russian Blue cat, Stormie, and regularly visits her three step-dogs and an albino python.

Annie is passionate about providing compassionate, high-quality care and feels confident she has found her true calling in veterinary nursing. Outside of work, she enjoys movies, gaming, chess, sports, and dining out.

Taylor F

Nursing Assistant

Taylor joined the Seaton team in 2025. She completed her Certificate II in Animal Studies and is currently studying a Certificate III in Animal Care Services. Taylor loves to care for pets of all shapes and sizes in the clinic. She has a big soft spot for beagles after growing up alongside her best friend, Osca.
At home Taylor loves spending time playing with her dogs Jac Jac and Benson as well as watching sports or playing soccer.

Dr Sophie L

Veterinarian

Dr Sophie graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2025 and joined Seaton Vet Centre in 2026. In addition to working with dogs and cats, Sophie has a strong interest in seeing exotic species and wildlife, and is particularly fond of birds and reptiles.

Sophie enjoys all areas of vet work, and is especially keen on preventative medicine, dermatology, and pathology. She believes in working with clients to find the right care plan for each individual patient, to achieve the best quality of life for their pet.

Outside of work Sophie enjoys knitting, board games, and roller skating. On weekends, she likes to hiking with friends, or cozying up with a cup of tea and a sketchbook.

Jessica M

Veterinary Nurse

Jess graduated with her Certificate IV in veterinary nursing at Torrens Valley TAFE in 2010 and joined the Seaton team in 2026. She Jess enjoys all aspects of vet nursing with a special interest in surgical Nursing. Outside of work hours Jess enjoys spending time with her husband and their four dogs Kai standard poodle, piper and Tilly the Jack Russell Terriers and Mila the cavoodle she also has a pet corella named Jeff 2.0.

Amity S

Nursing Assistant

Amity has been working at Seaton Vet Centre since 2025. She is a big dog lover, often finding herself playing with and cuddling the patients while they recover in the clinic.

She is currently studying animal studies and has an aspiration to work in animal care but is still finding her niche.

Dr Anja K

Dr Anja (pronounced Anya) graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2021, and started her career in general small animal practice prior to pursuing further study in small animal internal medicine. She has since returned to general practice with a particular passion for veterinary internal medicine, although enjoys all aspects of the job. She loves chatting and building relationships with her clients, and believes that looking after ‘pet parents is just as important as looking after the pets they love.

Outside of work, Anja enjoys spending time with her own two dogs, exploring the great outdoors, spending time with friends and family, hitting the gym, reading and salsa dancing.

Dr Samantha T

Veterinary Director

Dr Samantha graduated from the then brand new Adelaide University Vet Degree in 2013. She packed her bags and moved to rural NSW to work in mixed practice for four years. There, she got to see everything from pet dogs and cats to stock and horses, right through to wedge tailed eagles. She returned home to Adelaide to join the Seaton and Findon Veterinary family at the start of 2017.
Dr Samantha enjoys many aspects of veterinary medicine, particularly surgery and working with ‘exotic’ pets.

Outside of work she loves camping, SCUBA diving and RPG’s as well as looking after her menagerie of animals. She has three dogs: a greyhound called Tinker, a greyhound cross called Az and a borzoi called Nim. She also has lots of exotic pets including snakes, lizards, goannas and frogs, and has previously owned rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, spiny leaf insects and fish.

Dr Sharna

Veterinarian

Dr Sharna graduated from The University of Adelaide in 2018. She started her veterinary journey with the Animal Welfare League, and has been working with us since 2020. Dr Sharna grew up taking her pets to see Dr Ian at the Findon Vet Surgery, which inspired her decision in becoming a veterinarian. Now, she has an interest in surgery, and is a sucker for giving in to your pets’ puppy dog eyes and giving too many treats!

When she’s not working, Dr Sharna can be found spending quality time with her fiancé, Stefan, and annoying their two cats – Slinky and Sassy! She also enjoys a bad pun, learning new recipes, and going for scenic walks.

Dr Shannen S

Veterinarian

Dr Shannen graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2022 and started at Seaton & Findon Vets in January 2024. Shannen has a keen interest in internal medicine and, as a self-proclaimed crazy cat lady, has a special love for feline medicine which she is on her way to completing postgraduate studies in. She is dedicated to fear-free practices and hopes to make your kitty’s vet visit as stress free as possible.

Dr Shannen is owned by rescue cat Smudge, and outside of work can usually be found either baking, on a hike, singing in her choir or playing the clarinet.

Alicia H

Head Veterinary Nurse

From a young age, Alicia always had a love for animals. She qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in the UK in 1999 and over the years has worked in referral, emergency and general practice.

She has a particular interest in surgical nursing but loves all aspects of the job, especially caring for all the very special fur babies out there.

When not in the clinic she loves spending time with her family, her 11 year old daughter, Henry the Boxer, Mittens the Cat and Chase the German Shephard who keep her very busy!

She has been part of the Seaton Vet Team since 2022 and in 2024 moved into the role of Head Nurse. She loves growing her management skills and training new members of the team.

Alex N

Veterinary Nurse

Alex developed a love for all animals at a young age and has always known she wanted to make a career out of helping them.

She started her career off by volunteering at multiple organizations including the RSPCA, The Koala and Wildlife Hospital and abroad in Thailand at both the Soi Dog Foundation and The Elephant Nature Park. Since then, she has been working as a Veterinary Nurse in Adelaide for the past 7 years.

She joined the Seaton Vet family in 2021. She gained her Certificate 2 in Animal Studies and is currently working towards completing her Certificate 4 in Veterinary Nursing.

She is a pet parent to 3 fur babies including Peanut the Italian Greyhound, Amira the Devon Rex and Nala the British Shorthair who she rehomed from the RSPCA.

Mills

Groomer

Mills has been working in the industry since 2011 and couldn’t imagine doing anything else!

She has competed in grooming competitions, placing in all she has entered.

Her animals are her world and she spends a lot of time looking after them all. She has a horse, 2 lizards, a snake, 2 rabbits, 2 guinea pigs, a pigeon and 2 dogs.

When she is not in the clinic beautifying her clients, she loves crafting and making clay creations.

Jade S

Veterinary Nurse

Jade began working with animals at a boarding and doggy daycare facility in 2018, where she primarily focused on doggy daycare and served as an animal attendant. This role allowed her to build on her animal care, husbandry, training, and handling skills—an ideal foundation for her future in veterinary nursing.

In 2019 Jade acquired an animal attendant job at the Seaton Vet Clinic, which kickstarted her vet nursing career, and she began studying for her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing through a traineeship program.

Outside of work and study, Jade enjoys reading books, watching movies, going for outdoor walks, and spending time with loved ones with a good meal.

Jade is a proud pet parent to her dog Tallulah and two male rescue Galahs named Sable and Horris; however, they are better known by their pet names of “Baby” and “Chunky”.