BSAVA held a successful student event on January 23rd, which we have recorded and is still available on the discourse platform until 28th February 2021. Please note the live event has already taken place.
We have made the recordings of the weekend, along with the bonus materials, available on the platform for you to purchase and view as you wish until the end of February. If you missed out on the event you can still join in - please purchase via registering through the link on this page, and a member of staff will give you access to the platform.
Original listing as below:
BSAVA is excited to announce a one-day virtual conference for veterinary students on the 23rd January 2021!
o Has COVID hampered your EMS opportunities?
o Are you fed up with non-stop online lectures?
BSAVA is here to help!
Whilst we don't have a cure for COVID, and sadly in-person events still aren't possible... we CAN offer you a fun, interactive, day of clinical and non-clinical content, to make virtual learning fun and it counts towards 6 hours of EMS*!
Our programme has been directly tailored for students, to support you in preparation for your careers in small animal practice.
BONUS BUNDLE
Bonus content has been made available consisting of pre-recorded webinars, providing clinical guidance on; cardiology, exotics, surgery and customer care. This extra half-day will be available at no extra cost, to dip in and out of at your own leisure to top up your knowledge.
CLINICAL HIGHLIGHTS
Fever – A necessary evil or just evil?
Anaesthesia – What to do if it goes wrong (get your questions answered!)
Medical Detective: neurological or behavioural?
Dermatology: a fast- paced fully interactive quiz with prizes up for grabs!
NON-CLINICAL HIGHLIGHTS
Practitioner panel discussion: Q+A managing difficult situations in practice
The new vet GDP: what is it, what to expect, your questions and answers.
AVS student session: How do we learn the stuff they don’t teach?
Looking after your career: Interview and CVs, looking after YOU, your career options.
*RCVS and most veterinary schools allow up to one week of EMS to be logged as attendance at conferences.
This event is kindly sponsored by Hills
