Karolina Pionk
New Clinical Director Appointed To Lead Moor Cottage Team
2 years ago 
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A top Bracknell vets has welcomed a new clinical director to lead its practice, which has been serving the community for more than 50 years.
Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice, in London Road, Binfield, has welcomed the vastly-experienced Karolina Pionk to help its team continue to provide the very best veterinary care to pet owners in and around Bracknell.
Karolina qualified from the University of Life Sciences in Lublin in 2005, working as a small animal surgeon in Poland until 2008.
She then moved to the UK, where she continued working as a small animal vet before opening and managing a small animal vet practice.
Prior to joining the team at Linnaeus-owned Moor Cottage at the start of this year, Karolina continued her work as a small animal vet in various practices.
She said: “I’m really excited about this new role at a fantastic practice, which has a place at the heart of the community it has served for so long.
“I hope to help create the best possible experience for our clients, while building and developing a strong team.
“Delivering the highest standards and quality of care to our patients and providing an excellent working environment to all members of our team are key priorities for me.”
Karolina said she would like to build on her position at Moor Cottage by adding further qualifications to her impressive CV.
She added: “I would like to start a certificate in veterinary business later on this year and develop my leadership skills in order to further support my team at Moor Cottage and really optimise the service we offer to our clients and patients.”
For more information on Moor Cottage Vets, and to view the variety of clinical and non-clinical vacancies the practice has, visit www.bracknellvets.co.uk.
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