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Focus on Recent Graduates
Join us for an outstanding selection of webinars – specially selected for new and recent graduates – focusing on the things you need to know – from dealing with your first surgery nightmares, to dealing with difficult clients, and how to look after yourself after a hard day. Check out the full program below – it’s designed to help you reach your full potential!
Proudly supported by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Australia
Become a Veterinarian that your team and clients love!
Life as a new or recent graduate can be challenging! From new surgeries to overcoming the challenges of client communication — there’s a lot to cope with!
Join us for this exciting event starting May 19 for 6 fantastic interactive webinars and discussions – carefully selected to help you develop into the veterinarian you deserve to be. Attend the Focus on Recent Graduates webinar series and transition from a new graduate to a star in your practice!
This event is FREE to attend for Veterinary Students and New/Recent Graduates. However, all the veterinary teams from across the globe are welcome to join!
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SPEAKERS
Don’t wait and struggle! Get all your questions answered from expert veterinary professionals in live, fully-interactive sessions online!
Dr. Michelle McArthur
BA (Psych) Hons, D(Clin)Psych
Dr. Delisa Appleton
BVSc (Hons) PhD
Dr. Philip Judge
BVSc MVS PG Cert Vet Stud MACVSc (VECC; Medicine of Dogs)
Dr. Bryony Senic
BSc, BVMS
Dr. Chantal Celindano
BVSc (hons) MANZCVS (feline medicine)
Dr. Jill Beasley
BVSc
EVENT SCHEDULE
All sessions will be recorded. If you are unable to attend the live lectures, a link to the recordings will be shared with you a few days following the event.
May 19
Lecture 1
Time: 12:00 AEST
Peek and Shriek: When your routine surgery turns bad
with Dr. Philip Judge
It’s happened to all of us at some time or another – a routine consultation or surgery suddenly turns out to be your worst nightmare! Join us as we dissect how to manage those occasions when you wish the case you have was someone else’s responsibility. From dropped pedicles, to ruptured ureters; open chest wounds to faeces floating in the abdomen – we’ll help you manage these cases with a sound approach!
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Lecture 2
Time: 19:30 AEST
Things we wish we had known as recent graduates
with Drs. Jill Beasley, Chantal Celindano & Philip Judge
Come along to a virtual “fireside chat” and live Q&A with 3 vets at 3 different stages in their careers – as we reflect on the things we wish we had known as a new or recent graduate that would have made life easier! With Dr Jillian Beasely, Dr Chantal Celindano and Dr Philip Judge.
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May 20
Lecture 1
Time: 12:00 AEST
Pet Food Myths: Busted!
with Dr. Delisa Appleton
Knowledge is our first Ingredient.
There is a lot of confusing information out there about the ‘right’ nutrition for dogs and cats. Dispelling nutritional myths can be complicated and some pet owners have strong convictions that are difficult to counter.
This seminar provides useful information on hot topics such as grain-free, raw and ancestral feeding that may help you convey the correct information to your clients based on sound scientific evidence, thus helping them make the best nutrition choice for their pet.
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This lecture is brought to you by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Australia
Lecture 2
Time: 19:30 AEST
Being Happy at Work
with Dr. Michelle Macarthur
Through an interactive seminar, participants will explore capacities of resilience. We will pay particular attention to enhancing personal resources such as motivation and deriving pleasure in our work. We will focus on what provides us meaning and motivation in our roles and consider how we can increase our attention to these aspects of our work with the goal of enhancing our resilience and thereby wellbeing.
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This lecture is sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Australia
May 21
Lecture 1
Time: 12:00 AEST
Nutrition in the Critical Patient
with Dr. Bryony Senic
There is so much to think about in the critical patient – be it a patient with pancreatitis, or a dog attack or road trauma patient – it’s easy to forget that nutrition plays a pivotal role in patient recovery. Join us as we present a trusted approach to providing your patient with effective nutrition, by tackling 3 key nutritional support questions – Where, When, and What!
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This lecture is brought to you by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Australia
Lecture 2
Time: 19:30 AEST
Managing the Emergency Client
with Dr. Philip Judge
I know what you’re thinking – vets treat animals – not people! However, for better or worse, our emergency patients have clients attached to them – and they come with all sorts of issues – such as aggression, fear, helplessness and much more. Join ER doc, Dr. Philip Judge, as he presents some of the most interesting tales from his 20+ years of emergency experience – and what he’s learnt about managing the emergency client to get the best outcome for the furry patient!
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