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Externally provided NZVA Accredited CPD
To help veterinarians identify high quality CPD, the NZVA, in consultation with the Veterinary Council of New Zealand (VCNZ), has implemented an accreditation “tick” for CPD activities.
Listed below are CPD activities that meet the requirements for NZVA CPD accreditation and are provided by organisations external to the NZVA. Please contact the individual providers for specific information about each CPD activity.
For more information about NZVA CPD accreditation please visit the NZVA CPD accreditation application page.
Dental Radiology - get bang for your buck
A practical case based webinar on the 31 August with Dr Aaron Forsayeth from Advanced Animal Dentistry for veterinarians and veterinary nurses.
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Small Animal Echocardiography - core skills
A practical workshop one workshop being held on the 8 September at Massey University, Palmerston North that will give you confidence to bring echo skills to your practice.
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Master of Veterinary Medicine programme
Massey University’s Master of Veterinary Medicine (MVM) programme provides high-quality continuing education for practicing veterinarians, delivered by distance learning.
View the 2022 courses they have on offer, and for more information
Learn how rehabilitation can help arthritis case management
Improve the care of animals across New Zealand by improved understanding of rehabilitation (specifically regarding arthritis) and clarifying when arthritic patients will receive benefit from the veterinary team collaborating with a qualified physiotherapist.
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A veterinary approach to sustainable food and farming
Are you read to support meaningful change for a sustainable future?
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