equine lameness 2017 victorian roadshow

Equine Lameness 2017 Victorian Roadshow

EVA in conjunction with AVA (Victorian Division)

Equine Lameness 2017 Victorian RoadshowEVA in conjunction with AVA (Victorian Division)

TRARALGON Mon 17 AprilBENALLA Tue 18 AprilBALLARAT Wed 19 AprilMELBOURNE Thu 20 April

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Venues

TUESDAY 18 APRIL 2017

LAKESIDE FUNCTION CENTRE Benalla Showgrounds, Benalla

WEDNESDAY 19 APRIL 2017

OSCAR’S CAFE 18 Doveton Street, South Ballarat

THURSDAY 20 APRIL 2017

MERCURE NORTH MELBOURNE Cne Flemington Road & Harker Street

MONDAY 17 APRIL 2017

CENTURY INN 5 Airfield Road, Traralgon



SpeakersDr Cate SteelBVSc, FACVSc, Diplomate ACVSM, Associate Professor of Equine Medicine & Surgery, Specialist in Equine Surgery Cate graduated from the UoM in 1987, and then trained as a specialist at Murdoch University and Michigan State University, USA. Cate became a Fellow of the ACVSc in Equine Surgery in 1997 (specialist in equine surgery). She has been the official veterinarian at many race meetings and endurance rides in WA. Cate then spent three years as a senior veterinarian at the Singapore Turf Club before heading to the USA for 18 months to work as an equine surgeon at UC Davis & Michigan State University.

Dr Sue JonesMVB, MRCVS Resident in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Sue graduated from University College Dublin and worked in equine practice before starting an internship at a large equine practice in the UK. She stayed in the UK for 3 years before moving to Australia where she worked on one of the largest thoroughbred studs in the Hunter Valley. Sue was then selected to do a Fellowship in Large Animal Ultrasonography at UCDavis in California. She returned to Australia where she took up a position at the UoA before joining the UoM U-Vet team as their first Equine Sports Medicine resident under the supervision of Dr Cate Steel in October 2016.

Dr Laura Nath BVSc MVSc Cert EM FANZCVSLaura is a registered specialist in equine medicine. She graduated with honours from the UoS in 2003. Thereafter she undertook an internship and remained at Goulburn Valley Equine Hospital as an assistant to Dr Angus McKinnon for several years, gaining a certificate in Equine Stud Medicine from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in the UK in 2007. Laura completed a residency in Equine Medicine with Dr Kate Savage and Dr Sally Church at the UoM. Through this she gained a masters degree after researching cardiac disease and gained fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in equine medicine in 2010.

Dr Jennifer Bauquier BVMS (Hons) DACVIM Lecturer in Equine Medicine Following graduation from Murdoch University, Jenni moved to the US to complete an internship at the Equine Medical Center of Ocala, Florida. Following this she remained in the US to undertake specialty training in large animal internal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center and was awarded Diplomate status of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine at the end of this training. Jenni returned to Australia to begin her PhD at the UoM undertaking research & joined the Equine Centre’s internal medicine service in 2014.

Dr Stuart Vallance BVSc (Hons) Diplomate ACVS, Registered Specialist in Equine SurgeryStuart grew up with horses on his family’s sheep and cattle farm near Ballarat, Victoria. He studied veterinary science at the UoM and graduated with first class honors. He then moved to Sydney to undertake an internship at Randwick Equine Center. Following this, Stuart moved to the northern hemisphere, and worked as an ambulatory race and sport horse veterinarian in Surrey, United Kingdom. In 2008, Stuart began his specialist training in equine surgery at the University of California, Davis, USA. Stuart returned to Australia in 2011 and has worked alongside Australia’s leading racehorse stables.



Program

BENALLA 18 APRIL 2017 LAKESIDE FUNCTION CENTRE

BALLARAT 19 APRIL 2017 OSCAR’S CAFE

MELBOURNE 20 APRIL 2017 MERCURE NORTH MELBOURNE

TRARALGON 17 APRIL 2017 CENTURY INN

6.30pm REGISTRATION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS7.15pm SPONSOR PRESENTATIONS7.30pm EQUINE PRESENTATIONS Cate Steel Designing a rehab program for the horse following musculoskeletal injury 8.30pm BREAK8.45pm Sue Jones Musculoskeletal Ultrasound: How to optimise your image. 9.30pm CLOSE

4.00pm REGISTRATION and AFTERNOON TEA 4.30pm YOUNG MEMBER EQUINE PRESENTATIONS Lara Nath Diagnosis and managmeent of equine metabolic syndrome/laminitis in the equine athlete Stuart Vallance Radiograph interpretation, nerve blocks and other lameness diagnosis tips5.30pm EVENING REGISTRATION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS6.00pm SPONSOR PRESENTATIONS6.15pm Jenni Bauquier Cardiac arrhythmias and performance - ECG findings and recommendations for equine athletes7.00pm Stuart Vallance Medical and surgical treatment of upper airway obstructions in performance horses.7.45pm BREAK8.00pm Cate Steel Designing a rehab program for the horse following musculoskeletal injury9.30pm Sue Jones Musculoskeletal Ultrasound: How to optimise your image. 10.00pm CLOSE

2 VET ED POINTS WILL BE AWARDED TO AVA MEMBERS ATTENDING THE FULL PROGRAM




EVA STATE & YOUNG MEMBERS MEETING

POOR PERFORMANCE AND

LAMENESSNotes will be provided


6.30pm REGISTRATION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS7.15pm SPONSOR PRESENTATIONS7.30pm EQUINE PRESENTATIONS Cate Steel Designing a rehab program for the horse following musculoskeletal injury 8.30pm BREAK8.45pm Sue Jones Musculoskeletal Ultrasound: How to optimise your image.9.30pm CLOSE

6.30pm REGISTRATION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS7.15pm SPONSOR PRESENTATIONS7.30pm EQUINE PRESENTATIONS Cate Steel Designing a rehab program for the horse following musculoskeletal injury 8.30pm BREAK8.45pm Sue Jones Musculoskeletal Ultrasound: How to optimise your image.9.30pm CLOSE





RegistrationCategories Regional Victoria Metro Melbourne Lameness Seminars Poor Performance & Lameness Young Member Meeting Only $ (inc gst) $ (inc gst) $ (inc gst)

AVA Member $55.00 $75.00

EVA Member $44.00 $65.00

AVA New Graduate Member $33.00 $45.00

EVA Young Member $22.00 $35.00 $15.00

AVA Student Member $11.00 $25.00 $11.00

Non AVA Member $110.00 $150.00

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