Staff

Hannah Beveridge BVMS MRCVS

Hannah Beveridge graduated from Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia in 2002. After a brief spell in mixed practice she moved to Canberra to pursue her pursue her increasing interest in small animal medicine. Here she undertook a Sydney Post Graduate Foundation course in emergency and critical care. Hannah moved to England in 2007 and worked in a mixed practice in Cornwall for a year before taking time off to fulfil a lifelong dream of travelling through Asia including hiking to Everest Base Camp and horse-trekking in Mongolia.

Alas the travelling had to end and Hannah joined the Wood Street team in 2009. She shares her time between the Wood Street Hospital and Oakwood Veterinary Surgery, Radlett.

In her spare time she enjoys snowboarding, painting, playing with her new puppy,Koda, and planning visits home whenever she can! 

Beth Walding BSc (Hons) BVSc MRCVS

Beth Walding graduated from Bristol Veterinary School in 2004, having done an extra degree in veterinary pathology and infectious disease halfway through her degree course.  Since graduating, she has worked in small animal practice in Bristol and Northampton, and has just finished a year at the Royal Veterinary College working as an intern principally in emergency and critical care medicine.  Beth enjoys all aspects of veterinary work, but is particularly interested in small animal medicine, and is currently enrolled for the RCVS Medicine Certificate. When not at work Beth enjoys socialising, travelling, the arts, cooking (and reluctant gym attendance to off-set it…) and running around after her cat and rabbits…

Mark Antcliffe BVMS MRCVS
Mark Antcliffe graduated from Glasgow Vet School in 1997 and worked in a rural practice in Scotland for 3 years before joining Wood Street Veterinary Hospital in 2000 in order to concentrate on small animal practice. He has a specific interest in surgery, recently completing an ESVPS (European School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies) General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Surgery. This has further developed the surgical expertise he brings to the practice. Mark and his wife are parents of a young son so spare time is at a premium but he can be seen cycling the lanes of Hertfordshire on weekends off or training for the London marathon which he regularly takes part in.


Hayley Addison VN
Hayley is the full-time qualified veterinary nurse who works at Oakwood Veterinary Surgery. She has been a veterinary nurse for 12 years but has been at Oakwood for the past 5 years. As well as helping with the veterinary tasks, she is responsible for much of the day to day administration work in the practice. Hayley's particular interest is in the wildlife the practice has brought into it by members of the public, and enjoys the work in nursing them until they are ready to go back into the wild.

Lisa Mulhall VN
Lisa has been a vet nurse for 16 years and has been working at Oakwood since 1996. Lisa works part-time due to family commitments including a dog, a cat and a chinchilla! Lisa has a particular interest in dentistry and anaesthesia. She has always been an animal lover and really enjoys being part of the team at Oakwood.

Jo Sheridan
Jo joined the Oakwood team in 2005 as a receptionist. Jo's role was to keep the reception running as smooth as possible and maintain a calm and friendly enviroment for the clients as well as their pets. 

Jo is currently training to be a Veterinary Care Assistant. She now works at both the Wood Street Veterinary Hospital and Oakwood Veterinary Surgery to broaden her experience and gain a wide variety of knowledge. 

Jo's main interests are in small animals and wildlide. Jo hand rears many species from the wild if they have been bought in to the practice and then releases them once she has nursed them back to full health. At home she has two bearded dragons that are very demanding and keep Jo on her toes.