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Vetacademy – Quality CPD Ideal For Graduates

3:00 pm in News, Veterinary Schools by Jonathan (Vetstart Editor)

Online learning-platform provides comprehensive CPD from a range of excellent providers

Continuing professional development (CPD) is an important part of maintaining your skills and knowledge after you graduate. Finding CPD can be a hassle, attending events or scheduled webinars aren’t always convenient with the extemely busy schedules vets face.

Vetacademy is a place to get all your CPD in one place from a number of leading CPD providers such as The Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies, Improve International and Elsevier. Modules include practice management, clinical analysis and case studies, and can all be accessed online.

Best of all Vetacademy can be accessed on your laptop or computer whenever you want it – there’s nothing to download, no fancy tools you need, you simply login, select the module you want to do whenever you want to do it.

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Free nursing webinars for nursing trainees

11:43 am in Events, News, Veterinary Schools by Jonathan (Vetstart Editor)

Hills Vet Nutrition are releasing three ‘secret’ webinars for veterinary nurses based on the success of their last sessions. The three webinars will involve client management and framework planning but beyond that no details are known.

As usual the webinars are all free, though spaces are limited. Registration is currently available by e-mailing jane_quail@hillspet.com or calling 01923 814454. Registration is open to all veterinary nurses, ANAs and trainees and will grant CPD/CVE to British and Irish nurses.

For more information on Hills Pets, please click here

onejumpahead

One Jump Ahead – FREE WEBINAR equine endocrine disease

10:55 am in Events, News, Video by Jonathan (Vetstart Editor)

Vetmedica are hosting two webinars for free in August. The webinars will be hosted by specialists Andy Durham and Catherine McGowan

The webinars will include interactive segments and the option to ask speakers questions and have them answered during the webinar — this is perfect for students. If you can’t make it don’t worry: the webinars will be freely available for a short time after they are broadcast.

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