Distance Education

Premium, intensive online veterinary CE
 

TimeOnline

Flexible & accessible online CE with peer-to-peer learning
 

TimeOnline OnDemand

Self-paced learning gives YOU control | Flexibility to learn and develop your skills where and when suits you best

WebinarPLUS

Webinar series FREE to CVE Members

WebinarLIVE!

Short, Sharp & Sweet CE for the busy practitioner - 1 Hour, World Experts & FREE! 

Workshops

Highly practical – develop the confidence to implement your new skills immediately

Conferences

Concentrated & Intensive CE 
 

Workshops & Conferences

Immersive, interactive & practical
 
Seize the opportunity! Expand your knowledge, competence and confidence, and gain mastery of your clinical passion.

All DE programs are mentored by leading veterinary experts who will provide feedback and advice on completion of each monthly module. Each module may include written content, technique videos, self-reflections, quizzes and online submission of monthly assignments. Maximise the opportunity to expand and consolidate your learning by participating in the tutor moderated group discussion forums and attending the case-based and/or practical workshop/s optional for most courses. 

 

 
Quality online continuing education delivered by veterinary experts in short, manageable timeframes incorporating informal, social and collaborative learning with your peers

Build in-demand skills in key clinical areas. Engage with your tutor/s and other participants through an active discussion forum. The programs are further enhanced by concise core notes, video presentations, case studies, images, useful links and interactive quizzes to test your knowledge and round out the program. Earn 10+ CPD points with completion of each TimeOnline course.

 
TimeOnline OnDemand are short online continuing education programs that allow you to learn in your own time. Control your own learning, moving quickly through topics you may find easier and spending more time and effort on the challenging ones. OnDemand learning is a stress-free and enjoyable learning process.

 

Delivered by content matter experts, each OnDemand course gives you access to videos, presentations, notes, supplementary readings and an opportunity to test your knowledge. Succinct and engaging, these courses are designed to fit around your busy life and within your areas of interest.

Webinars are an ideal way to brush up on your skills when you are time poor, restricted by location or just prefer bite size CE.

WebinarPLUS are pre-recorded webinars presented by veterinary experts selected by CVE. Being pre-recorded, you can watch each presentation in your own time and participate in the discussion forum, moderated by your presenter for up to one week after the WebinarPLUS release. You will receive 1 CPD point for each CVE WebinarPLUS completed.

Webinars are an ideal way to brush up on your skills when you are time poor, restricted by location or just prefer bite size CE.

WebinarLIVE! presentations are led by veterinary experts, watched in real time and are followed by an interactive Q&A. It’s your chance to interact with experts, ask your burning questions and get real-time answers. You will receive 1 CPD point for each CVEWebinarLIVE! completed.

Practical workshops are an ideal way to build confidence and competence in your skills.

With the ideally balanced combination of theoretical and hands-on education, our workshops allow participants to obtain the most benefit possible through the practical application of the skills being taught. Small group teaching with a high tutor to participant ratio will ensure that you benefit from individual attention from the highly regarded and experienced tutor/s. Nothing beats on-the-spot feedback as you learn a new procedure.

Invest in 1-5 days of distraction-free, focused and practical learning.

Immerse yourself in a specific area or discipline for one or more days, making the most of time to engage with keynote speakers and maximise the educational opportunity. Network with peers sharing similar interests; build the relationships to support you in practice.

Centre for Veterinary Education conferences are a fantastic way to invest in a few days of distraction-free, focused learning.

Immerse yourself in a specific area or discipline and make the most of this time to engage with keynote speakers and colleagues from across the globe.

Our practical workshops are an ideal way to build confidence and competence in your skills with the balance of both theory and hands-on education.

You’ll be able to obtain the highest benefit possible through the skills being taught with small groups and a high tutor to participant ratio ensures you will benefit from individual attention and on-the-spot feedback.

 
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Minimising Feline Perioperative Stress WebinarPLUS NurseEd

Monday, 05 February 2024

Speaker/s: Laura Watson

Online

Designed for Nurses

WebinarPLUS

Description

Rabbit Anaesthesia: where everyone holds their breath waiting for it to be over - including the patient. Rabbits have a higher reported anaesthetic mortality rate than dogs and cats. There are a number of factors that influence this, including differences in behaviour, anatomy and physiology that need to be appreciated to prepare for a safe and successful anaesthetic in this species. They may also have underlying disease processes, that are undetected, as prey species are excellent at masking signs of illness. The aim of this webinar with Megan Walmsley is to arm nurses with the knowledge and skills to address some of the challenges in rabbit anaesthesia and the confidence to advocate for these patients.

Welfare-Centred Clinical Decision Making WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 22 February 2024

Speaker/s: Andrea Harvey

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Decision making in clinical cases is rarely black and white, often there isn’t one right or wrong decision. This is something that can be emotionally challenging when we are concerned with ‘doing the right thing’ and not being confident with what that is, is a common stressor in clinical practice. How do we decide what diagnostic tests to do and when, what treatments to use, whether the animal needs medical or surgical management, and whether they need to be hospitalised, managed as an outpatient, or referred. Further, how do we balance these decisions with other practical, owner and financial considerations to reach good decisions that we feel confident about! This webinar with Dr Andrea Harvey embraces the challenges of clinical decision making, and focusing on patient welfare illustrates how this can be a useful tool to aid decision making, providing clinicians with confidence in making the best decisions for their patients

Wildlife: Care Essentials WebinarPLUS NurseEd

Monday, 04 March 2024

Speaker/s: Melissa Fangmeier

Online

Designed for Nurses

WebinarPLUS

Description

Rabbit Anaesthesia: where everyone holds their breath waiting for it to be over - including the patient. Rabbits have a higher reported anaesthetic mortality rate than dogs and cats. There are a number of factors that influence this, including differences in behaviour, anatomy and physiology that need to be appreciated to prepare for a safe and successful anaesthetic in this species. They may also have underlying disease processes, that are undetected, as prey species are excellent at masking signs of illness. The aim of this webinar with Megan Walmsley is to arm nurses with the knowledge and skills to address some of the challenges in rabbit anaesthesia and the confidence to advocate for these patients.

The Master Gland: Pituitary WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 28 March 2024

Speaker/s: Amy Lam

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Cushing's, acromegaly, central hypothyroidism, and everything in between—this webinar has it all. Delve into the endocrine intricacies of the pituitary gland, with a focus on its crucial hormone production, the implications of its dysfunction, and the therapeutic strategies that can make a real difference in your practice.

Tailored TLC for Feline Friends WebinarPLUS NurseEd

Monday, 15 April 2024

Speaker/s: Sarah Collins

Online

Designed for Nurses

WebinarPLUS

Description

Rabbit Anaesthesia: where everyone holds their breath waiting for it to be over - including the patient. Rabbits have a higher reported anaesthetic mortality rate than dogs and cats. There are a number of factors that influence this, including differences in behaviour, anatomy and physiology that need to be appreciated to prepare for a safe and successful anaesthetic in this species. They may also have underlying disease processes, that are undetected, as prey species are excellent at masking signs of illness. The aim of this webinar with Megan Walmsley is to arm nurses with the knowledge and skills to address some of the challenges in rabbit anaesthesia and the confidence to advocate for these patients.

ABC of Nutritional Assessment WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 25 April 2024

Speaker/s: Cecilia Villaverde

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Every pet deserves a diet that's not only complete and balanced but also customised to their unique lifestyle and health requirements. The right diet should deliver optimal nutrition – the perfect balance of energy and nutrients – in a way that promotes peak well-being. For veterinary professionals, the cornerstone of creating such tailored feeding plans is a comprehensive nutritional assessment. Our ABC of Nutritional Assessment WebinarPLUS focuses on the practicalities of conducting detailed nutritional assessments for dogs and cats. You'll learn the ins and outs of evaluating pet diets, how to decode the findings, and, crucially, how to weave this knowledge seamlessly into your day-to-day clinic operations. Join Cecilia Villaverde, a renowned authority in veterinary nutrition, and elevate your practice with the expertise that will change the lives of pets under your care.

Alphabet Soup: Spelling Out Canine Meningitis WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 27 June 2024

Speaker/s: Barbara Lindsay

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Does thinking of SRMA, MUO, or GME make you feel tongue-tied? This presentation with Dr Barbara Lindsay will cover the foundations of immune-mediated diseases of the nervous system in dogs. This course is designed for general practitioners to allow for successful management of diagnosed patients or empirical therapy for when referral is not an option.

Improving Patient Outcomes: Beyond Tech Skills WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 25 July 2024

Speaker/s: Duana McBride

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Non-technical skills are vital skills, which complement our technical skills and knowledge in improving patient outcomes. These skills include teamwork, leadership, communication skills, decision making and situation awareness, which when applied to our practice have demonstrated to minimise medical errors and improve patient outcomes and staff wellbeing. This presentation, which is applicable to vets, nurses and practice managers will provide participants with a toolkit in developing and incorporating these skills into everyday practice.

Wildlife: Orphaned Birds & Possums WebinarPLUS NurseEd

Monday, 09 September 2024

Speaker/s: Melissa Fangmeier

Online

Designed for Nurses

WebinarPLUS

Description

Rabbit Anaesthesia: where everyone holds their breath waiting for it to be over - including the patient. Rabbits have a higher reported anaesthetic mortality rate than dogs and cats. There are a number of factors that influence this, including differences in behaviour, anatomy and physiology that need to be appreciated to prepare for a safe and successful anaesthetic in this species. They may also have underlying disease processes, that are undetected, as prey species are excellent at masking signs of illness. The aim of this webinar with Megan Walmsley is to arm nurses with the knowledge and skills to address some of the challenges in rabbit anaesthesia and the confidence to advocate for these patients.

Diets for Chronic Enteropathies WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 24 October 2024

Speaker/s: Cecilia Villaverde

Online

WebinarPLUS

Description

Chronic enteropathies are common diseases in dogs and cats where nutritional management, together with other therapies, is important for quality of life. There are many diets marketed for these conditions, that differ in strategies and other aspects. This presentation will present the different types of diets for intestinal disease, what makes them special, and give some tips on how to choose one.

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