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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME

 

My passion for animals began when I was very young and I have always wanted to work with and 'fix' them. I began horse riding as soon as I could walk and through the years I have rescued many animals. My very first job was as a Saturday groom at a livery yard and as soon as I was old enough I was lucky enough to get an afterschool/Saturday job at a Veterinary Practice.

After my A Levels I proceeded to gain a BSc(Hons) in Animal Science. This degree provided me with an excellent knowledge of nutrition, behaviour and anatomy  but also provided a stepping stone to the exciting opportunity to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy. While studying my PGDip I returned work in a Veterinary practice as an Animal Nursing Assistant. This role provided me valuable time in practice and helped to create a deeper understanding of many medical and surgical procedures of small animals.

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NAVP

I am proud to say I am a member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP). The NAVP is widely recognised for high standards of veterinary physiotherapy in both equine and companion animal care.

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To become a member of the NAVP you have to be qualified up to level 7 ensuring a wide scientific knowledge as well as a clinical understanding. It is also a requirement that all members have appropriate insurance and complete Continued Professional Development (CPD) every year so members are kept up to date with the latest advancements in the field.

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All members follow a code of conduct and current legislation, this means treatment must be carried out under the supervision of a Veterinary Surgeon. This ensures your companion receives the highest standard of care.

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