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Back in the Saddle is our new coaching programme specifically designed to support members who are seeking career support and are more than five years qualified.
Our coaches Kate Blakeman, Gemma Dransfield, Sophie Eaden, Claire Goodban and Lucy Grieve tell us more about the scheme and how it will support members.
Applications are now open for our first intake, find out more and apply today.

A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as an equine veterinary professional.
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Back in the Saddle group career coaching


protectMEtoo anthelmintic tookit


Vets with Horsepower


BEVApod Focus: MDR R equi with Fleur Whitlock


WOAH Equine Rhinopneumonitis webinar


Horse Trust Talk Equine Library


Redwings.co.uk

Paddy Gordon, owner of a mixed practice and farm vet, discusses his observations and experience in vet recruitment and retention. Increasing student numbers are coming through University but equine and farm need to be given sufficient opportunity and encouragement to allow students to select these careers. Paddy will highlight how practitioners can help students with early experience as well as support students most effectively through EMS. Championing success has also been important in developing the Farm Vet of the Future competition. Paddy has 30 years experience in practice and is working with Bristol and Surrey vet schools.
 
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Paddy Gordon's Facebook


Paddy Gordon's LinkedIn


Farm Vet of the Future Award

A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as an equine veterinary professional.
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Nominations for BEVA Nurse Empowerment Award open


BEVA Under Care templates


Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance Group


BEVA CPD


March EVJ In Conversation podcast: The Congress 2023 Peter Rossdale Clinical Evidence Lecture - Sarah Freeman on changing hearts and minds to improve equine health and welfare.


March EVE podcast: Christopher Baldwin's article 'A review of prevention and management of castration complications’.


BEVApod Life episode: Building Bridges with Ben Benson


BEVApod Focus episode: multi-drug resistant Rhodococcus equi with Fleur Whitlock

Fleur, EIDS epidemiologist, provides an overview of the 2023 Q4 Equine Quarterly Disease Surveillance Report Focus Article, authored by Jose Vazquez-Boland and his team at the University of Edinburgh. Given how we’ve managed R. equi infections over the years, it's not surprising that we're now confronted with a troubling silent pandemic of multi-resistance. Eradicating it once it establishes itself in a country will prove immensely challenging, emphasising the critical importance of surveillance contributions within the UK. Discover how you can play a part in making a difference.
 
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Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance (EIDS) website


Report a case, call: 01223 766 496 or email: equinesurveillance@gmail.com


EIDS Report 2023 Q4


Focus Article: Update on emerging multidrug-resistant Rhodococcus equi

Having supported some of the world's top equestrian teams both at home and at Championships over a number of years, Ben has worked alongside some of the most experienced vets, physiotherapists and saddle fitters, and hence has an appreciation for the importance of teamwork.This approach is no less important when dealing with a happy hacker or retired pony, and the difference between what can be achieved when working alone Vs in collaboration with each other is vast. In today's world, communicating and growing knowledge together has never been easier and should be embraced at every opportunity.