Our Team Langford Vets encourages a community spirit and excellent learning opportunities.

Róisín graduated from the University of Bristol in 2026. They completed their dissertation on ‘veterinary understanding and routine treatment of Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome in companion animals’. They have a keen interest in senior patient care and medicine. When they are not working, they can be found birdwatching and enjoying the local music scene.

Rhi qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in March 2026 via the Diploma route. During her training, she was based in a busy general practice which had hospital status, where she found her love for inpatient care. Rhi also has a keen interest chronic pain and rehabilitation, and canine behaviour. Outside of work, she can be found spending time with her three dogs, or volunteering at her local animal rescue centre.

Mark graduated from The University of Melbourne and worked as a first opinion vet in mixed and small animal practice in Australia. His Masters and PhD focused on the intersection between infectious disease and neoplasia in endangered Australian marsupial wildlife species. He has a passion for teaching and diverse research experience, with publications spanning microbiology, animal infection and immunity, neoplasia, digital diagnostics and citizen science. He became a board certified veterinary anatomic pathologist in 2018 (American College of Veterinary Pathologists). He has previously served as a veterinary expert on Animal Ethics Committees and continues to support career development for junior academic colleagues.

Liana graduated from Bristol Vet School in 2023 and began her career in first-opinion practice in central London, before spending a year as a ward veterinarian at a busy hospital in southwest London. She subsequently completed a rotating internship at Langford Vets, followed by two months as an Internal Medicine Intern at Pride Veterinary Referrals. She has now returned to Langford Vets as a Junior Clinician in Small Animal Medicine.

Tamsin graduated from the University of Bristol Veterinary School in 2022 and spent three years working in busy first-opinion practices across Somerset. During this time, she developed a keen interest in internal medicine, particularly feline medicine, which led her to undertake a rotating internship. She thoroughly enjoyed working in a referral hospital environment and participating in research projects. In 2026, Tamsin joined the team at Langford Vets as a Junior Clinician in Small Animal Medicine.