Veterinary Nursing
The Veterinary Nursing teaching team offer a Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour degree course: BSc Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour | Study at Bristol | University of Bristol. The course combines both veterinary nursing and clinical animal behaviour, allowing students opportunities to work within a range of clinical environments, including first opinion and referral veterinary practice.
Education A major focus of the research carried out by the team is education, specifically with respect to the training of veterinary nurses.
Susan L Holt - Research Outputs - University of Bristol
Gemma M Irwin-Porter - University of Bristol
Sarah R Vivian - University of Bristol
Animal Welfare and Behaviour is a key area of research at Bristol Veterinary School. The research informs teaching on the programmes, as well as being applied in the on-site referral clinic.
Undergraduate research dissertations with respect to undergraduate student veterinary nurses research Bristol Veterinary School encourages publication in academic journals. Some of these publications have been generated from clinical studies carried out by final year veterinary nursing students with the support of a supervisor.
Dog owners’ awareness and use of dental homecare | The Veterinary Nurse