About Us
Meet the Team
Dr Greg Behm BVSc, MVS (Practice Owner)
Veterinarian, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Greg graduated from Sydney Uni along with Olivia and Michael in 2001. Since then he has worked in small animal practice in Sydney as well as 3 years working in the United Kingdom.
He completed a Masters Degree in Small Animal Practice, focusing on medicine, surgery, radiology and pathology in 2009.
Greg started at Enfield Vet in 2011 and became a partner in 2012. He enjoys all aspects of small animal clinical practice from complex medical cases to ultrasound and surgery.
Greg has a household with children and a plethora of pets including 2 dogs, a cat, a snake, a praying mantis and around 10 cherry shrimp.
Dr Michael Morrice BVSc (Hons), MVS (Practice Owner)
Veterinarian, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery, MANZCVS
Michael graduated from Sydney University with both Greg and Olivia in 2001. Between 2001 and 2010 he worked in both Sydney and London. He gained his Masters Degree in Small Animal Practice in 2009 and became a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in 2010.
In 2011 Michael moved to London to become a partner at Maven Veterinary Care. During his time in London he did a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons residency in Surgery at North Downs Specialist Referrals under the mentorship of Terry Emmerson. He has published on intestinal tumours in both dogs and cats (see links below).
Michael is married and has three children and a dog (a one-year-old Spoodle called Poppy, as seen in his photo).
Publications
1. httpss://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6682799/
2. httpss://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6498519/
Dr Olivia Hassin BVSc, IVAS, MVS (Small Animal Medicine and Surgery) (Practice Owner)
Veterinarian
Dr Paul Kennelly
Veterinarian
Paul graduated from University College Dublin (Ireland) in 2018. He spent 3 years working in Essex/London and the last 3 years in Sydney as a small animal vet.
Paul’s areas of interest include small animal medicine with a focus on ultrasonography and small animal surgery with a particular interest in all things orthopaedic.
Paul lives in Woollahra with his girlfriend Imogen and their British Shorthair Kevin.
Dr Liz Morton
Veterinarian
Dr Maggie Bernay
Veterinarian
Maggie graduated from the National University of Rio Cuarto, Argentina in 2009. Since then she worked in a small animal practice in Argentina performing consultations, emergency procedures, routine surgeries and she has developed a special interest in small animal neurology.
Maggie moved to Sydney in 2013 looking for a new experience abroad. She worked as a veterinary nurse for 8 years while improving her English.
After passing the Australasian Veterinary Examination in 2021 Maggie worked with a Diagnostic Imaging Specialist acquiring some experience in that field, then in 2022 completed a Anesthesia and Analgesia Internship at The University of Sydney
Maggie joined Enfield Veterinary Hospital in 2023.
Maggie lives with her husband and her fur babies, a chihuahua called Jonny and a domestic short hair cat called kiwi.
Dr Jamie Cheng
Veterinarian
Tania Minas
Veterinary Nurse
Tania has been vet nursing since 2013 and joined Enfield Vet Hospital in 2019 having previously worked as a head nurse and manager at a busy Sydney clinic.
Tania’s nursing interests include assisting in surgical and medical procedures, patient care (especially chihuahuas and other tiny dogs) and utilising her organisational and problem-solving skills.
When she isn’t at work Tania enjoys spending time with her family and friends especially her young daughter, as well as her adorable senior chihuahua Eve (pictured).
Ashleigh Markland
Practice Manager
Ashleigh completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and started at Enfield Veterinary Hospital in 2017. She loves every aspect of her job, especially medical nursing and ensuring that clients and their pets feel as safe and comfortable as they can.
Ashleigh has two fur babies who live with her parents, Sparky (a feisty domestic short hair) and Peppa (a loving and devoted Kelpie). She also has Franklin who is a domestic short hair who has asthma. He also loves the water and has his own floatie for the pool!
Rebecca O’Hara
Veterinary Nurse
Rebecca has been with Enfield Vet since 2017. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing, in particular radiography and anaesthetic monitoring.
Rebecca adopted her scruffy Terrier mix, Daisy, from our pound, and also has two Siberian Forest cats – Amber (who recently became a blood donor) and Natalia.
Dana Georgevsky
Veterinary Nurse
Dana started at Enfield veterinary hospital in November 2009, while studying animal and veterinary bioscience at the university of Sydney. She has always loved working with animals, and continues working at EVH, while also working full-time in medical research.
Dana LOVES CATS and has two spoilt Burmese cats called Devon and Willis, who keep her very busy in her spare time!
Melissa Eagle
Veterinary Nurse
Melissa has been working in the veterinary industry since 1995 and loves her career. She started at Enfield Vet in 2014, having done nursing throughout Sydney Hospitals before that.
She started as a kennel hand whilst still at school, before moving into veterinary nursing a couple of years later. Melissa has four children who share her passion in animal care. As well as the 2 legged children she has two cats, Maggie and Alvin, and a Beagle mix called Cooper.
Her favourite part of nursing is assisting with medical and diagnostic procedures to help animals get back on all four feet as quickly as possible.
Anthony Porteous
Customer Service and Boarding Assistant
Madeleine
Veterinary Nurse
Madeleine joined Enfield Vet in early 2023. She has been a veterinary nurse for over 13 years and has gathered her knowledge and skills from clinics in Sydney, Broome and Darwin. Madeleine’s favourite parts of veterinary nursing are surgical nursing, dentistry and has an interest in exotic pets and wildlife.
Madeleine has a shared garden and has 2 resident dogs and a family of chickens who regularly try and make themselves at home with her!
Freddy Ruizhernandez
Veterinary Nurse
Freddy is Colombian and has worked as a vet in Colombia more than 5 years. He’s now living in Australia and is working towards being certified here as a vet as well.
He’s current role at Enfield Vets is as a vet nurse. Every day he’s gaining experience and knowledge about how professionals practice here. He’s happy for the opportunity and is looking forward to becoming a vet in this amazing country.
Jody Ford
Veterinary Receptionist
Jody completed her Animal Management Level 3 Diploma at Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital in the UK in July 2022. Over the next two years, she gained valuable experience in the veterinary industry and is now eager to pursue her Veterinary Nursing qualification.
After moving to Australia at the end of 2023, Jody began working with us as a receptionist in April 2024. She has quickly formed strong connections with clients and their pets. A devoted cat lover, Jody adopted one of our pound kittens, Raya, just a month into her new role.
She’s excited to continue her journey in veterinary nursing here at Enfield!
Kiera Workman
Boarding Assistant
Kiera graduated with a Certificate II and III in Animal Studies from TAFE in 2021 and then recently joined us in mid-2022. She is currently studying a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and has been doing her work placement with us at the clinic.
At home she takes care of her three guinea pigs, two Abyssinians named Bailey and Ivy and an English-crested and Dutch mixed named Harley.
Zoe
Kennel Assistant
Zoe has just recently joined us at Enfield Vet, having completed her Certificate II in Animal Studies in November of 2022. She is currently studying her Certificate III in Animal Care Services at TAFE and is thrilled to finally be joining the animal care industry, which has been a lifelong dream of hers.
Zoe has three cats at home: AJ, Jilly, and Kirby, and has humbly accepted the “crazy cat lady” title. All of Zoe’s cats were strays, which means Zoe has a soft spot for stray cats everywhere she goes! If it was up to her, Zoe would adopt every cat that she could.