Dr Amanda Paul

Amanda completed a Bachelor of Science at the University of Sydney and then veterinary studies at the University of Queensland, Australia in 1999 . She initially worked in mixed practice with a large greyhound and breeding clientel and quarantine service and later in sole small animal practice. After completing a certification in veterinary acupuncture, she transferred to small animal practice in Sydney Australia and completed her export certification and a Masters of small animal veterinary studies through Murdoch University.

An interest in specialist practice led her to work in emergency at the one Sydneys’ specialist practices where she also became a member of the Australian-New Zealand College of Veterinary Science after examination in Small Animal Medicine. She then completed a residency in small animal medicine at Murdoch University in Western Australia, becoming became a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Internal medicine and completed a Masters in respiratory medicine in dogs. In 2016 she moved to the UK and joined the referral medicine team at a specialty practice in southern England, registering as a veterinary specialist and working as a clinician and later head of the medicine team. She became a fellow of the RCVS in 2022. In 2024, she joined Hamilton Specialist Referrals as head of their medicine service.

Amanda enjoys all aspects of medicine, in both management of acute, chronic and interventional medicine, particularly with a respiratory focus. She continues to contribute to the profession through mentoring, provision of CPD and specialist training, scientific literature and to contributing to the colleges of which she is a member.