Jindalee Interns

Jason Wang joins Veterinary Specialist Services as the 2025 Jindalee Surgery Intern, bringing a strong passion for veterinary care and continuous learning. With a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science and hands-on experience as a veterinary nurse, assistant, and small animal surgery intern, he has built a solid foundation in diagnostics and patient care. His volunteer work in animal shelters has further reinforced his commitment to helping animals.

Jason is eager to refine his surgical skills and gain mentorship from VSS’s board-certified specialists. Throughout his internship, he will be involved in consultations, diagnostics, treatments, hospitalisation, patient discharge, and medical recordkeeping.

Outside of work, Jason enjoys badminton, tennis, swimming, traveling, and exploring new cuisines. He looks forward to contributing to the team and growing as a veterinary professional.

Connor Liu joins Veterinary Specialist Services as a 2025 intern, rotating through departments to gain diverse experience. A 2024 BVSc graduate from the University of Queensland, he combines academic excellence with hands-on clinical skills.

Initially drawn to equine medicine, Connor’s passion shifted to small animal care, where he is excited to learn from VSS’s renowned specialists. His interests include emergency and critical care, as well as diagnostic imaging, and he aims to build a strong foundation in surgery and internal medicine.

Outside of work, Connor is a proud “cat dad,” food lover, and boba tea enthusiast who enjoys exploring new dining spots and unwinding on beach drives.

Dr Carol Bency completed her Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2023. She developed a strong interest in veterinary medicine through a lifelong love of animals, having grown up with pets and fostering from a young age. Seeing the positive impact veterinary care can have on animals’ lives inspired her to pursue a career in this field.

Dr Bency has a particular interest in veterinary ophthalmology, which grew after supporting her own cat through chronic uveitis and non-healing corneal ulcers under the care of a specialist. She is excited to further develop her skills in ophthalmology during her internship, particularly gaining experience with specialist equipment and complex eye conditions, while also maintaining an interest in internal medicine. Outside of work, Carol enjoys spending time outdoors, staying active at the gym, and exploring new cafés, and is a proud cat owner to Smudge.