The Dedicated Ophthalmology Referral Practice

Paul Evans
MA, VetMB, Cert V Ophthal, MRCVS

Paul Evans qualified at Cambridge University Veterinary School in 1968. He worked in general practice in north Herefordshire building up to a "James Herriot" three person mixed practice. His interest in ophthalmology was stimulated by the enthusiasm of Dr Keith Barnett, his Cambridge lecturer and later mentor in eyes and eye diseases. Sale of the general practice in 1991 allowed him to devote 100% of his working time and efforts to the development of a dedicated ophthalmology practice with the founding of Eye Veterinary Clinic.

John Mould
Clinical Director
BA, BVSc, DVOphthal, ILTM, MRCVS

John Mould graduated from the University of Bristol as a mature student in 1984. He then spent a year in rural mixed practice in North Shropshire before moving to Glasgow University for a one year appointment as a House Surgeon. It was there that he developed an interest in ophthalmology and he remained there until 2004 before moving to the Eye Veterinary Clinic as Clinical Director. In his time at Glasgow he obtained the RCVS Diploma in Veterinary Ophthalmology and became a Member of the Institute of Teaching and Learning. At Glasgow he was responsible for all aspects of the clinical ophthalmology referral service and he also set up and ran an ophthalmic pathology referral service. He was also responsible for all undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in the subject including internal and external training courses. His professional interests continue to include all aspects of clinical ophthalmology and ophthalmic pathology and teaching in these areas.

Lorna Newman
BVMS, VetMB, Cert V Ophthal, MRCVS

Lorna Newman qualified at Edinburgh University Veterinary School in 1988 and spent three years working in mixed and small animal practices. In 1991 she joined the Animal Health Trust in Cambridge where she was the Guide Dogs for the Blind fellow in a residency programme studying inherited diseases in the dog. During this year she gained the Certificate in Veterinary Ophthalmology and then BVA Eye Panel Membership the following year. She joined Eye Veterinary Clinic in 1993.

Emma Lee
BVSc, Cert V Ophthal, MRCVS

Emma qualified at Liverpool University in 1991 and then worked in mixed and small animal practices. She gained her Certificate in Veterinary Ophthalmology in 1998 and spent the majority of her time undertaking veterinary ophthalmology work at her previous practice in Oxford which is her home town. Her particular interest is equine ophthalmology which has developed since buying her own horse which she events. She joined Eye Vet Clinic in 2000.

Eileen Davies
Practice manager

with her computer!

Jo Wall
Nursing manager

with Finbar - a 15.2 Welsh Cob Cross thoroughbred event horse.

Julie
Nurse

with Magic Merlin - a 13.2 hand Section C Welsh Cob