Mark White joined the practice in 1983. He became a partner in 1988 when the name of The Haven Veterinary Group was adopted and has been an RCVS Specialist in Pig Medicine since 1993.  One of only three specialists in the UK, he is recognised worldwide for his work with pigs.  He also holds a degree in law and uses this to undertake a large amount of legal expert witness work in the pig field.

Jim Morris joined the practice in 1991 and became a partner in 2000.  He has been working with pigs for approximately seventeen years and has a wealth of experience in this field. In addition, Jim also undertakes small animal work at both of our practices and has an interest in exotic species.

Idonea Pickering (Do) has been with the practice for over thirty years.  In that time she has worked in every department and is now a valuable member of the large animal team.  Her wealth of experience in keeping, as well as treating animals, allows her to understand the pitfalls often encountered in stock and horse keeping and give down to earth advice on how to avoid them.

Elisabeth Pocock (Liz) has worked for the practice since she graduated from Liverpool University back in 2007.  Liz does mixed practice work with a 50/50 split between small animal and farm/equine.  This all round experience of general practice coupled with a professional attitude and a keen eye for detail has allowed Liz to bring a fresh angle to our team.

Amy Williams joined the practice in 2011 as a dedicated small animal vet. Amy qualified with her degree from the University of Glasgow, having also studied at Cambridge University for one summer. Being a new graduate, Amy is yet to find her special interest and is currently enjoying all aspects of her work, both in medicine and surgery.

Dr. George Magay qualified in Hungary over 20 years ago and has worked for the practice for several years.  Within this time he took a year out to study at a specialist orthopaedics referral practice. George is particularly interested in all aspects of orthopaedics and enjoys challenging pelvic fractures.  He is currently studying for a certificate in small animal surgery.

Dr Tine Amholt Waldorff qualified in Denmark in July 2009.  During her studies she completed an externship at the Queens Veterinary School Hospital, equine section, at the University of Cambridge.  She is now a dedicated small animal vet and has found a special interest in surgery.

Amanda Dobbs (Mandy) qualified as a small animal veterinary nurse in 2009 and joined the practice in 2011 as Head Nurse.  Mandy is a dedicated small animal nurse who enjoys all aspects of nursing, including exotic species.  She also has a passion for horses and loves to help out on the equine side if needed.

Carol Burnham is the small animal head receptionist at Hedon. She is charged with ensuring that the small animal branch runs smoothly and acts as the primary link between the veterinary surgeons and our clients.

Kate Danby is the site administrator at Hedon.  Her responsibilities include organising our large animal team to ensure they are all where they are meant to be and suitably equipped.  She is also responsible for making sure that the Hedon site is in good working order.

Anne  Docherty is the site administrator for Holderness Road and is charged with ensuring the Holderness Road practice runs smoothly, acting as a link between the two practices.