Dr. Valentina Brioschi
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Dr. Valentina Brioschi

DipECVS
AFHEA
MRCVS
Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon

ECVS, RCVS and EBVS Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, with a residency completed at the University of Cambridge.

Background & Training

Valentina graduated with the highest possible marks from the University of Milan, Italy, in 2005. She moved immediately to the UK, where she worked for six years in small animal practice.

She then completed an internship and an ECVS-approved residency at the University of Cambridge, becoming a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2019.

Experience

Following her residency, Valentina continued at the University of Cambridge as an Affiliated Lecturer in Small Animal Surgery until September 2020. She has since joined Arthurs Veterinary Specialists as a consultant small animal orthopaedic surgeon.

Specialist Status

Valentina is an ECVS, EBVS and RCVS Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Surgery.

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Professor Gareth Arthurs

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Dr. Francisco Silveira

Dr. Francisco Silveira

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Dr. Fabrizio Tucciarone

Dr. Fabrizio Tucciarone

Visiting Veterinary Surgeon
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Joanna Young

Joanna Young

Veterinary Nurse
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Sarah Tyrrell

Sarah Tyrrell

Veterinary Nurse
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Zoe McCormack

Zoe McCormack

Veterinary Nurse
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Freya Simms

Freya Simms

Veterinary Nurse
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Matthew Young

Matthew Young

Veterinary Nurse
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Tara Morgan

Tara Morgan

Veterinary Nurse
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Lisa Houghton

Lisa Houghton

Veterinary Nurse
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Ruby French

Ruby French

Veterinary Nurse
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Sarah Clorley

Sarah Clorley

Receptionist & Administrator
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Tom Bunting

Tom Bunting

Reception/Client Care & Animal Care Assistant
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