“Brilliant and very applicable to general practice.”
Alan Sweeney MRCVS
“Very good. Really loved the disaster situations. Did not expect them to be so good, but they really were brilliant. POCUS = excellent. Cytology review = Great”
Pete Roulston MRCVS
“Well organised and resourced. Great to get tips and advice from experienced vets. All staff were both professional and friendly.”
Nicquet Goldson MRCVS
“The tutors are excellent. They really took the time to explain, were very patient with me, showed me things sometimes multiple times. This ensured I would leave these three days confident in the procedures we were meant to learn. Love the practical hands on stuff that we’re doing. Really going to make a difference in my practice.”
Mark Gordon MRCVS
“Very informative. Hands on is the best way to learn. Techniques discussed and corrected in a safe environment. Improved as a vet. Very much improved intellectual function as well.”
Shun Jin Tang
“Absolutely blown away by the professionalism of the tutors with quality lecture and practicals. The tutors were approachable and friendly as well and conducted such amazing sessions with no judgement of our individual varied skill and knowledge levels.”
Richard Todd
“Excellent. It has allowed me to approach problems in an improved way, and improved my knowledge immensely and given me new confidence.”
Lynne Faulconbridge
“Reflecting upon my own cases through literature searching for essays during this course and learning to appraise existing evidence bases for treatment protocols we use day-to-day in our clinic has been invaluable, providing me with skills that I will continue to use for the rest of my career.”
“The PgCertEmerg course has been a superb educational experience. The webinars were excellent, given by speakers well known within the fields of veterinary ECC, medicine and surgery. The practical days were run by knowledgeable and supportive tutors covering topics in detail such as CPR, endoscopy, chest tube placement and emergency surgical techniques, with ample opportunities to ask questions.”