Vet Techs Interested in Rehab
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ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION VETERINARY TECHNICIANS
APRVT provides assistance in veterinary rehabilitation, encouraging veterinary professionals and colleagues to further their education while improving the quality of animals' lives
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE REHABILITATION CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Certification programs in canine and equine rehabilitation for veterinarians, vet techs, trainers, and handlers
CANINE REHAB INSTITUTE: the premier education in canine rehabilitation
The premier education in canine rehabilitation
ANIMAL REHAB INSTITUTE: your best choice for equine rehab education
Certification courses in equine rehabilitation
STUDENT REHABILITATION ACADEMY: for veterinary and veterinary technician students
Hosting live webinars for veterinary and veterinary tech students on a wide array of rehab-related topics including modalities, ther-ex, cruciate rehab, chronic pain, and much more
BRITISH VETERINARY REHABILITATION AND SPORTS MEDICINE ASSOCIATION
The aims of the BVRSMA will be:
- To regulate the use of hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and rehabilitation to ensure it is performed by suitably qualified and experienced professionals
- To provide continuing professional development for veterinary surgeons, physiotherapists and veterinary nurses, and to provide training courses and certification in the UK.
- To maintain standards of excellence and ethics to and develop a code of practice
- To encourage and fund scientific research and evidence based clinical trials
- To promote the understanding, acceptance and integration of physiotherapy and rehabilitation within the veterinary profession.
- To achieve recognition from regulatory bodies such as the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
- To be affiliated with other veterinary associations such as the British Small Animal Veterinary Association, British Equine Veterinary Association etc.
VETERINARY ACADEMY OF HIGHER LEARNING
Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and Sportsmedicine in Animals
Physiotherapy, rehabilitation and sports medicine have been incorporated into veterinary medicine for many years. Their importance is increasingly recognized in orthopedics and neurology as well as in the training of canine athletes and working dogs. It has expanded as a viable treatment option for specific canine diseases including obesity, endocrine disease and heart disease. Thoroughly understanding the animal's underlying disease or condition, highly educated specialists evaluate the patient, set up an effective treatment plan and successfully treat the patient.
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