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Is becoming an RCVS Advanced Practitioner something you aspire to? Or maybe you have noticed colleagues using the title and wondered what it means. Let’s look into the Advanced Practitioner status a little more closely and discover what it is to be an Advanced Practitioner, and how to achieve this status yourself.   What is […]

The London Vet Show (LVS) is the pinnacle event for veterinary professionals, offering a wealth of insights, innovations, and networking opportunities. This year, Improve Veterinary Education was proud to participate, sharing our expertise and connecting with the community. To celebrate the event and dive deeper into its highlights, we’ve launched a special podcast episode: Inside […]

At first glance, ultrasound machines can appear complicated and the sheer number of buttons, knobs and sliders might seem daunting. If you’re sat thinking “how do I use this vet ultrasound machine?” you aren’t alone! Although each machine can look very different, the basic principles are the same. This article will provide you with some […]

Learn how vet nurses can champion veterinary physiotherapy for small animals, helping owners understand the benefits and guide them in at-home exercises to support recovery and long-term health

Continued professional development (CPD) is essential in veterinary practice, where the literature and recommended treatments are constantly moving forward. With CPD now recorded via the 1CPD website or app, it should be easier and more efficient than ever to keep veterinary CPD records up to date. However, the requirement not just to record but to […]

Thinking of taking veterinary emergency CPD or even a veterinary ECC certificate? Find out more about the life of an ECC vet with Fran Blake

We are thrilled to announce that Dr Scott Miller, is officially partnering with Improve Veterinary Education as our new Brand Ambassador!  

We review the licensed and unlicensed noise phobia medications for pets as a reminder of what’s available as firework season starts.

By Dr Rebecca MacMillan BVetMed BSAVA PGCertSAM MRCVS   Working as a locum is often a conscious step away from the ties that come with regular employment. Locum work gives many vets the freedom to work for themselves, allowing them to choose both when and where to offer their services. While this may have lifestyle advantages, […]

Investing in continuing professional development (CPD) is a wise long-term decision for veterinary professionals, but is practical CPD for vets worthwhile? How do you find good practical veterinary CPD that is going to nurture and grow your skills? Let’s take a look… The importance of CPD for vets Veterinary CPD isn’t just something you should […]

Is learning theory important for veterinary CPD? Many great philosophers and a lot of research has gone into learning styles and learning theory, but it’s not something you often think about when studying as a vet or nurse. But since life in the veterinary profession is very busy, using your studying time efficiently is important.   […]

Many of us have been conditioned to think that calling in sick is a sign of weakness or lack of dedication. However, this mindset often overlooks the vital role that self-care plays in maintaining both personal well-being and productivity within the veterinary practice.

The Improve Veterinary Education is thrilled to announce the recipient of the 2024 Louise O'Dwyer Scholarship

As a veterinary professional, it can be hard to squeeze in your CPD around work, responsibilities at home, and self-care. Many vets and nurses are finding that online veterinary CPD is easier to fit into their routine. In this article, we’ll discuss the advantages of online CPD for vets and nurses, and talk about some […]

Written by Dr Jacqui Victor BVSc MANZCVS (Medicine of Cats)  Are you looking to expand your feline medicine skills? A Feline Practice Postgraduate Certificate may be for you! Test your knowledge with this free feline medicine case study!  History and Clinical Exam An 11-year-old FS DSH presents with a one-week history of intermittent general weakness […]

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is an essential part of veterinary practice. It helps ensure professionals keep up to date with the latest industry developments, whilst improving knowledge and skills to provide the best possible care for their patients. The RCVS recognises this, requiring that vets complete 35 hours of veterinary CPD each year (with nurses […]