Veterinary surgeons

Clinical Director

Having spent her entire childhood and youth in wonderful Copenhagen the prospect of becoming a farm vet in the rural Denmark was not appealing and following her graduation Tine came to the UK to pursue a career in small animal practice. After over eight years in busy 24-hour, seven day practices in Lincolnshire she joined Evolution Animal Care as clinical director in 2011. In addition to this role she also managed multiple practices in South and West Yorkshire from 2014 to 2016 and has from September 2016 become clinical director at The Dam Veterinary Centre in Selby. Tine was awarded Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice by RCVS in March 2016 and has a special interest in imaging and soft tissue surgery.

Sam joined our team in October 2017 after graduating from the Royal Veterinary College of London in July earlier that year. She enjoys all aspects of practice such as diagnostics, internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. Sam is particularly interested in neurology and has presented her own research on drug therapies in epilepsy at veterinary conferences.

Dagmara gained her qualification in Poland and started her career in the UK shortly afterwards. She previously worked in busy first opinion practices in Yorkshire for many years where she developed her surgical and orthopaedic skills. In 2011 she gained her European Certificate in Small Animal Surgery. Dagmara has also got a special interest in diagnostic imaging, ultrasonography and cardiology.

The Dam was very happy to welcome Stephanie onto our team in 2016. Stephanie graduated in 2012 from The Royal Veterinary College in London, and has also completed an intercalated degree in veterinary cellular and molecular medicine at Bristol University. She is particularly interested in dermatology, clinical pathology and diagnostic imaging. Stephanie has two dogs called Milly and Frankie and two cats called Gubar and Bronnie.