Ashleigh Walsh Dip.VN, VTS (ECC), RVNS
Emergencies can present at any time, in any practice and the ability to respond with speed, accuracy, and confidence can be the difference between a good outcome and a critical one. This hands-on workshop is designed for qualified veterinary nurses looking to deepen their emergency and critical care capabilities, building on existing clinical skills to develop the practical competencies that matter most when it counts. Delegates will work through triage assessment, recognition of life-threatening scenarios, and the nursing care considerations specific to ECC patients, alongside guided practical sessions in the placement and management of essential indwelling devices including urinary catheters and feeding tubes with a strong emphasis on aseptic technique, patient monitoring, and early complication recognition.
Suitable for nurses with a foundational understanding of veterinary medical terminology and anatomy, this workshop delivers real-world skills that can be applied immediately in practice, helping you provide safer, more effective, and more confident care for your most vulnerable patients.
