Advanced Certificate in Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery
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Key information
Overview
The General Practitioner Advanced Certificate (GPAdvCert) in Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery is an advanced level ‘next-step’ programme for veterinary surgeons.
This 14-module programme has been designed for veterinary surgeons who want to progress their soft tissue surgical skills to the next level. Each module will be presented by specialists (ECVS or ACVS diplomates) allowing you plenty of opportunity to ask questions and receive practical instruction. A step-by-step decision-making process will help you to make the best choice in treating soft tissue conditions and numerous case studies will be used to place theoretical concepts into practice.
Practical hands-on experience will be gained in every module in excellent wet lab facilities at three different European venues. The latest equipment will be provided to accelerate your learning.
The sessions will be complemented by an online learning platform providing access to notes, case discussions via a closed forum, and further resources such as videos and reading references.
Previous experience to certificate level in small animal soft tissue surgery is essential in order to benefit most from this course.
Programme
Module summary
- Oral Surgery
- Endocrine System Surgery
- Skin Reconstruction
- Ear Nose and Throat Surgery
- Gastric and upper intestinal surgery
- Lower Intestinal Surgery
- Liver and Biliary Tract Surgery
- Hernias
- Urinary Tract Surgery
- Upper Airway Surgery
- Thoracic Surgery I
- Thoracic Surgery II
- Reproductive Surgery
- Acute Abdomen and Hepatic Vascular Malformations