White Hills

Tayla T

Tayla started at Greencross white hills in 2021. Tayla started out as an intern completing her certificate II in Animal studies while also completing placement in clinic. After Tayla completed her first certificate in 2022, she then started working with us as a trainee nurse. Tayla has 3 animals, a Siberian Husky called Nashville who was Tayla’s first pet. Nashville also opened her eyes about the importance of dog training. AJ, A Border Collie Cross that looks more like a Dingo & lastly a domestic long hair cat called Gizmo who when Tayla is home, follows her around the house everywhere she goes.

Monique W

I am excited to broaden my horizons, knowledge, interests and experiences to see where I would like to further my education to help the fur babies of the world.
Out of the clinic , I enjoy playing video games, doing random activities and gardening. Although mainly my world is surrounded by my two dogs Turtle and Ducki. Of which they love treats, enrichment, training and playing with their cousin fur babies and laughing at bad jokes with my partner Jay.

Bronley T

Bronley has always had a love for animals and a passion for their wellbeing. She started her career in vet nursing in 2013 . Bronley has since gained her Certificate IV in veterinary nursing and has a particular interest in the surgical field.
Bronley’s fur kids consist of Denzel the papillon, Milkah the border collie and 2 spunky tabby cats, Koda and Kai. Outside of work you can find Bronley training for and competing in dogs sports with Milkah and exploring new walking tracks.

Nakita M

Nakita started with Greencross back at the end of 2017. From a young age she always knew she wanted to be part of the animal industry in someway having had an array of animals her whole life.

She is currently studying her certificate IV in veterinary nursing.

Outside of work Nakita loves spending quality time with her husband and two daughters. Her fur kids consists of a golden retriever named Wallace, a cat named Summer and an old retired horse named Jerry

Alex H

Hello! I’m Alex, I have my Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and have been qualified since 2018. I moved from Melbourne to Bendigo in 2020, which is also when I joined the Team here at White Hills Greencross.
When I’m not at work, I have two human children who keep me on my toes. They are both obsessed with animals and wanting to learn more.
I have a Great Dane X Irish Wolfhound who is an absolute goofball that makes us laugh constantly.

Amy C

Amy has been qualified since 1999, and a part of the Greencross White Hills team since 2021.

She has special interest in ethics and animal welfare, and a lifelong fascination with our native wildlife.

Amy shares her busy home with her two dogs, three cats, her brumby pony and the rest of the family.

Outside of work she is busy spending time in the bush, gardening, reading and learning new things

Dr Jack L

Dr Jack began life as a vet back in 2002. Having grown up on a farm, he
spent the first 4 years working with cattle and horses before focusing on small animal Veterinary care. His Journey has included stints working on the Sunshine Coast, Townsville’s, and a 3 year expedition circumnavigating Australia in a caravan while working in various clinics from Victoria to the Pilbara and Darwin.

Dr Jack has a keen interest in surgery and has been at the White Hills clinic since 2009. Developing long term relationships with clients and their pets is the most rewarding part of the work.
Outside of work Dr Jack keeps busy on a 20 acre hobby farm running a small flock of sheep, and being entertained by a multitude of pets. His main side kick is Florence the Basset Hound.
Running has always been a big part of his social life, having completed 10 marathons including New York and Rome.

Dr Rachael T

Dr Rachael’s love of animals has been lifelong, and she has been working as a vet since graduating from Adelaide Uni in 2022. She loves all aspects of veterinary work and is particularly interested in diagnostic imaging, behaviour medicine, and wildlife care. Outside of work Rach enjoys traveling overseas, hiking and reading, and lives here in Bendigo with her husband Alan and their adored kelpie Macca

Alana S

Hi, I’m Alana, Head Veterinary Nurse with over 10 years of hands-on experience in animal care. My career began in Darwin, Northern Territory, where I developed a deep appreciation for both domestic pets and Australia’s incredible wildlife.
Over the years, I’ve worked in a variety of clinical settings, but my passion has always been rooted in providing high-quality, compassionate care—whether that’s to a family dog or an injured native species. I have a special interest in wildlife nursing and rehabilitation, and I’m proud to be part of a profession that allows me to support animals of all kinds.
At home, I’m lucky to share my life with two amazing dogs, Turtle and Ender. They’re a daily reminder of the joy and connection animals bring into our lives, and they inspire me to give my very best to every patient I meet.

Gillian N

Gillian began working in Veterinary Clinics back in her high school days in Castlemaine. She then continued her studies and working experience as a Veterinary Nurse throughout her University days in Melbourne.

Gillian started Veterinary Nursing at Greencross Vets White Hills and Kangaroo Flat in 2016, after staying at home to focus on her human babies for many years.

Gillian then progressed to Practice Manager at the Kangaroo Flat Greencross Vet Clinic in 2020 and progressed her career by moving over to White Hills in 2024 to help support the larger Team and clientele that White Hills has to offer.

Gillian’s passion for animals begun as a toddler and has always surrounded herself by a vast family of fur babies. Cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, chickens, lizards and snakes, have all made it to be a part of Gillian’s life at some stage.

Her human children now follow in her footsteps with their love and compassion for animals of all kinds.

Erin M

Veterinary Nurse

Erin was born in Rosebud, Victoria. After starting primary school at Boneo, Erin and her family decided to move to a small country town called Maryborough. Living on a new large property meant Erin’s long lived dream of owning a horse was able to come true and this is how Erin developed her love and passion for horse riding.

Erin has always had a large variety of animals as part of her family such as dogs, birds, cats, horses and a few lambs that needed to be hand raised. In 2011, Erin’s family opened a Cattery called the Moggy Inn and Erin spent a lot of her weekends and after school hours helping with the care of all the cats in the Cattery. This helped Erin’s decision to work with animals when she got older.

Erin completed Year 12 in 2013 at Maryborough Education Centre and moved to Bendigo to complete her Certificate III in Animal Technology in 2014 at Box Hill Tafe, commuting to Melbourne on the train three days a week. In early 2015 Erin started her nursing career at Greencross Vets White Hills and is now currently studying Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. Erin is apart of the clinic’s Puppy School team.

Outside of work Erin enjoys horse riding, swimming, art, listening to music, road trips, dancing and hanging out with her childhood pony Star and her rescued tortoiseshell cat Romi.