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Louise Chappell

Louise has been qualified for three years. She has packed a lot of experience into her years as a nurse working in first opinion, referral and emergency clinics. Before moving to Highfields she was working for the PDSA in Sheffield. She is currently studying for her advanced diploma in surgical nursing. Louise is originally from Leeds but has recently moved to Sheffield so is seeing a lot less of the M1 now. She has three cats, Bebe, Pepi and Little Girl, and also has a small aviary (to torment the cats).

Keith Wainwright

Keith has been with Highfield Veterinary Centre for over twenty years – some say he was born there! He is clearly already a highly accomplished nurse here at Highfield. Keith lives on a farm and has four cats, two goats and two pigs as well as cattle, peacocks and more.

Cheryl Bilton

Cheryl has been with the practice for the over five years. She has always been keen to gain her Veterinary Nurse qualifications and now that Highfield is a training practice she is well on the way to achieving that goal. She has a cat named Elvis. Elvis came to the practice through the RSPCA with a fractured pelvis.

Ray Smith

Ray has recently joined the practice as a trainee veterinary nurse. She also previously worked at Sheffield Cat Shelter so already has plenty of experience in handling cats! Ray has a dog and several guinea pigs.

Stacey Johnson

Stacey is the newest member of the practice, who joined us last summer. She is currently studying for her degree in veterinary nursing at Myerscough College. Stacey has a bunny called Harry and is forever fostering cats for the Cat Shelter.