Internal Medicine Specialist Caroline Kisielewicz Joins ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists

Internal medicine specialist Ms Caroline Kisielewicz Internal medicine specialist Ms Caroline Kisielewicz has joined ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists, part of the CVS Group, with effect from 1 October 2014. ChesterGates is a leading specialist-led, multi-disciplinary veterinary referral hospital situated just north of Chester. Caroline Kisielewicz graduated from University College, Dublin, Ireland, in 2006 and, after working in first opinion small animal practice for two years, completed an ECVIM-residency training programme at the Small Animal Hospital at the University of Glasgow in February 2013. Most recently she has been working at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals at the Royal Veterinary College. She is interested in all aspects of small animal internal medicine, particularly emergency medicine, transfusion medicine, immune-mediated diseases and endocrine diseases. CVS Referral Director, Professor John Innes commented: "We are delighted to welcome Caroline to our specialist team at ChesterGates. She is a rising star in internal medicine and I believe it is a measure of CVS' growing reputation for offering a diverse range of career options that we are attracting some of the strongest talent from the specialist vet pool. " Caroline joins Ellie Mardell and Chris Saul here at ChesterGates to help us to offer an even more comprehensive and user-friendly internal medicine service." Caroline Kisielewicz added: "I was keen to join this excellent multi-disciplinary specialist referral hospital with its dynamic, friendly and close-knit team. Working at ChesterGates gives me the opportunity to provide the highest standard and quality of care and treatment for my patients, clients and their referring vets."

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