MALIBU VETERINARY HOSPITAL

Dr Peter Adamson

BVMS (Murdoch) BSc(Vet) MANZCVS (Surgery)

Dr Peter Adamson is the principal director of Malibu Veterinary Hospital. He received his Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (BVMS) degree from Murdoch University in 1979. Peter has worked with animals of all sizes, from horses, cattle and deer to dogs, cats and canaries.
 
In his formative years, Peter was awarded "Outstanding Large Animal Intern" at the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, University of California Davis (UC Davis). He completed a residency in equine medicine and surgery at Murdoch University and has been a lecturer and clinical instructor at both universities. During this time, Peter also successfully submitted numerous research papers to peer-reviewed journals, most notably the prestigious Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA) and American Journal of Veterinary Research (AJVR). He is also a chapter co-author in a veterinary endoscopy textbook.

Peter is a strong advocate of continuing veterinary education and regularly attends Australian and international veterinary conferences. Dr Adamson has particular interests in veterinary ophthalmology and dermatology. In 2004, he obtained a Post-graduate Certificate in Veterinary Ophthalmology through Sydney University. He has also completed post-graduate studies in Veterinary Ophthalmology with Massey University (New Zealand).

 

He is a member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (MANZCVS) and a Chartered Member of the Australian Veterinary Association (CMAVA).

Dr Sue Reynolds

BVMS (Murdoch) BSc(Vet) MANZCVS (Surgery)

Dr Sue Reynolds joined Malibu Vet in 2001 after working several years at other small animal practices in Perth. She graduated from Murdoch University in 1996 and has completed Sydney University Post-graduate Certificates in Small Animal Surgery and Avian Medicine.
 
In 2007, Sue successfully passed the rigorous Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS) examinations and was admitted as a member of the Small Animal Surgery Chapter. Her particular interests include small animal soft tissue & orthopaedic surgery, dermatology and avian medicine.

Sue owns 2 very cute chihuahuas named Simmo and Bunga.

Dr Hayley Trentini

DVM (Murdoch) BSc(Vet)

Dr Trentini completed her degree from Murdoch University in 2019.  Prior to completing her vet qualification, Hayley worked as a part-time nurse assistant at Malibu Vet for 3 years.  She is a valuable part of the Malibu Vet team and has an enthusiastic interest in Avian and Exotic Medicine. She has a Maltese Terrier named Mojo and a Love Bird named Mango who have both come with her from Queensland.

Dr Hayley Hillman

DVM (Murdoch) BSc(Vet)

Dr Hillman is a caring and dedicated veterinarian who has a keen interest in animal behaviour and enjoys making her patients visits to the hospital as positive as possible!

Hayley has a cat named Misty and a 3 legged dog named Bella who both love to cause mischief.

Dr Belinda Beynon

BVMS (Murdoch) BSc(Vet)

Dr. Beynon has had a very long relationship with Malibu Vet Hospital, having worked here as a full-time vet for several years in the 1990's. Her subsequent career path as the Director of Continuing Education at Murdoch University Vet School, and more than 10  years at Murdoch Pet Emergency Centre (MPEC), has always allowed her the time to come back and spend time with the Malibu Vet team, their clients and pets on a periodic basis. Over the years, she has also owned her own vet business and worked in other vet clinics in Perth and Singapore, but she will still help out to cover and assist our practice on a locum basis. We will always consider Belinda as a valuable member of our Malibu Vet family.

Would you like to work for us?

Exciting and fulfilling veterinary careers 

Malibu Vet Hospital has always been a hotbed for budding veterinarians, many who have gone on to undertake post-graduate residency programs and pass further board exams to become veterinary specialists. Others have left and come back to work for us again. And of course we have our regular vets who have stayed with us for years (and decades).

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If you have an Australian-registered veterinary degree, and are interested in working for us, please contact our reception so you can send your CV to us!