Growing up in the south of France, it was watching our family vet care for our pets that sparked my interest in becoming a vet. I moved to Germany for Vet School (TiHo Hannover).

It is in Berlin that I settled for the first 5 years of my vet career (Free University of Berlin) for my internship and later as a clinician. In the meantime, I worked towards my doctorate degree with Andrea Tipold’s neurology group.

My time in Berlin instilled in me the importance of team work and camaraderie. In times of heavy workload, being supported by a great team makes all the difference!

I started my residency in Glasgow in 2015. In the beginning I struggled to understand the Glaswegian accent, but now it is one of my favourite accents in the world.

My residency was an eye-opening experience, as I was surrounded by a supportive team that encouraged collaboration, discussion, and banter. My supervisors were very interested in my growth and development, providing guidance and mentorship throughout my residency. The dedicated neurology nurses were instrumental in delivering exceptional patient care and ensuring that clinicians remained on the right track.

I passed my board examination in 2018 and moved to Bristol to start working as a senior clinician at Langford Vets. I finally had the opportunity to put into practice what I had learned about being a senior clinician.

I enjoy all aspects of veterinary neurology because I love untangling complex issues through rational analysis (like all neurologists).

I thrive in fast-paced environments where multiple tasks require simultaneous attention.

I also value a collaborating work environment: the dynamics of teamwork fascinate me and I enjoy fostering a cohesive and effective team environment. I have been actively involved in promoting fairness and collaboration as a member of the ECVN liaison committee for the last three years.

Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, drinking coffee and reading novels. Ideally all three at the same time.