Gitte sees many referrals and is always ready to discuss a case with a referring vet. Birgitte’s area of expertise involves the investigation, diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of disorders affecting many of the internal organs. Amongst the many causes of disease, cancer is a common problem diagnosed and treated. Although Birgitte’s Specialist qualification is in canine medicine, she is also happy to treat feline patients.

In September 2015 with 4 other employees, Gitte purchased the practice and hopes to continue to run it in the manner that it has run in the past.
Outside of work Gitte loves spending time with her husband Peter and son Benjamin, cycling, horse riding and spending time at her bush property. She is very passionate about saving our environment.

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Heather also has a keen interest in dog breeding and canine paediatrics. In 2003, Heather has completed the 12 month Distance Education course in Small Animal Medicine conducted by the Post Graduate Foundation in Veterinary Science.

When not at work Heather’s interests include showing her dogs, Dog Agility, socialising with friends and reading.

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Del’s time at Bundoora Veterinary Hospital started in 1979 where she worked for 12 months before taking a break to raise her family, Del returned to the Bundoora Veterinary Team in 2001. Del enjoys working with our animal patients and is constantly amazed at the depth of the human-animal bond.
When not looking after her family at home, Del spends her time looking after her other family at Bundoora. A whiz in the kitchen, we enjoy her many cakes, desserts and her fantastic lasagna.

When not at work, Del enjoys Rock-n-Roll music, dancing and reading.

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After migrating to Australia in 2001 Ranjit gained a Masters Degree in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology from RMIT. Ranjit’s thesis topic was entitled “Novel Mutants of Dapsone Resistant Plasmodium falciparum”. His research was completed at CSIRO Parkville.

Ranjit worked at Bundoora Veterinary Hospital as a technician while completing a bridging course at the University of Melbourne’s Veterinary School and graduated BVSc (Melb) in 2006. He then commenced work with us as a veterinarian in DEC 2006 and in September 2015 with 4 other employees, Ranjit purchased the practice and hopes to continue to run it in the manner that it has run in the past.

Ranjit and his wife Lumin have 2 lovely children, Nikita and Rohan. Much of Ranjit’s spare time is spent with his family. Ranjit also enjoys travelling.

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Melissa holds a certificate in first aid and while working at Bundoora she gained her Advanced Certificate in Veterinary Nursing.

Outside of veterinary nursing, Melissa enjoys water skiing, spending time with her husband, her son Tailym, her daughter Lily and going out with friends.

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