PgC Small Animal Ophthalmology

This comprehensive and stimulating programme is designed to be practically relevant for the small animal practitioner. The course will provide delegates with a thorough understanding of the anatomy, development and physiology of the eye and will cover the full spectrum of ocular diseases seen in the domestic species. The principles of inherited ocular disease, ocular pharmacology and therapeutics, ocular pathology and ocular surgery will be discussed. Tackle all cases with a new online approach to veterinary ophthalmology To provide the best ophthalmic care to your patients, you must be confident in performing a comprehensive ocular examination and interpreting your clinical findings, even the ones that often go unnoticed. The Small Animal Ophthalmology Online Programme will help you uncover all the secrets behind your patients’ eyes by providing you with comprehensive knowledge authored by specialists in a practical and image-based approach. How does it work? This 100% online CPD programme is built around 14 modules. Each includes introductory and summary videos from the specialist author, nine interactive lessons, two case studies, further reading resources and an online forum to discuss cases with your colleagues and an ophthalmology specialist. Content covers embryology, anatomy and physiology of the eye, ocular pharmacology and therapeutics and the full spectrum of ocular diseases seen in domestic species. At the end of the programme, you can also choose to attend three additional practical attendance modules, which will cover different diagnostic techniques and ophthalmic surgical procedures. For those completing the full Ophthalmology Programme, you can purchase these modules at an exclusive price.

All applicants must: hold a veterinary qualification. For progression to the Postgraduate Certificate (PgC), individuals must have spent a minimum of one year in veterinary practice prior to starting the General Practitioner Certificate (GPCert) programme.