OUR TEAM

In Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre (HVOC), we have a group of dedicated, experienced and enthusiastic professionals consisting of veterinary Specialists, veterinary surgeons, medical physicists, radiation therapists, nurses and administrative staff across different specialisms.

Specialist in Oncology

Dr. Irene Flickinger

Diplomate ECVIM-CA (Oncology)
DVM
Hong Kong Registered Specialist in Veterinary Oncology

Specialist in Anesthesia and Analgesia

Dr. Alexander Thomson ​

Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia (DACVAA)
BS, DVM
Hong Kong Registered Specialist in Anaesthesia and Analgesia

Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care

Dr. Stephanie Johnnides

Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical care (DACVECC)
BSc, DVM
Hong Kong Registered Specialist in Emergency and Critical care

Specialist in Cardiology

Dr. Samantha Gomart

Dip.ACVIM(Cardiology)

DVM, PhD, MRCVS

Hong Kong Registered Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology

Radiation Oncologist Consultant

Dr. Isabella Pfeiffer

Diplomate ACVR(RO), Diplomate ECVIM-CA(Oncology)(add Rad Oncol)
Board-certified in Medical Oncology by the ECVIM-CA

腫瘤內科專科獸醫師是一名有執照的獸醫,在完成 4 年的獸醫醫學學位後,繼續進行腫瘤學領域的進一步培訓。而放射腫瘤專科獸醫師是獲得執照及經過長期受訓以放射治療醫治患癌動物的獸醫師。

 

Veterinarians

Dr. Eric Tiong

BVM
Veterinary Surgeon

外科獸醫師的工作包括疾病診斷; 根據診斷提供治療建議; 提供藥物治療和進行外科手術。

Dr. Grace Ho

BVSC (Sydney), MVS (Murdoch), MANZCVS(Small Animal Medicine)
Member of the Australian &
New Zealand College of Veterinarian Scientists In Small Animal Medicine

註診獸醫是持有執照的獸醫,畢業於認可的獸醫學校,成功通過州和國家考試,並在接受獸醫教育後選擇參加可選培訓計劃。

Medical Physicist and Radiation Therapist

Dr. Harry Cheng

PhD (HK), MSc (Lond), MSc (HK), BSc (HK),
DABR (USA), CHPhy (HK), CertMedPhy (HK),
Honorary Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Oncology, The University of Hong Kong
Adjunct Associate Professor of Radiotherapy and Medical Physics, School of Medical and Health Sciences, Tung Wah College
Medical Physicist

認證醫學物理學家是將物理學原理應用於醫學的醫療保健專業人員。

Dr. Ku Ki Man, Imen

DHSc (HKPU), MSc (HKPU),
MSocSc (UniSA), BSc (HKPU),
CMD (MDCB), Fellow (HKCRRT)

Radiation Therapist

放射治療師是在臨床腫瘤學領域工作的專職醫療人員。 在放射治療過程中,放射治療師負責執行模擬、治療計劃和治療實施。

Certified medical physicists are healthcare professionals who apply medical physics principles to medicine. They form an essential part of our comprehensive medical team in radiotherapy, diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine, which include:

  • Creating, implementing and monitoring the procedures which allow the best treatment using radiation, taking into account the protection and safety of patients and others involved in the treatment process.
  • Ensuring the safe operation and quality of systems used for imaging (e.g. CT, PET-CT & MRI scanner) and treatment (e.g. Linear Accelerator, Radioisotope) of patients.
  • Working closely with IT and engineering staff to ensure that all the radiotherapy equipment and computers are working correctly and linked together correctly.
  • Offering advice to radiation oncologists and radiation therapists so as to ensure the best use of medical radiation for treatment and protection.
  • Ensuring that all equipment meets international and national requirements so that the radiation dose prescribed by a radiation oncologist and planned by a dosimetrist can be delivered to the patient correctly.

Radiation therapists are allied health professionals working in the field of clinical oncology. They work closely with clinical oncologists, medical physicists, nurses and other members of the healthcare team in providing cancer animals with radiotherapy and care. In the process of radiotherapy, radiation therapists are responsible for performing simulation, treatment planning and treatment delivery.

They take care of animals, and follow safety procedures to protect patients and themselves from overexposure. Our radiation therapists are patient, empathetic and helpful. If you have any questions about your pet’s radiation therapy or care, they would be most happy to talk with you.

Veterinary Nurses

A veterinary nurse cares for and educates patients and their owners. The role of a veterinary nurse is to examine and administer treatment to animals and manage symptoms and diseases. As pets and owners may experience different pressures and concerns during treatment, our veterinary nurses are ready to provide support and guidance throughout a animal’s treatment process. They connect pets and owners with healthcare services and communicate with doctors and other healthcare professionals on behalf of animals. One of the missions of a veterinary nurse is to ensure that pets receive treatment in a relaxed and happy mood.

Administrative and Supporting staff

Administrative and supporting staff coordinate and facilitate the provision of patient care. The former schedule appointments, answer calls, greet patients, maintain medical records, process medical bills, fill out insurance forms, arrange laboratory or other diagnostic services, and handle financial records, while the latter is responsible for supporting the provision of patient services and catering.
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