Reception

Robin

Senior Veterinary Receptionist

Robin is a qualified Veterinary Nurse and enjoys her role as Senior Receptionist, sharing her knowledge and experience with clients.

Robin has worked for the Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery for many years, and has seen the practice grow, change and develop into the wonderful place it is today. She has built up strong relationships with many clients and their pets, and has had the pleasure of watching their pets journey through life.

Robin’s enjoyment is watching the clients and their families love for their pets grow, and sharing with them all the highs and lows.

Robin has a beautiful rescue cat called “Miffy” who makes her home complete. She enjoys the beach, camping, road trips and listening to live music.

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened” – Anatole Frace.

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Belinda

Senior Veterinary Receptionist

Belinda has worked at Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery since 2009 and really enjoys being part of a team that helps pets regain or maintain optimal health.

At home, Belinda is kept busy by a small but mighty dog called Sprout and a sweet-natured black cat called Valerie. Two grown-up human children and a husband that likes to cook for them all complete the family.

When not working Belinda can often be found going for a walk and is an active member of the Sunshine Coast Camino Group, and enjoys doing pilgrimages. Belonging to 2 book clubs means she often has her head in a book. Additionally, Belinda has a pet sitting business.

She hopes to do another veterinary nursing voluntary placement in a third world country after loving a 3 week adventure in the Himalayas with Vets Beyond Borders in 2014.

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Alisa

Veterinary Nurse

Alisa grew up in Alice Springs where her love for animals started. She had horses, chooks, ducks, birds, dogs, and also looked after many kangaroo’s for the conservation commission. She then moved to Sydney and completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.

After working in Terrey Hills and Moss Vale in NSW, Alisa then moved to North Queensland and worked in Cannonvale and Proserpine.

After a few years off to spend time with family, she was eager to get back to working with animals.