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Oncology Surgery for Veterinary Nurses – Cut to cure
Vet Sphere Academy Oncology Surgery for Veterinary Nurses Aiming to give Veterinary Nurses extra confidence in their approach to uncomplicated skin tumours. From understanding the behaviour of common cutaneous neoplasms to diagnostic investigations including fine needle aspiration, incisional or excisional biopsies. Covering instrumentation and surgical technique and reviewing methods of primary skin closure. Hot tips [...]
Introduction to the Mind Matters Initiative and supporting veterinary nurses to thrive
Vet Sphere Academy Introduction to the Mind Matters Initiative The RCVS Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) was launched in 2015 and aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of those in the veterinary team, including students, veterinary nurses, veterinary surgeons and practice managers. Within this session there will be an introduction to MMI and we [...]
The questions everyone is asking about flexible working
Vet Sphere Academy Flexible Working 34% of vet nurses in the UK currently work flexibly, approximately double wish to work flexibly, and more then 50% find it difficult to arrange this with their employer. There are a few core aspects that are at play when arranging flexible working. It needs to work for the individual, [...]
Business compliance
Vet Sphere Academy Business compliance Achieve excellence Take your practice management skills to the next level with training on inventory control, client retention, and sustainable growth. Develop strategies that streamline operations, improve client experiences, and elevate your team's efficiency to maximize practice success. Quick links Here are some of our most popular courses, designed to [...]Preliminary Veterinary Care of British Wild Fauna
Vet Sphere Academy Preliminary Veterinary Care of British Wild Fauna This presentation is designed to give nurses a good grounding in how best to approach a wildlife admission within veterinary practice. We will cover for the following key learning points: The initial first aid of wild fauna The importance of the veterinary practice as [...]
ECGs Made Easy
Vet Sphere Academy ECGs Made Easy Monitoring of an electrocardiogram (ECG) under anaesthesia provides non-invasive information on the electrical activity of the heart and our role as veterinary nurses is to be able to identify abnormal rhythms and pass this information on to the veterinary surgeon. Identifying abnormal ECG complexes and traces should not be [...]