Monika Grela DVM MRCVS GPCert (FelP) – Veterinary Surgeon

I have been working at Broadway Veterinary Clinic since October 2013.

Before becoming a member of the Broadway family I worked in a small animal hospital in Cambridgeshire for 5 years. I am a GP Feline Practice certificate holder and at the moment I am studying towards an advanced practitioner certificate. I take an active part in all aspects of veterinary medicine but my areas of special interest are feline medicine, dentistry and endocrinology.

My two biggest passions outside of work are photography and travelling which I try to combine whenever I can. I am a servant to a rescue cat, a lovely tabby girl called Kora.

I am happy to perform consultations in Polish but all appointments and enquiries must be made through reception in English.

Joanne Hall RVN Veterinary Nurse and Practice Manager

I started working as a trainee nurse in 2001 and I qualified in 2008. I consider myself lucky to have worked alongside a number of very experienced and specialist colleagues both in small animal clinics and in emergency out of hours clinics. I really enjoy absorbing information from them and using it to better my own nursing.

I joined Broadway Vets in 2012 and have since been enjoying my position which involves ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of the practice and managing the growth of the clinic. I have a particular enthusiasm for behaviour and training and have completed a number of short courses for my personal interest.

I have 2 hand-reared cats, a rescue rabbit, 2 guinea pigs and a bearded dragon.

When I’m not working I enjoy getting out of the city and visiting my friends and family in Kent.

Donna Piper RVN – Veterinary Nurse

I started working in practice as a trainee veterinary nurse in 1997 and I qualified in 2003. I continued in small animal practice and then arrived at Broadway Vets in 2008.

I seem to have picked up 3 cats along the way, 2 of which I hand-reared and somehow I also managed to fit 3 children in there too! I enjoy all aspects of my job but especially theatre work and nursing clinics.
Whilst I love the ever optimistic dogs, I have a special fondness for felines.

Abi Groves – Receptionist

I joined the Broadway Team in January 2017.

Since joining I have started studying towards a Level 2 Diploma to qualify as a Veterinary Care Assistant. I am extremely excited and proud to progress further at Broadway Vets – this qualification allowing me to get more involved in the fantastic patient care that our team delivers.

I am a big softie for all the pets that walk through our doors, but once I get home I am a dedicated worshipper of my colourful Nyasa lovebird Nigel.

Nicola Hall – Receptionist

I started at Broadway vets in October 2017 and I am really enjoying my new journey with the team, clients and especially the patients.

I have a love for all animals but have a real fondness for dogs.

I am Mum to 5 – 1 dog, 1 cat, 2 guinea pigs and 1 human.

When I’m not working I really enjoy days out with my family.

Anders Kristiansen BVSc MRCVS

I was born in Zimbabwe and graduated in 1992.

I have been in the UK since 1998 working in small animal practice and have regularly been working one or two days a week at Broadway Vets.

I enjoy all aspects of small animal veterinary work but have a particular interest in dentistry.

I enjoy travelling, good food and watching my favourite football team Arsenal!

I am looking forward to welcoming 2 Indian rescue cats to my flat in December.

Kevin Queenan BSc BVSc MSc MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon and joint practice owner.

My wife, Retha and I bought Broadway Veterinary Clinic in 2000. We aimed to offer an independent, personal, friendly yet professional first opinion service to the local community.

I worked as the clinical director and manager until 2013, when I went back to study and completed an MSc in One Health.

I currently work as a researcher at the Royal Veterinary College but I still keep a hand on the management reins of the clinic and from time to time help out with some clinical work.

I mostly miss the client and patient interactions and the variety of daily challenges that come from general practice work, as well as being part of the “coal face” team.