CPD Webinars
We’re dedicated to helping you keep growing in your career, especially when you need it most. That’s why we’re offering free Emergency and Critical Care CPD webinars which count towards your CPD hours.
Benefits of CPD Webinars
Our CPD webinars are a great way for vets and vet nurses to build their skills, stay on top of the latest in veterinary medicine, and improve practice management. Online CPD webinars are a flexible way to earn CPD points whilst also connecting with other professionals, sharing experiences, and learning from industry experts.
How to Watch Webinars
Watching our webinars is easy and convenient. You can watch webinars live in real time on any device, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Additional Topics to Consider
In addition to our existing webinar topics, we are planning to cover a range of new subjects in the future.
If you’d like to be the first to know when a new online CPD webinar goes live, sign up using your email address below.
Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming webinars and topics!
We want to hear from you!
We’re always looking for exciting topics and engaging speakers, so if you’d like to work with us on a CPD webinar please contact [email protected]
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Upcoming live webinars
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Free CPD Webinar | Dyspnoea POCUS
In this session we will explore how Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) can be integrated into the cage-side assessment of the acutely dyspnoeic patient to rapidly narrow differential diagnoses, guide immediate management, and improve clinical decision-making.
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Free CPD Webinar | Acute Abdomen and Kidney Injury POCUS
In this session we will cover a brief overview of ultrasound technique and the aims of Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) as a diagnostic tool, focusing on cases that may present to you in a clinic setting, namely the acute abdominal patient and acute kidney injury cases.
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Free CPD Webinar | Trauma POCUS
In this session we will be covering the use of Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in patients presenting following trauma and appreciating how ultrasound can be used to diagnosis and monitoring.
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