Kenmare Veterinary Team

Here at Kenmare Veterinary centre we pride ourselves in providing the best service to you. This means that our staff are highly trained and dedicated in giving you the best service possible. Working at our centre means being part of "the team". In our case this will mean more than a word.
The most important bonding factors between us are the love for animals and providing optimal service for our patients. As our patients are always accompanied by owners we won't forget them. We will always try to make you feel as comfortable as possible.

Being a developing centre the team is permanently "under construction"

---

Henk Offereins, MVSc, DVM, Veterinary surgeon

DVM University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, Qualified Equine Practitioner Royal Dutch Veterinarian Association.
Henk was practically born and raised in a veterinary clinic. He learned the profession 'at his mother's knee'. Henk tells us about the family tradition: "My grandfather was a vet since 1918 and my father since 1956. I graduated in 2000 and worked as a vet in Maastricht (NL). I was always interested in animals. Even in my spare time I like to spend time with animals. We have cats, dogs and horses at home. I also enjoy being the vet at (sport) events. It provides me with a lot of experience, also in more specialised fields such as sport medicine and high performance of horses and greyhounds."

Deidre O'Sullivan, Veterinary Surgeon

MVB MRCVS qualified from UCD in 2003. She has returned from England after 3 years of intensive training in small animal practices. She also has a special interest in exotic species (rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, reptiles etc.)
As a compassionate and dedicated veterinarian, she is enthusiastic about being part of this new innovative clinic.

Joanna Offereins, manager and veterinarian nurse

Together with Henk, Joanna started en runs Kenmare Veterinary Centre. Joanna graduated as a fully qualified nurse in 1997. A lot of practical experience, personal contact with clients and a enormous amount of dedication makes her our "first Lady".

Scott Rawson, Clinic Assistant

Scott is our General Clinic Assistant. Running a riding stable for himself for years, he is now our main man for everything to do in our stables, yard en equine clinic. He will manage the five star accommodation of your horse in Kenmare. Scott is also our main rehabilitation man. Horses that stay in our clinic after injuries will be walked and trained by him. Extra training and education is on x-rays and the work as surgical assistance.