Veterinary surgeons

Gary is originally from Durban, South Africa. He qualified in 2011 and after working for two years in Johannesburg, moved to the UK. Since arriving he has worked in small animal practice and has undertaken a surgical internship at a large referral hospital in Surrey. He has a special interest in surgery and diagnostic imaging and is currently studying towards a certificate in small animal surgery. He lives in Guildford along with his wife, Nicole, who is also a vet, his son, Alex, and his dog and cat, Stanley and Willow.

Giulia graduated from the University of Cambridge in June 2019, after which she spent three months abroad as a vet intern working with the South African wildlife. She joined us here at Burghfield and Goring Veterinary Group in October 2019 and has a particular interest in Small Animal Medicine. She enjoys skiing, swimming and travelling around the world. At home she lives with two beautiful cats, a Bengal and a Siamese who love to chatter!

Michal has been working for Goring Vets since 2017. He has a special interest in feline and emergency & clinical care medicine and gained his Advanced Practitioner status in 2020. He thoroughly enjoys all aspects of the general practice. In his spare time he loves exploring the River Thames in his own kayak and picking up litter from the river's shore.

Caroline graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 1998. Initially starting in mixed practice, she has worked solely with small animals since 2001. Caroline really enjoys being a vet with the variety it brings. She joined Burghfield in February 2008 and loves working with the great team we have. Her particular interest is medicine cases and she passed her General Practitioner Certificate in this subject in 2006. Outside of work, her two children and rescue dog, Sherlock, keep her busy. Sherlock was found sad and alone on a beach in Corsica, while Caroline and her husband were on holiday. After much agonising, they decided to bring him home. Sherlock is a fantastic dog and has really taken to family life. He often seen on walks around Burghfield and has passed his Kennel Club Good Citizen silver award!

Emma joined the team in November 2017. She graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2010 and has been working in small animal practice ever since. Emma has a special interest in emergency medicine and critical care and completed her certificate in this area in 2019. In her spare time she loves to travel, experiencing new places especially the food.

Tori graduated from Liverpool University in June 2015 and has been enjoying the challenges of her first job with Burghfield and Goring Veterinary Surgeries ever since. She has a very little cat at home, the smallest of the cat breeds in fact, a Singapura called Leo. Tori loves travelling and has backpacked all around South East Asia and Africa. She also loves learning new surgical techniques and hopes to gain further qualifications in this field in the future.

Tori is currently on maternity leave.

Judy started at Burghfield in January 2018 as a locum veterinary surgeon. After a short stint at another practice at the end of 2018 she returned as a permanent member of the Burghfield team in January 2019. She graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2010 and worked in mixed practice in the UK and also in New Zealand. She switched to small animal practice in 2016 and has a particular interest in small animal surgery. She occasionally misses the farm animal work but not the unsociable 4am call-outs!

At home Judy has two cats, a white Maine Coon and a Bengal, who keep her entertained with their crazy antics. In her spare time she loves to go snowboarding during the winter months and is a keen mountain biker in the summer.