Please have a look through Colourful CPD’s courses and qualifications relevant to Veterinary Nurses.
These courses are aligned with the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme in terms of helping practices to meet the standards.
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This short, 2 webinar, free of charge course gives you a taster of the Certificate in Veterinary Nurse Consulting: CertNCS(RVN Cons).
This course equates to 2 hours of CPD.
This course represents 2 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
The CertNCS (RVN Cons) is a non-clinical skills certificate in consulting for veterinary nurses.
This in-depth course, delivered through a combination of webinars, course work, assessments and workshops, provides 100 hours of learning and is expected to take about a year to complete. It will provide veterinary nurses with the full range of key skills to enable them to run and deliver consultations confidently and effectively, for the benefit of the animals, their owners and the practice.
On successful completion of this course, veterinary nurses will be entitled to use the post-nominals, CertNCS (RVN Cons).
This course represents 100 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This 5-webinar series is aimed at veterinary nurses who are keen to begin to include consulting within their clinical role. It is equally relevant for those veterinary nurses already doing some consulting who would like to expand this or improve their confidence. The course is a short introduction to consulting; it offers suggestions for consulting opportunities that may be available in veterinary practices and provides the key skills necessary for veterinary nurses to deliver an effective consulting service.
The course provides 3 hours of CPD.
This course represents 3 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This online only course includes much of the online teaching from the full CertNCS (RVN Cons). It will provide Veterinary nurses with in depth knowledge and skills necessary to run successful nurse consulting sessions, without formal assessment or course work. Nurses studying this course will not achieve the accredited certificate by completing it though they can choose to 'upgrade' to the full certificate should they wish.
The course equates to 15 hours CPD
This course represents 15 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This course is aimed at veterinary nurses who are keen, either to start to do some consulting, or to increase their consulting confidence.
We ran this course as our first online virtual roadshow earlier in July. Therefore the webinars run as the day did, in two parts, morning and afternoon.
This course represents 5 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This Bereavement and End of Life Support course relates to the care that teams in veterinary practices frequently provide for their clients at the end of their animals’ lives.
This course is appropriate for anyone who supports or deals with clients during this difficult time. The content, whilst written to accommodate non-clinical staff, is suitable for all members of the veterinary team.
This course represents 5 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This Bereavement and End of Life Support course relates to the care that teams in veterinary practices frequently provide for their clients at the end of their animals’ lives.
This course is appropriate for anyone who supports or deals with clients during this difficult time. The content, whilst written to accommodate non-clinical staff, is suitable for all members of the veterinary team.
This course represents 5 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
This webinar covers stock control and the practicalities of how to conduct a stock take accurately and efficiently.
This course represents 1 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
Whilst veterinary practice is often a thrilling and enjoyable environment to work in, it is also an emotionally unsettling environment. This is because delivering veterinary service and care incorporates many of the themes that lead to unsettled emotional weather, a state otherwise known as dysphoria. Like unsettled weather patterns, feelings of dysphoria are inevitable – and indeed beneficial – at least to some degree. Similarly, they can pass quickly or hang around for longer than is comfortable and even become as established as an adverse climate of compromised mental health.
This webinar is kindly sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim and took place live in May 2021 in support of Mental Health Awareness Week (10-16th May).
This course represents 1 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
Every veterinary practice needs to achieve 4 outcomes:
Each of the 4 roles (vets, nurses, receptionists and management) within practice needs to contribute to these outcomes in different ways.
This session will look at 5 things that every role in veterinary practice needs to know and do in order for this to happen.
Please note: this webinar originally took place as a live event on Thursday 14th January 2021.
This course represents 1 hours of CPD. A certificate is available to download upon completion.
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