About
Emma completed her undergraduate veterinary degree at the University of Sydney in 2013. After taking a gap year to travel Europe, she worked as a small animal general practice clinician for over 5 years, in various locations throughout Australia and the UK. She decided to become a pathologist early in her veterinary career and subsequently completed her masterate and residency training at Massey University. She became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (Anatomic Pathology) in 2023.
Emma’s areas of interest include neoplasia, immunopathology and companion animal disease. She has completed research projects on ovine Johne’s disease, causes of mortality in kiwi and avian malaria in kiwi. She enjoys writing papers and collaborating with veterinary professionals on case reports.
After 5 years in New Zealand, Emma and her family decided it was time to relocate back across the ditch.
Outside of work she enjoys gardening, catching up with friends and playing social soccer.
