At ARH Brisbane, our Internal Medicine Specialists, Dr. Elizabeth Dill-Macky, Dr. Emily Cook, and Dr. Gemma Birnie, are highly experienced in managing both canine and feline internal medicine cases. They treat a wide variety of conditions, including:
- Gastrointestinal diseases (e.g., liver, pancreas, and bowel disorders)
- Cardiac and respiratory conditions
- Endocrine issues (e.g., diabetes and thyroid disorders)
- Kidney and liver diseases
- Immune-mediated diseases
- Joint and musculoskeletal problems
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We understand the importance of collaboration with referring veterinarians and strive to complement the exceptional care of your usual vet. Our specialists handle referrals for critically ill patients and those with chronic or complex medical conditions, ensuring a seamless extension of care.
Equipped with advanced diagnostic tools such as endoscopy, ultrasound, CT, and MRI, our team works to identify the underlying causes of a pet’s illness and recommend tailored treatment plans. We aim to provide the highest standard of care to your patients and support your clinic with expert insights and comprehensive management options.
Advanced Diagnostics & Expert Collaboration
Our internal medicine specialists combine their clinical expertise with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to investigate and treat complex cases. On-site diagnostics include:
- Endoscopy for minimally invasive internal examinations
- Ultrasound for soft tissue assessment
- CT and MRI imaging for detailed, advanced diagnostics
Why Choose ARH Brisbane for Internal Medicine
- Access to highly trained internal medicine specialists for dogs and cats
- Comprehensive diagnostics on-site, including CT, MRI, ultrasound and endoscopy
- Collaborative approach with referring veterinarians
- Personalised treatment plans for both acute and chronic conditions
- Trusted by pet owners and vets across Brisbane and Queensland
If your pet has been referred for internal medicine or is experiencing ongoing health issues, contact ARH Brisbane to arrange an appointment with our specialist team.
Internal Medicine Team
Dr Elizabeth Dill-Macky
Small Animal Internal Medicine Specialist
Elizabeth graduated from the University of Queensland in 1982 and completed an internship at the University of Sydney. She trained in small animal internal medicine with a residency at the University of Florida and served as a clinical instructor at the University of Pennsylvania. Elizabeth is a Diplomate of the ACVIM and co-founded ARH Brisbane.
Dr Emily Cook
Small Animal Internal Medicine Specialist
Emily graduated from the University of Queensland in 2006 with first-class honours and completed a rotating internship in 2008, sparking her passion for internal medicine. She achieved Membership to the ANZCVS in 2010, completed her residency in 2012, and passed her fellowship exams in 2017. Her interests include gastrointestinal, kidney, and immunologic diseases.
Dr Gemma Birnie
Small Animal Internal Medicine Specialist
Gemma graduated from Massey University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science with honours. After working in general practice and completing an internship at Sydney University, she gained experience as an emergency veterinarian in Melbourne. In 2014, she moved to Queensland to undertake an internal medicine residency, achieving fellowship in 2018. Her interests include immune-mediated and infectious diseases, as well as neurology.
Dr Jordan Fletcher
Medicine Resident
Jordan graduated from UQ in 2020 with first-class honours and multiple awards. After two internships and time in general practice, she returned to ARH to pursue a residency in internal medicine. Her interests include gastroenterology, endocrinology, and nephrology. In 2025, she attained MANZCVS membership, receiving the Chapter Prize in Small Animal Medicine.
Dr Remon Wilson
Small Animal Internal Medicine Registrar
Remon graduated from James Cook University and began his veterinary career in general practice before completing a rotating internship at the University of Sydney. He then worked in emergency and critical care at specialist hospitals in Sydney before returning to Queensland in 2019 to undertake a residency in Small Animal Internal Medicine. He achieved Membership with the ANZCVS and has published peer-reviewed research in the field.
Dr Amber Jurek
Veterinary Associate - SAIM & ECC
Amber graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2020 and spent two years in general practice before pursuing referral medicine through a rotating internship. Her passion for internal medicine led her to Queensland, where she completed an internship at ARH and now supports the team as a Hospital Veterinarian. Amber thrives in a collaborative environment, and is driven by the pursuit of excellence in veterinary medicine.
Amber attained her MANZCVS qualification in 2025.
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