Mark Graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1982. After working in various clinics both locally and overseas, he became a partner at Monash in 1988.

Mark has a keen interest in surgery both soft tissue and orthopaedic, regularly performing more advanced surgeries. Continuing on from his interest in surgery Mark now performs arthroscopic surgeries in animals.

Outside of work Mark enjoys dressing up in Lycra riding his bike and sipping lattes. Other interests include running and golf.

Mark enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters and their pet pugs Humphrey and Lulu.

Ray commenced his Veterinary career in large animal practice before moving into dog breeding, lameness and orthopeaedic work at Monash Veterinary clinic. A past owner of the clinic, Ray is a pioneer of Monash Veterinary Clinic, spending the last 35 plus years giving his invaluable Veterinary service to many an animal lover. Currently Ray devotes his time largely to orthopaedics and lameness in dogs.

Ray has a special interest in arthritis and has been a pioneer in the use of stem cell therapy for dogs in Australia. Ray utilises a variety of therapeutic modalities to treat lame and aging dogs. Ray with his friend and Greyhound trainer Tom Currie avidly train and race their own Greyhounds under the title of ‘Curries Cru’. Ray is actively involved in veterinary committees directed towards animal welfare.

Outside of work Ray has a passion for fly fishing and the outdoors. At home Ray and his wife Ali enjoy the company of his Burmese cat Ruby.

Hannah graduated from University of Melbourne and has been a part of the Monash family since 2015. Hailing originally from New Zealand but growing up in Australia, Hannah has always had a fondness for all things four-legged (or two-legged and winged!) that has carried through into her veterinary career. In addition to enjoying the work and patients that come with being a general practitioner, she fosters a special interest in cardiology.

Outside of her work Hannah enjoys singing barbershop, wine weekend getaways with her husband Dan, and attempting to learn the ukelele. Together, Hannah and Dan are currently planning their fur family, so watch this space!

After completing her Bachelor of Science degree in Singapore, Amanda went on to pursue her veterinary degree and graduated from The University of Queensland in 2015. Born in Singapore, she's naturally fluent in both English and Mandarin. During her veterinary studies in Queensland, she fell in love with farming and also completed a cert III in poultry production. She loves interacting with clients and is particularly interested in small animal medicine and surgery. Growing up with rabbits, she has a soft spot for them when they visit the clinic. When she's not at work, she is busy in her garden pursuing her permaculture dreams or in her kitchen working on the next recipe.

After graduating from the University of Melbourne in 2018, I spent some time in East Gippsland working at a mixed animal practice, before returning to my family and friends back in Melbourne. I have always been passionate about animals and knew from a young age that I was going to dedicate my life to their health. I aim to create a warm and welcoming consult room for my clients and their pets, and enjoy the relationships I build with them both.

I have a blue staffy at home called Shelby, who is but one in a long line of rescue staffies.

When I’m not at work I spend my time reading, working on my 1978 Kombi van, “Boris”, and plotting my next surf trip.

Isaiah graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Melbourne. He joined the Monash Veterinary team in January 2020 with a keen interest in small animal medicine and surgery. As a Canadian native, Isaiah has a soft spot for dog breeds that share his heritage - namely Newfoundlands, Labradors, and Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers.

Outside of the clinic Isaiah enjoys hiking, pottery, and road tripping around Australia. He and his partner also provide free room & board to their ungrateful Norwegian Forest Cat, Tinkerbel.

Lucas graduated from James Cook University in Townsville in 2020 but after growing up in Melbourne he was excited to return home and begin his career at the Monash Vet Clinic. Lucas enjoys all aspects of working in a small animal clinic but has a special interest in surgery and plans to pursue this in the future.

Outside of work Lucas enjoys catching up with family and friends and going on all sorts of adventures with his partner Courtney and their three fur children, a kelpie X border collie called Archer and two German shepherd X huskies called Pepper and Marley.