Veterinary employability is aligned to several domains including building effective relationships, having the ability to support the self and having good self-awareness. How do veterinarians find motivation and purpose in their work? How do we build our resilience and adaptability? Are we aware of our strengths and limitations?
Anybody who has seen a dog with demodicosis knows how potentially frustrating this disease can be. Treatment failure and disease recurrences are common. Dr David Robson, a veterinary dermatologist from the Melbourne Veterinary Specialist Centre, will talk to us about various aspects of canine demodicosis, including the latest and very promising developments for treatment.
Dr. Stephanie Johnnides was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She obtained her bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida in Health Science Education.
Despite the advent of automated blood-cell analysers, blood smears still play an important role in the diagnosis of haematological disorders. But, you need a good quality blood smear before you can make a thorough haematological assessment. In the Practical Haematology Workshop, you will learn how to make a good blood smear and how to assess it. Under the guidance of Dr Allan Kessell, you will also learn how to assess blood smears with haematological abnormalities.
Endoscopic surgery offers several advantages over traditional surgical techniques. It is non-invasive, yet allows visualisation of tissues and enables collections of samples for histological assessment. Join us and listen to Dr Jolle Kirpensteijn talk about how endoscopic surgery can help multiple facets of your clinical practice.
Veterinarians in Hong Kong are all too familiar with itchy dogs, especially in summer. However, when a dog presents with multiple problems, it can be difficult to manage. How do we identify the primary issue? How long do we treat for? Are there any new medications that can improve treatment outcome? How can we ensure client compliance?
Using examples of cases seen at CityU-PAVC and other clinics, Dr Stefan Hobi will walk us through the management of seemingly simple skin ailments.
Join us for an interactive, case-based seminar discussing the interpretation of clinical pathology results. Using canine and feline case data containing several diagnostic modalities, Dr Allan Kessell will walk us through the nuances of pathology results interpretation in the clinic.
Are you aware of where germs lurk in your practice? What is the best way to clean and disinfect your clinic? Do you really need to wash your hands that often? Join Dr Gillian Perkins in this interactive session and learn how to maintain effective infection control in your practice.
City University collaborated with the Hong Kong Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound Service (HKVUS) to conduct a workshop in veterinary ultrasonography.
