Veterinary Team

Bill has worked in the Nottingham area for over 30 years in both mixed and small animal practice.  In 1999 he co-founded the practice with his wife. He has a post graduate qualification in Endoscopy and Endosurgery and brought the benefits of laparoscopic surgery to the practice in 2010.  He has performed hundreds of procedures and now trains other vets to perform them.  He is constantly looking for innovations in veterinary practice and has recently introduced 'ridgestop' and 'TTA rapid' as new orthopaedic operations to the practice.  Away from work he likes to spend time with his family, has a man-shed, a bike, a fishing rod and likes to ski.

Hello my name is John Greehy and I became a permanent member of staff at Rushcliffe Veterinary Centre in August 2017(although I have worked at the practice intermittently over the past five years so hopefully I do know quite a few of you by now!). I graduated from University College Dublin in 2000 and worked in small animal practice in Kent for 5 years prior to moving to Nottingham in 2005. I have worked in several practices in the Nottingham area since then. I gained my certificate in advanced veterinary practice in 2016 and will be hopefully sitting my final medicine exams in early 2018. I am interested in all aspects of medicine and cardiology and hope to continue my studies in these particular fields.  I currently have one(particularly antisocial) cat.

John Greehy MVB CertAVP MRCVS

Hannah joined the team at Rushcliffe Vets in July 2019.  She graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2015 and has worked in several small animal practices in Worcestershire and Leicestershire.  She enjoys all aspects of being a vet but particularly enjoys charity work and has volunteered at s Street Dog charity in Sri Lanka several times.  In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her pets, travelling with her husband and socialising with friends.

Hello, my name is Jenny Kellow.  After graduating from Edinburgh University in 2005, I returned to my roots in the East Midlands to work in small animal practice.  In 2013, I had the eldest of my two children and have since continued as a practising vet in a part time role.

Joining the team at Rushcliffe Veterinary Centre in 2018 has allowed me to pursue my interest in internal medicine.  I particularly enjoy the unique challenges of feline medicine and expanding my understanding of feline behaviour. Outside of work, my perfect day would involve a long walk in the countryside with my family, followed by a cosy evening with our beautiful cat Norma!