Dr Elizabeth Means | Registered Veterinarian | VS A&E Emergency service
Dr Liz Means - Registered Vet at VSA - Veterinary Specialists Aotearoa

DR ELIZABETH MEANS

Position: Registered Veterinarian & VS A&E SENIOR VET

Elizabeth graduated from Massey University in 2008 with a Bachelor in Veterinary Science. After graduating, she began her veterinary career working in small animal general practice in Auckland.

Looking for a new challenge, she joined the Animal Emergency Centre in 2011 and has worked in emergency practice ever since. Liz further developed her education in this area in 2016 gaining MANZCVS Emergency & Critical Care qualifications.

Liz lives in Auckland with her husband, Damon and their furry family which includes much loved min-pin Zoe and cats Finn and Leto. They both love to travel whenever they can co-ordinate their annual leave.


EMERGENCY VETS

DR ROSEMARY PRICE

Animal ER Hospital - Dr. Rosemary Price

After finishing her veterinary degree, Rosemary spent two years getting stuck into mixed practice in the sunny Bay of Plenty, in a very enjoyable start to a veterinary career. Looking for a new challenge, she joined the Animal Emergency Centre in 2009 after moving to Auckland, and has been in emergency practice ever since.

Rosemary and partner Fraser live in Pukekohe and have 2 daughters.  As well as being involved in the management of the veterinary clinic, they own and run a boutique racehorse farm, Cambria Park. There is not much in the way of spare time, but they enjoy travelling, particularly anywhere adventurous when they have the chance. The furry family members are a pack of waifs of strays from various rescue backgrounds including “farm” dog Chili, and cats Rascal, Gollum, Nahla and Tattoo.

QUALIFICATIONS:

1995 Bachelor of Social Science (Industrial Psychology) Waikato University, Hamilton
1998 Master of Management Studies (Human Resource Management), Waikato University, Hamilton
2007 Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Massey University, Palmerston North

SPECIAL INTERESTS:

Small animal emergency medicine and critical care
Small animal nutrition

 
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