Our team of Veterinary Surgeons are all very experienced and passionate people. They have a wealth of knowledge about small animal health care and all enjoy a variety of medicine and surgery as well as preventative health care.
DR GREG RODGERS
- Graduated in 1983.
- Has been co-owner of Patterson River since 1991.
- Loves playing hockey and competing in triathlons.
- Is married to Kerrie and they have many pets (see Kerrie's profile!). They also have four children.
- Greg's passion is surgery including complicated soft tissue and orthopaedic cases. He also enjoys dentistry and skin cases.
DR KERRIE RODGERS
- Graduated in 1983.
- Has been co-owner of Patterson River since 1991.
- Is married to Greg.
- Has Ella an 11 year old tortoiseshell moggy, Samson a ten year old silver tabby, Larni a 7 year old kelpie pup and many blue tongue lizards.
- Loves spending time with her husband and four children, trying to keep fit and photography.
- Enjoys surgery and is passionate about cats.
DR MARY WILLIAMSON
Mary is originally from Kentucky, USA but studied in England, obtaining a BVetMed from The Royal Veterinary College in London in 2016. Following graduation, she moved to Australia and spent two years working in general practice before commencing a rotating internship in surgery and internal medicine at Southpaws Specialty Hospital. Mary has a particular interest in Internal Medicine, Diagnostic Imaging, and Oncology. During her spare time, she plays volleyball, enjoys hiking, and spending time with her husband Jay, dog Penny the whippet, and 3 cats Max, Walt, and Jake.
DR STEVE LE NEPVEU
Dr Steve is a full time locum and will often be found covering for the regular staff at Patterson Rivers Vets while they’re on holidays.
Steve originally hails from Yorkshire in the UK and qualified at Liverpool in 1993. He emigrated to Australia over 10 years ago with his wife and 2 children.
He prides himself on his approachability and client communication skills and has an interest in wound management.
Steve has owned his own practice, but enjoys the cut and thrust of being a locum and the ability to choose who he works with. If you have met Dr Steve, you will know that he is certainly not one to take life too seriously!