The College of Animal Welfare has made the decision to move the venue of its Head Nurse Congress on the 16 & 17 May 2015 due to overwhelming requests for places.
The new venue, Hinchingbrooke House Performing Arts Centre (PAC), is a well-equipped building set in the beautiful grounds of Hinchingbrooke House on the outskirts of Huntingdon. The PAC is just three miles away from the College’s Huntingdon centre which was originally planned as the venue for this inaugural congress.
Aimed at current and aspiring head nurses, this new two day congress – believed to the first of its kind – is set to provide valuable CPD that is truly relevant to the role of the head nurse in today’s modern veterinary practice.
Packed full of exciting speakers, delegates will have the opportunity to listen to a wide variety of lectures including communication and leadership skills, managing conflict and bullying, increasing client and employee loyalty, maximising the use and talent of veterinary nurses in practice, influencing people, effective decision making and managing cash flow.
Short Course Manager, Mark Hedberg, said “Head nurses are the key to successful veterinary practice, and we feel this success highlights the hunger for high-quality training in leadership and management that complements the excellent clinical education that UK veterinary nurses currently receive”. He continued “We’re humbled and delighted that so many people have responded so positively to our inaugural event, and look forward to helping current and aspiring head nurses make the most of their skills in the modern veterinary profession.”
The congress is available at the special introductory rate of just £99+VAT for both days! An agenda and further information can be found at www.caw.ac.uk/hnc or by calling 01480 422060.
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For more information please contact:
Alison German RVN
Marketing Executive
The College of Animal Welfare
Tel: 01480 422060
Email: agerman@caw.ac.uk
Notes to editors:
The College of Animal Welfare is one of the UK’s leading providers of veterinary nurse and animal care training and education; operating from four training centres around the UK.
The College has a well-earned reputation for excellence and has created a number of unique achievements that have created new opportunities for learning.
For more information about The College of Animal Welfare please visit www.caw.ac.uk