Each module of the General Practitioner Certificate Computed Tomography Online Learning Programme in Computed Tomography has been designed to progress your knowledge with abundant film reading sessions and case discussion so that at the end of the programme you will feel comfortable reading CT studies. The Programme will also cover the different regions of the body: head and neck, thorax, abdomen and musculoskeletal system. Step by step decision-making processes will enable you to make the best choice when investigating and managing a wide variety of medical conditions.

This programme is designed for veterinary surgeons who want to deepen their knowledge and manage cases requiring complex diagnostic skills with confidence.

This programme does not currently include a route to the Postgraduate Certificate or route to Advanced Practitioner status.

Set yourself for success with the support of the leading CPD provider – learn how to maintain an excellent quality of life for each pet you treat and achieve a recognised qualification the General Practitioner Certificate awarded by the International School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies (ISVPS).

Start date: October 2023

Pending Approval for 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

Pending Approval for CVE Credits by VCI

Thoracic Radiology - Let’s start at the very beginning! Practical tips on sedation, positioning, interpretation and lung patterns!

Speaker: Emma Tobin MVB, MVB, CVR, Dip. ECVDI

Pending Approval for CVE Credits by VCI

Radiology II – Abdominal Radiology: Practical tips on positioning, sedation and abdominal anatomy.

Speaker: Emma Tobin MVB, MVB, CVR, Dip. ECVDI

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

Sponsored by Mindray

An Introduction to Small Animal Ultrasound is aimed at those with limited experience in diagnostic ultrasound. During this highly practical course you will be guided to achieve a good level of proficiency in the practical scanning of the normal abdominal organs and you will receive hands-on experience of scanning the liver and spleen, gastrointestinal tract, urinary and reproductive tract. 

Speaker: Rosie Ellis 

Sponsored by Mindray

C21-22-0161

Want to learn more about what imaging modality to use when?

This discussion-driven lecture aims to simplify the often-difficult decision of what to image, when and with which modality. Using an array of cases, our speaker will converse on the merits and pitfalls of various imaging modalities and the importance of a systematic approach to Diagnostic Imaging.

Join us for this fun, interactive and informative webinar.

X-Ray, Ultrasound, MRI & CT will all be discussed

Speaker: Rosie Ellis DVM MSc BA 

This lecture will focus on the applications of ultrasound in the emergency setting as a point of care imaging modality for the abdomen and thorax. This “back to basics and then beyond” lecture, will delve into how to perform a comprehensive AFAST and TFAST. 

This discussion-driven webinar aims to work through some interesting case studies which utilized ultrasound as the primary imaging modality. Using an array of curious cases, our speaker will converse on the merits and limitations of ultrasound in abdominal work-ups and the importance of a systematic approach to imaging patients.

Speaker: Rosie Ellis