The RCVS is hosting its second VN Educators’ Conference for veterinary nurse educators involved in student training on 17 June from 9am to 4.30pm at its London headquarters, focusing on how developments across the profession may shape the role of RVNs in the future .

The programme centres on the theme “The future RVN: people, practice and technology”.

Sessions will examine how developments across veterinary healthcare may influence the training and role of veterinary nurses.

Topics include team-based healthcare and contextualised care, focusing on collaborative practice and the complexity of real-world clinical environments.

An update on legislation and regulation affecting veterinary nursing practice and education is also included.

A panel discussion will explore technology-enabled practice, including artificial intelligence, digital innovation, paperless practice and entrepreneurial developments within veterinary nursing.

Delegates can also attend one of two workshops covering practical assessment approaches or the future scope of veterinary nurse practice.

Shirley Gibbins, Veterinary Nursing Qualifications Lead at the RCVS, said: “The day itself is highly interactive and serves as a perfect opportunity for VN educators to come together, explore emerging trends, share perspectives and reflect on how education and training can respond to a changing professional landscape.

“Whether you’re involved in curriculum delivery, assessment, quality assurance or programme leadership we would love for you to join us.”

Tickets cost £60 per person and include lunch and refreshments.

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