Patient-Friendly Practice: Cats
Date: July 30 - August 13, 2018
Description:
Patient-Friendly Practice: CatsJuly 30 - August 13 2018RACE-Approved for 8 hours of Interactive-Distance CECourse Summary:We all know how stressed cats can be in practice - and how this can manifest at all levels - from just showing mild signs of anxiety to being unmanageable by veterinary staff and even the owner. This is not good for us, the owner or the cat.This interactive, tutored course will look at some basic background cat behaviour, explore your real-life cases from practice, give you tools for reading the signs of stress, and help you to learn ideas and solutions for making feline visits easier and more harmonious for everyone. We'll also look at how to educate owners in making their cat's visit less stressful, which is also a vital factor in this equation.As part of the course you'll also create a practice protocol on low stress considerations, and a client leaflet - to take back to practice and share your learning with your practice, your colleagues and your clients.Over the course of two weeks you will communicate with your classmates and tutor online and at a time that suits you, check in to the class on a break, after work or on a day off and enjoy learning as you go!Tutor profile:Linda Ryan (Roberts), DipAVN (Medical), VTS (Oncology), RVNKaren Pryor Academy Certified Training PartnerLinda qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2002 from general practice. She then worked at the Royal Veterinary College before moving on to Edinburgh Universitys Hospital for Small Animals in 2004 where she obtained the Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing (Medical) in 2005, before becoming oncology nurse with the cancer service in 2006. In 2009, she became a Veterinary Technician Specialist in Oncology, and a member of the Academy of Internal Medicine for Veterinary Technicians.As well as her specialist interest in oncology, she also has interests in analgesia, clinical nutrition, medical nursing, behavioural health and welfare, maintenance of optimum quality of life in chronically ill patients, and clinical teaching. Lower-stress/patient-friendly veterinary practice is a passion of Lindas which allows her to meld her veterinary nursing and training knowledge for the benefit of patients, staff and owners.Her interest in training and behaviour evolved over her nursing career as she became more aware of its importance to patients needs in their medical care. In 2012, she became one the first U.K. graduates of the Karen Pryor Academy for Animal Training and Behaviour, and in now a faculty member at the Academy. She holds advanced diplomas in canine and feline behaviour and is studying towards a Veterinary Technician Specialty in Behaviour.She owns and runs Inspiring Pet Teaching, aimed at pet and owner training and education, and is very active in continuing professional development for veterinary nurses, veterinarians and para-professionals, including her work with ONCORE.Course Details:Duration2 weeks (14 days) per courseNext datesJuly 30 August 13, 2018RACE credit8 hours RACE-Approved Interactive Online per coursePerfect forVeterinary technicians & nurses, veterinarians, studentsPrice: $200.00
Event type: Online, interactive and tutor-led course
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