Crystelle is head nurse of our sensational nursing team at Warby Street and has been with us since 2004. Crystelle has completed her Certificate 4 in vet nursing and particularly enjoys neonatal care, caesareans and caring for intensive care patients. When not looking after sick and injured animals, Crystelle loves spending time with her family and friends, including her pets. She also enjoys time outdoors such as camping and bushwalking, but being inside watching movies is pretty good too!

Lynne completed her Cert IV in Vet Nursing in 2011 and has a special interest in fear free and anxiety reducing vet visits.  This interest leads into early intervention with the role of Puppy Pre-School instructor after completing the Delta Dog Training course. The care of Wildlife entering the clinic is also an area of interest and Lynne has recently completed some further training with the Taronga Wildlife Institute. Lynne enjoys spending time with family and horses in her spare time.

Emma is an integral member of our nursing team and also works as our resident pet groomer. After completing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2020, Emma furthered her study with the completion of Certificate III in Pet Grooming. 

Emma excels in organization and ensure the clinic (and the team!) are running smoothly.

Nicola entered the veterinary industry in 2016 and completed her Certificate II Equine Studies in the same year. In 2019 Nicola obtained her Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing and has since been working in regional Victoria in mixed practice.  Nicola has a passion for animal welfare and has spent time volunteering in remote communities across Australia

Shannon began working at Warby Street in 2014 while undertaking her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She has since expanded her skillset by studying with the Delta Society and heads our puppy preschool classes alongside Lynne.

Zea entered the veterinary nursing industry in 2011 and graduated from the Box Hill Institute in 2014 with Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing. Since obtaining her degree, Zea has gone on to work in small and mixed practice.
Zea has a strong interest in feline health care and frequently takes on foster cases. Zea has completed her microchipping qualification and recently partook in a wildlife care short course delivered by Taronga Zoo.

Claire began her career in Veterinary medicine with us in 2016. After completing her Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing in 2017, Claire stayed on working with us fulltime. Claire has extensive experience with both large and small animal species and excels in the surgical field.

Laura started working in the Veterinary Industry in 2010 and graduated with her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2012. Laura has experience in both mixed and small animal practice and has engaged in volunteer work in developing countries and desert communities around Australia as well as abroad. Laura’s specialty lies in poultry as well as surgical work. Recently Laura completed Certificate in professional nursing, specialising in anaesthesia in a bid to hone her already extensive surgical skills.

Paige began working at the Warby St Veterinary Hospital as a Veterinary Nurse Assistant in July 2015 after completing work experience with us. Paige worked with us regularly after finishing secondary school in 2017. Paige is now a qualified human nurse however still continues to help us out on a regular Saturday and casual basis.

Keeley grew up in Kyabram and has a Diploma in Vet Nursing (GP), a Certificate IV Nurse and is AVNAT registered. On her days off Keeley enjoys playing with her dog Tui, watching TV and catching up on sleep with her cat Delilah. Her favourite part about being a vet nurse is that no two days are the same, and its great to see a difference made with the patients. You will most likely see Keeley helping out on a Monday or Saturday.

Amy has worked as a veterinary nurse at Warby Street Vets for over 15 years. Amy resigned from her permanent position to pursue her dream of opening a canine grooming/day spa.  Amy is now the proud owner and director of Wang Doggy Day Spa in Wangaratta. We’re thrilled for Amy and we’re delighted she is still able to help us out on a casual basis. You will most likely see Amy on a Saturday.