SIMONE FLINT
Simone graduated from the University of Queensland in 1997 and has worked in small animal clinics ever since. In recent years, wanting to be able to offer our geriatric patients and those who have sustained injuries more support and better treatment options and modalities, Simone began her postgraduate study into Canine Rehabilitation. She has been trained in laser use and is currently completing a CCRP course. Simone says “It is so fulfilling being a part of a multidisciplinary teams; collaboration between specialist surgeons, general practitioners, rehabilitation therapists and our amazing, committed owners, to achieve the very best outcome for their small animal friends. Alleviating pain and working together to aid return to the best function possible and ensure excellent quality of life”.
MACARENA SANCHEZ DE MOVELLAN MORALES
Macarena graduated from Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) in 2014. She completed an internship in animal rehab whilst at university, and was granted a scholarship for research in the Department of Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation. Macarena worked as a small animal veterinarian before moving to Australia, but she decided it was time to pursue her dream job and work in this field full time. She has continued her studies and obtained certification in laser therapy, acupuncture and chronic pain management and has completed the Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner course through the University of Tennessee.
Laura Dougan
Laura is a qualified Veterinarian with over 14 years experience, in which time she developed a particular interested in the treatment of chronic pain and the effects of muscle and joint injuries in pets. Further study in the area of physical therapy led to the completion of the Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner course through the University of Tennessee.
Shaan Mocke
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Dr. Shaan is a qualified Veterinarian who graduated from Massey University in New Zealand in 2018. Driven by a passion for supporting animals through all stages of life, she has pursued specialised training in animal biomechanical medicine, encompassing osteopathy, chiropractic techniques, and laser therapy.
Her dedication to enhancing quality of life for animals led her to focus on rehabilitation and physical therapy, especially for those recovering from injuries, dealing with chronic pain, or facing age-related challenges. Dr. Shaan finds it deeply rewarding to collaborate with pet owners and fellow veterinary professionals to achieve the best possible outcomes for each animal.
Dr. Shaan’s love for animals started in her childhood in South Africa, and she’s carried this passion throughout her life. She shares her home with her border collie Piper, a mini dachshund called Annie and two french bulldogs Iggy and Bluey, and a tabby cat called Merlin.