2010 Monthly Equine CPD at the AHT

Horse having eye examinationWe would like to invite you to our programme of CPD seminars from March to December 2010.

These seminars are open to all and include a light buffet. To cover some of our costs we will be charging a nominal fee of £25 per person per session. If you sign up for all 10 sessions the cost will be £200.

If you would like to attend, please fill out the attached form by clicking here, and fax back to us on 01638 555393 or alternatively return by post with your payment to the address below for the attention of Karen Gooch.

For our BVA Members CPD please click here

TrotStarting Time: 7.00pm for 7.30pm – talks will start at 7.30pm, food will be available from 7.00pm

Duration: Talks will last for 45-60 minutes, followed by 15 minutes for questions

Practical: The practical will involve a short preparatory talk from 7.00pm followed by up to 2 hours of practical.  Food will be available from 6.30pm.  Please bring your overalls for this session.  Gloves will be provided.

Where: Centre for Equine Studies, Animal Health Trust, Lanwades Park, Kentford, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 7UU

Contact: Karen Gooch – karen.gooch@aht.org.uk, Tel: 01638 751908, Fax: 01638 555393

Type of CPD

Date

Speaker

Title

Talk

3rd March

Dr Rachel Murray

Use of MRI in the lameness examination – what’s new CANCELLED

Talk

7th April

Dr Sue Dyson

Ultrasound – distal limb techniques and interpretation

Talk

5th May

Claire Wylie

Equine grass sickness the past decade

Talk & Practical

2nd June

Shelley Down

Forelimb joint blocks foot to carpus

Talk

7th July

Heide Kloeppel

Sedation for standing procedures

Talk

4th August

Dr Richard Newton

Emerging Diseases (African Horse Sickness, West Nile Virus)

Talk

1st September

Jane Sansom

How to examine the equine eye

Talk

6th October

Dr Kaspar Matiasek

Clinical pathology in practice

Talk

3rd November

Dr Andrew Waller

Streptococcus zooepidemicus diseases of the horse

Talk

1st December

Jane Coatesworth

Dermatology

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