Dr Courtney Scott - Veterinarian
Hi, I’m Courtney and I’m very excited to be taking on the ownership of the Charleville Vet Surgery!
I am very lucky to have been working alongside Vicki on and off for the last six months which has allowed me to learn the flow of the clinic and meet some of you, the lovely clients of the surgery.
Charleville has always been local for me due to growing up on a cattle station near Windorah and completing primary school through the Charleville School of Distance Education. Vicki was always our vet growing up, and I even did placement at the clinic throughout my university studies.
Since graduating I have worked mostly in mixed practice, and for the last nine months have been locuming across the country learning new skills from a variety of different clinics.
I love all aspects of veterinary practice, but my passions are small animal surgery, and horse and cattle reproduction. I was even lucky enough to travel to the USA to learn at a specialist equine hospital in my final year of uni! I hope that with time I will be able to offer large animal services again at the surgery.
In my time off, I love competing on my horses, looking after my little mob of cattle, keeping fit or hanging out with my naughty Jack Russell, Reggie!
I can’t wait to meet you all soon, and thank you to everyone who has supported me in taking on this new and exciting venture!
Hi, I’m Courtney and I’m very excited to be taking on the ownership of the Charleville Vet Surgery!
I am very lucky to have been working alongside Vicki on and off for the last six months which has allowed me to learn the flow of the clinic and meet some of you, the lovely clients of the surgery.
Charleville has always been local for me due to growing up on a cattle station near Windorah and completing primary school through the Charleville School of Distance Education. Vicki was always our vet growing up, and I even did placement at the clinic throughout my university studies.
Since graduating I have worked mostly in mixed practice, and for the last nine months have been locuming across the country learning new skills from a variety of different clinics.
I love all aspects of veterinary practice, but my passions are small animal surgery, and horse and cattle reproduction. I was even lucky enough to travel to the USA to learn at a specialist equine hospital in my final year of uni! I hope that with time I will be able to offer large animal services again at the surgery.
In my time off, I love competing on my horses, looking after my little mob of cattle, keeping fit or hanging out with my naughty Jack Russell, Reggie!
I can’t wait to meet you all soon, and thank you to everyone who has supported me in taking on this new and exciting venture!
Tegan Shelswell - Receptionist / Administration
Born and bred in Charleville, Tegan is our receptionist and administration assistant. Her many responsibilities include stock ordering, inventory management, book keeping and accounts, drug auditing, vaccination reminder programs and the list goes on.
Tegan is mad about animals, especially her two Cattle Dog X's "Jet" and "Tex" not to mention several horses and two cats.
Born and bred in Charleville, Tegan is our receptionist and administration assistant. Her many responsibilities include stock ordering, inventory management, book keeping and accounts, drug auditing, vaccination reminder programs and the list goes on.
Tegan is mad about animals, especially her two Cattle Dog X's "Jet" and "Tex" not to mention several horses and two cats.
Lucy Frousheger - Trainee Nurse/Kennel Hand
Lucy joined the CVS team a few months ago and hails from here in Charleville. Lucy is in her first year of studying Veterinary Technology at UQ Gatton and has aspirations to be a Vet!
Lucy currently works part time at the surgery around her external study, as a trainee nurse/kennel hand.
Lucy joined the CVS team a few months ago and hails from here in Charleville. Lucy is in her first year of studying Veterinary Technology at UQ Gatton and has aspirations to be a Vet!
Lucy currently works part time at the surgery around her external study, as a trainee nurse/kennel hand.
Maureen Scott - Groundswoman
Maureen has started with us to be the new ‘Rusty’ - looking after our boarders at the kennels, general maintenance and to help on reception when needed.
Maureen has started with us to be the new ‘Rusty’ - looking after our boarders at the kennels, general maintenance and to help on reception when needed.
