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About this course<\/span><\/span><\/p>This intensive course aims to provide students with theoretical foundations for dealing with the most common soft tissue surgeries in veterinary clinics. The primary objective is for students to develop scientifically grounded work habits with immediate practical application.<\/span><\/p>The postgraduate program comprises modules with theoretical classes enabling students to systematically approach the basics of soft tissue surgery. At the end of each module, students will gain comprehensive insight into treatment possibilities and approaches to surgical patients. They will be capable of conducting a complete patient assessment, making a differential diagnosis, and planning appropriate diagnostic and treatment procedures. Moreover, they will learn to discern different immediate action scenarios, how to proceed, and most importantly, they will know how to confidently establish the next step.<\/span><\/p>Why study this course?<\/span><\/span><\/p>- Learn from six world-leading veterinary surgery specialists and diplomates.<\/span><\/li>
- Improve confidence in surgery: each module is taught by one or several specialists or diplomates certified in their respective fields to ensure the highest quality training.<\/span><\/li>
- Create better surgical outcomes: learn practical skills and improved techniques both for complex surgeries and more everyday surgeries such as digital and tail amputation.<\/span><\/li>
- Develop your technique: four days of workshops covering grafting, suture techniques, wound management and complex surgeries such as colposuspension and urethrostomy.<\/span><\/li>
- Progress your career: fast-track PgCert taking 5 months, across 12 modules<\/span><\/li>
- Gain current knowledge for immediate application: livestreamed to allow time to relate lectures to cases, ask questions and interact with experienced clinicians<\/span><\/li>
- Manage your time effectively: livestreams are recorded for flexibility. This intensive course offers the same number of teaching hours as our other PgCerts but teaching takes place over three months rather than six.<\/span><\/li><\/ul>
Timetable<\/span><\/span><\/p>Livestream lectures run on Saturday, 9.00 -18:30 and Sunday, 9.00 – 14:30.
In-person workshops run on Saturday, 9.00-17.30 and Sunday, 9.00-17.30<\/span><\/p>If you can’t attend the session, all lectures are recorded to watch on demand.<\/span><\/p> <\/div>\n\t\t \n