Keith McKellar Stewart
Senior Clinic Veterinarian (BVSc(Hons) 1981 Sydney University)
Keith started at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital in 1981, when it was then owned by the highly respected veterinarians Rob and Jennie Churchill, professionally respected owners of Crookwell Veterinary Clinic. He became thoroughly grounded in what it takes to be a good practitioner over the next two years, working with Rob and Jennie at Mittagong and also their Crookwell practice. In 1983, Keith took over the reins as principal veterinarian at Mittagong and has dedicated his life since then to serve the local community. Once a veterinarian who covered both large farm animals as well as domestic pets, over the last ten years or so, has honed his experience towards domestic pets. Keith has kept abreast through continuing education and professional development with the latest trends in veterinary science. Keith has taken an interest in community veterinary development in countries such as India, Nepal and Uganda and has made a number of trips to these countries.(To find out what Keith's philosophy is on being a veterinary professional please read the following article on 'Professionalism".)
Keith McKellar Stewart
Senior Clinic Veterinarian
Keith started at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital in 1981, when it was then owned by the highly respected veterinarians Rob and Jennie Churchill, professionally respected owners of Crookwell Veterinary Clinic. He became thoroughly grounded in what it takes to be a good practitioner over the next two years, working with Rob and Jennie at Mittagong and also their Crookwell practice. In 1983, Keith took over the reins as principal veterinarian at Mittagong and has dedicated his life since then to serve the local community. Once a veterinarian who covered both large farm animals as well as domestic pets, over the last ten years or so, has honed his experience towards domestic pets. Keith has kept abreast through continuing education and professional development with the latest trends in veterinary science. Keith has taken an interest in community veterinary development in countries such as India, Nepal and Uganda and has made a number of trips to these countries.(To find out what Keith's philosophy is on being a veterinary professional please read the following article on 'Professionalism".)
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