Please note that the following events are open both to members and non-members of NAVP although NAVP members are eligible for a reduced ticket price at most events. If you are a member we would also remind you please to log in and browse the members only CPD page for more complete listings of courses and any discounts available to you.
Equine Anatomy, Function and Biomechanics |
Date: 29-30 August 2020
Venue: Whitesands Equestrian, Dunbar, EH42 1RU
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With Dr Susan Kempson and Catherine Marshall. This CPD is back by popular demand and this year is being delivered as a 2-day course with social distancing measures in place to enable you to safely have a hands on session on the Sunday. Please contact Laura Stevens on navpsec@yahoo.co.uk for a booking form and further details.
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Possible Links between Agrochemical Exposure and Horse Health |
Date: 8 September 2020 at 7pm
Venue: Online webinar
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Advanced Equine Palpation Skills |
Date: 10 October 2020
Venue: Castle Farm Equestrian, Rugby
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This CPD course delivered by Halina Tombs is back by popular demand and is ideal for new graduates who want to revise or further their palpation skills. This CPD will be delivered as a practical session and will observe social distancing measures. Please contact Laura Stevens on navpsec@yahoo.co.uk for a booking form and further details.
Focus on Farriery and Veterinary Physiotherapy |
Date: 21 October 2020
Venue: Castle Farm Equestrian, Rugby
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Veterinary Physiotherapy in the Field |
Date: 1 December 2020 at 6pm
Venue: Online webinar
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This webinar CPD delivered by Annabelle Galt MSc Vet Phys, BSc(Hons), MNAVP, takes a look at the 'behind the scenes' work of the veterinary physiotherapist at equine 3 day events. Please contact Laura Stevens on navpsec@yahoo.co.uk for a booking form and further details.
Foundation Equine Massage Course |
Date: Postponed
Venue: Downe Farm Event Centre, Tiverton EX16 8QF
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Helen Tompkins leads this three day course focusing on functional anatomy, development of palpation skills, and massage techniques. The aim of the course is to directly apply functional anatomy to inform a massage treatment, to develop quality of touch and to help inform the quality/suitability of the treatment delivered. This equine massage course has been specifically designed with the veterinary physiotherapist in mind. It has proved very popular with students and graduate members and additional dates will be released later in the year. Further information and an application form can be found below.
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Accredited Clinical Educators Course
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Date: Postponed until 2021
Venue: Highfields, Mill Lane, Cubbington, CV32 7UD
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NAVP members who wish to tutor or take students for placement must have completed the Accredited Clinical Educators course (ACE). This course is specifically designed for those who tutor or offer placements to Veterinary Physiotherapy students and comprises of 3 days of training plus home study. To complete the course all 3 days must be attended.
The course is accredited by One Awards and delivered by Sarah Harris MSc VetPhys. Please contact Laura Stevens on navpsec@yahoo.co.uk for a booking form and further details.
The course is accredited by One Awards and delivered by Sarah Harris MSc VetPhys. Please contact Laura Stevens on navpsec@yahoo.co.uk for a booking form and further details.
What do students need? |
Date: Postponed
Venue: Highfields, Mill Lane, Cubbington, CV32 7UD
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This is a free of charge CPD for any members - presently, or in the future - who would like to take students on clinical placement and are unsure of what is required. Delivered by Halina Tombs and with input from invited students currently studying veterinary physiotherapy degrees, it will answer any of your questions and help to bring together a co-ordinated approach to clinical placements so that both tutor and student get the best out of the day.