Equine CPDEquine CPDBEVA MEMBERS MINI MODULESDescriptionOur new range of Online CPD mini-modules have been developed for the more experienced veterinary surgeon. If you have completed a CertAVP or are an Advanced Practitioner, or are an experienced practitioner and feel you are currently working at this level, these modules are a great way to support your CPD requirements for the year or maintain your Advanced Practitioner status. We are also delighted to offer an Equine Veterinary Nursing mini module for nurses.
Equine CertAVP Module April 2027DescriptionTo book your place on an EQUINE CertAVP module starting in April 2027. Modules can be booked as either a Full Course Participant or an E-Learning Participant. Full Course Participant - Includes all E-Learning access PLUS in-person workshop at Leahurst Campus. To make a workshop booking please either choose the Full Course Particpant option from the module list below or contact vpuoffice@liverpool.ac.uk. Workshop details can be found here. E-Learning Participant - Online module access with full academic and peer support, library access, interactive journal clubs and zoom meetings. For assessment only, please contact vpuoffice@liverpool.ac.uk
Equine CertAVP Module January 2027DescriptionTo book your place on an EQUINE CertAVP module starting in January 2027. Modules can be booked as either a Full Course Participant or an E-Learning Participant. Full Course Participant - Includes all E-Learning access PLUS in-person workshop at Leahurst Campus. To make a workshop booking, please contact vpuoffice@liverpool.ac.uk. Workshop details can be found here. E-Learning Participant - Online module access with full academic and peer support, library access, interactive journal clubs and zoom meetings. For assessment only, please contact vpuoffice@liverpool.ac.uk
Equine Foal Skills for Clinicians 04 NOVEMBER 2026DescriptionThis practical one-day workshop will cover essential foal skills for clinicians working in ambulatory practice. The morning starts with lectures and the rest of the day is a mix of hands-on small group practical skills sessions and case-based discussions.
Lunch and refreshments are provided.
Equine Foal Skills for Clinicians 04 NOVEMBER 2026 - BEVA MEMBERS ONLYDescriptionBEVA MEMBERS DISCOUNTED WORKSHOPThis practical one-day workshop will cover essential foal skills for clinicians working in ambulatory practice. The morning starts with lectures and the rest of the day is a mix of hands-on small group practical skills sessions and case-based discussions.
Lunch and refreshments are provided.
Equine Medical Ultrasound - DAY ONE ONLY - 13 Oct 26DescriptionDesigned to enable you to practice your own ultrasound skills under the close guidance of recognised specialists, this workshop will increase your confidence in using the scanner for a wide range of clinical cases. Do book early to avoid disappointment Lunch and refreshments provided. This event is kindly sponsored by IMV.
Equine Practice EssentialsDescriptionIn November 2026, we will be offering the Equine Practice Essentials Mini-Module, designed for recently qualified veterinary surgeons and those returning to practice after a career break who wish to refresh and strengthen their knowledge of common conditions encountered in equine ambulatory practice. Over four weeks, participants will develop their clinical knowledge, practical skills and decision-making abilities in the investigation, diagnosis and management of everyday cases seen in ambulatory equine work.
PHYSIOTHERAPY MASTERCLASS ON THE EQUINE BACK AND PELVIS Mini ModuleDescriptionOnline Mini Module – Physiotherapy Masterclass for Qualified Physiotherapists and Veterinary Surgeons on the Equine Back and Pelvis In November 2026, we will be offering a Physiotherapy Masterclass on the Equine Back and Pelvis, aimed at both qualified Physiotherapists* and Equine Clinicians looking to refresh their knowledge of the assessment and treatment options available in this common area of practice. The weeks will focus on revising back and pelvis pathology before reviewing current approaches to diagnosis, assessment and initial management from both professional perspectives. Common clinical cases and the principles behind their rehabilitation will be addressed in week 5, and the over-arching theme throughout the module will be one of professional collaboration and the ‘team approach’ to maximise clinical outcomes.
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