Our graduate programme is open to new and recently graduated vets across the entire island of
Ireland. The year long Program will cover 6 modules covering all the basic needs of a veterinary
surgeon dealing with small animals. The modules will include both theory and hands on practical
learning, which is essential for new grads to learn and progress in their careers.

After completing the programme, you will be competent in numerous areas such as diagnostics,
small animal surgery, effective consults, ultrasound scanning and dentistry. Modules are
delivered in 5 single day modules and one 2-day module (dentistry). Each day you will meet the
same group of colleagues allowing you to build and connect with similar minded people. You can
share experience, support one another and rally behind one another.

An additional bonus included in this programme is an induction night prior to the first session.
This will allow all delegate to meet, get to know another and settle into the programme prior to
the first day of learning. A certificate will be issued upon completion of the programme to certify
your skills and competency gained over the year.

Approved for 8.5 CVE Credits by VCI

This highly interactive and case-based course aims to provide further training to Veterinary Nurses who have an interest in radiography. The merit of a good quality radiograph cannot be emphasized enough! Interpretation and subsequent differential diagnoses are contingent upon adequate exposure settings and great positioning. Tricks of the trade that are easy to learn and implement, but are so often overlooked in the busy GP clinical setting, are simple yet highly effective. This course will provide lectures, case-based scenarios, quizzes and practical sessions and encourage collaborative radiograph critique. We look forward to you joining us!

Speaker: Rosie Ellis DVM GPCert(DI) MSc BA

• Rachels Mallet will discuss responsibility and control of equine parasites to include an overview of all aspects of responsible control. 
• Sarah O Dwyer will discuss FEC and analysis. 

Speakers: Sarah O Dwyer (Telenostic) & Rachel Mallett (Bimeda) & Andrea Ryan (CEO Treo Eile)

Surgical emergencies represent a stressful aspect of daily practice for many of us. These often occur outside normal working hours when less support and assistance are available and patients are often critical, which adds to the stress. Appropriate decision-making and effective action must take place without delay for a successful outcome.

Speaker: Aidan McAlinden MVB MSc CertSAS DipAECVS MRCVS

What previous delegates have said about this course:

"A great course run in a fantastic purpose built facility. A game changer for Veterinary CPD in Ireland."

Over the course of 2 days we will have two 2.5hour webinars where we will explore the interconnected impacts of war, environmental collapse, and human and animal health and welfare through the One Health lens. Through expert talks and frontline testimony from Gaza, we’ll examine how agriculture, veterinary, environmental, and human healthcare systems have been systematically dismantled  - and what rebuilding a resilient One Health ecosystem in Palestine will require.   

Participants will gain insight into:

1. The destruction of agricultural and veterinary infrastructure and its implications for food security and public health.

2. The lived experience of healthcare workers and veterinarians operating under siege conditions and the ethical dimensions of the care they can offer in humanitarian crises.

3. The long-term environmental and toxicological effects of modern warfare on animals, ecosystems, and human health.

4. The professional and moral responsibilities of medical professionals, veterinarians, and eco-scientists within global One Health networks.

Learning Outcomes

1. Articulate the relevance of One Health principles in conflict and humanitarian disaster settings.

2. Recognise the veterinary role in food security, public health, and community resilience.

3. Identify the impacts of war on animal health welfare, public health and environmental health.

4. Reflect on ethical and professional duties when responding to global humanitarian crises.

On Feirm Ground 2 Training Programme is a bespoke farmers’ health training programme that equips frontline agricultural professionals and service providers with the knowledge, skills, and competencies to engage and signpost farmers on health and wellbeing.

WHY ATTEND OFG2 TRAINING?

• This course is VCI CVE accredited, and you will beawarded 8 CVE credits upon completion.

• By attending this training, you will get the tools to identify & handle farmers who maybe struggling, so when you visit a farm and find a distressed client you can confidently support & signpost them.

• You will get an opportunity to reflect, connect, learn, and share your knowledge and experiences with other agricultural professionals.

Speakers: Stephen Kiio Mbwika Programme Coordinator & Lead Facilitator – On Feirm Ground 2 Men’s Development Network & John-Gerard Murphy, founder of Lecarrow Wellness

** Approved for 22 VCI CVE Credits***

Introducing a new addition to Duggan Veterinary CPD and brought to you in conjunction with Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland, this 2 day Advanced Veterinary Treatment course is aimed at Vets and Nurses who are caring for wildlife across Ireland.

It is designed to give professionals an in-depth knowledge of the modern approaches to mammalian and avian wildlife treatment options after first aid and stabilisation has been achieved. 

New for this course: a pre-course webinar with live Q&A, plus post-course access to a library of relevant recorded webinars and resources.

** Funding may be available for delegates – Please get in touch to find out if you are eligible** 

https://m1skillnet.ie/courses/advance-wildlife-veterinary/

Speakers: Vicki Baldrey BSc(Hons) BVSc DZooMed(Avian) MRCVS RCVS Recognised Specialist in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine & Mark Naguib BVMS(Hons) CertAVP(ZooMed) MRCVS RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine 

*** Skillnet funding available***

Upcoming Courses | County Tipperary Chamber

This course is aimed at those with an intermediate level of knowledge in abdominal ultrasound and would be ideally suited to participants who attended our 'Introduction to Small Animal Ultrasound'

During this highly practical course you will be guided to identify normal and abnormal ultrasonographic appearance of the abdomen including: Liver, Spleen, Gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract and pancreas.

Speaker: Rosie Ellis DVM MSc BA

** Delegates must be able to bring a dog suitable for scanning with them on the day ** 

Sponsored by Mindray

What previous delegates have said about this course:

"Fantastic course. The speaker Rosie was really helpful+ instructive. Her passion for ultrasound/ imaging was infectious! The facilities in Duggans are excellent- both for the practical part of the course, and where the theory classes are. Lovely food + beverages supplied during day. Very friendly + helpful staff at Duggans also, special thanks to Sarah for helping it all run so smoothly". 

This is our second addition to our Emergency medicine series with Ciara Mc Grath and aims to bring practitioners one step further in their emergency medicine skills and knowledge. 

Delivered onsite with hands-on practical learning and teaching in our purpose built wet lab facility this will be a comprehensive course for the first opinion and mixed practice vets wishing to develop their small animal emergency toolkit. 

Speaker: Ciara Mc Grath MVB (HONS) MSc MRCVS DipECVECC

** This course can be booked as part of the Emergency Medicine Bundle when you book the GIT Emergency medicine course also and delegates will receive a discount for booking both courses ** 

We are delighted to introduce our much anticipated Advanced Ultrasound course with Rosie Ellis. 

This course is aimed at practitioners who have already completed the Introductory and Intermediate Ultrasound Scanning course and are proficient with the use of the machine. 

Learning Objectives:
-    To explore imaging of the small parts (and trickier structures)
-    To more confidently perform ultrasound guided FNA
-    To understand the limitations of ultrasound, when to measure and when to not! 

Speaker: Rosie Ellis DVM GPCertDI MSc BA

During this webinar we will be discussing topics such as: Milk powders vs whole milk, feeding regimes and links to weight gain. Colostrum management and monitoring for calf diseases. 

Speaker:  Dr. Catherine McAloon MVB DVMS Dip ECBHM MRCVS
European Specialist in Bovine Health
Lecturer in Farm Animal Clinical Studies

The webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the 2024 RECOVER guidelines for veterinary CPR, including the latest recommendations for newborn resuscitation. Key aspects of preparedness for CPR and the initial assessment of an unresponsive patient will be explored, followed by a practical review of both basic and advanced life support techniques. The session will conclude with a discussion on recognising the clinical features associated with return of spontaneous circulation.

Speaker: Alicia Reid RVN BSc.(Hons)VN CertVNECC