Jamie was raised on the family’s large cattle station near Springsure, Central Queensland where her love of animals and the bush life first started. After completing high school at Emerald State High, she left home and moved to Townsville to complete her Veterinary degree in 2018. After graduating, she packed her bags again and set off to the Tablelands to join our Malanda Clinic. In her spare time, you might find Jamie walking her faithful old Labrador ‘Honey’ around the beautiful Tableland countryside, dropping over the range to explore Cairns or travelling home to help on the station whenever possible. 

Dr Laura Seccull has been with the Tableland Veterinary Service team since 2020, starting in our Malanda clinic, she spent time with our Charters Towers team before making the move to the Tablelands permanently. She graduated from James Cook University in Townsville in 2019 and has a keen interest in equine practice as well as small animal surgery. In addition, she has a strong interest in equine dentistry and has completed several levels of equine dentistry training. Outside of work, you can find Laura water skiing around the Tablelands!

Jason grew up on the Atherton Tablelands between Malanda and Yungaburra, before moving away for a number of years and finishing school in Townsville. After his family moved back to Yungaburra in 1998, Jason went into the family business, studying Commerce at James Cook University and also becoming a chef.

In 2005, Jason went to the UK to work where he fell in love with a vet student before returning to Australia with his now fiancé, Gemma and resettling on the Tablelands. Gemma worked at TVS for 4 years while Jason continued working as a chef and managing Eden House in Yungaburra.

In 2010, Jason and Gemma moved to SW Victoria, where Jason changed career track and became Practice Manager of a large dairy and mixed practice veterinary clinic in Warrnambool. Over the next 9 years, Jason undertook further studies, obtaining his MBA through Deakin University and finishing his Chartered Accounting studies while working in a number of senior management roles in large veterinary businesses.

Jason and Gemma, with their two daughters, Georgina and Emily, returned to the Tablelands in 2020 to be closer to family and friends while they raise their family.

Kimberley started with TVS in 2013 and works mainly with the administrative part of Tableland Veterinary Service, although when needed she is happy to assist with nursing at the Malanda clinic. She is now also the Practice manager in Malanda, managing all clinical staff. Her administrative role includes entering invoices, sending out reminders, assisting the directors in their administrative roles. She is also the key liaison person between Charters Towers Veterinary Service and TVS, coordinating queries or requests to the right people. She likes to ride her horses in her spare time.

Kym grew up in small railway towns across Queensland, and went to school near Mackay. She has also worked as a jillaroo, trail horse guide, in a nursery, as a cook as well as fixed bulldozers. Kym is a Veterinary Nurse, based at the Malanda clinic and also supports staffing in the Atherton clinic. She lives on a farm with horses, cattle, pigs and sheep, and enjoys the outdoors, camping and fishing.

Taeger grew up in Townsville, before moving to Georgetown, where she worked for the regional council, managing their library and information centre. She has worked in retail administration in Mitre 10 Atherton for ten years.  For the last two years, Taeger has worked in accounts administration, with Tableland Veterinary Service in Malanda. Taeger enjoys the outdoors, likes hiking and being on the farm with the dogs, cats, chickens, cow and pig.

Terry was originally from Sydney, went to School in Townsville, and has been on the Atherton Tablelands now for over 40 years. He breeds Murray Grey cattle and Andalusian horses on a property near Lake Eacham, and has worked for TVS for 7 years. Terry looks after the cattle and horses at the Malanda clinic, as well as the gardens and building maintenance at the Atherton and Malanda clinics, His passions include breeding and exhibiting cattle and horses. Terry is very popular with large animal owners because of his care and attention that he gives their animals.