The course is designed for you if you are a qualified veterinary nurse and you want to develop your skills in small animal physiotherapy and rehabilitation. The six modules of Level 2 each cover a key area of rehabilitation. The emphasis in each module is on the practical application of rehabilitation techniques that you can use to improve outcomes for the animals in your care.
The course is open to all qualified veterinary nurses working in small animal practice. A pre-requisite for beginning the course is prior attendance on a 2-day (Level 1) introductory course presented by the tutor – these are available through CPD Solutions.
LEVEL 1: Introduction to Canine Physiotherapy
Level 2: Module 1 - Anatomy
Level 2: Module 2 - Neurology
Level 2: Module 3 - Physiotherapy
Level 2: Module 4 - Orthopaedics
Level 2: Module 5 - Exercise and Rehabilitation
Level 2: Module 6 - Critical Care and Pain Management
Level 3: Electrotherapy and End-of-course Assessment
Qualification:
To qualify as a Veterinary Nurse Rehabilitation Therapist you must attend all Level 2 modules and then successfully complete the final Level 3 module, which includes the final assessment. It is anticipated that in most cases, you will complete the course within two years.
To start the course you need to attend the Anatomy module; the other Level 2 modules can be studied in any order and timeframe that suits your study plans. You must complete the course within five years. Assessment will comprise of course work, case studies, and a written and practical examination. Accreditation is currently being sought, and will be in place for the first set of graduates in 2011.
When: commences July 2010
Where: CPD Solutions Training Centre, Studley, Warwickshire
For information: www.vnrt.net
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