IAVRPT [Int Association of Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physio Therapy]

IAVRPT MEMBERS ATTEND FOR THE SAME PRICE AS ACPAT MEMBERS

The ACPAT Annual Seminar

Sat, Oct 30 2021 at 8.45pm and Sun, Oct 31 2021 at 5.00pm
Woodland Grange Conference Centre & Hotel, Leamington Spa, CV32 6RN (map)

ACPAT will be holding an in person seminar (Covid-19 regulations dependant) this October. For many of you, you will have missed face to face learning and the catching up with your peers and friends, that the seminar always provides.

They are pleased to confirm that they have maintained their close working links with IAVRPT ahead of the rescheduled Symposium, that is now due to be held August 2022.

As part of this, there will be a virtual component to the event, which will allow IAVRPT members to join the event at the same price as ACPAT members.

Nominate your favorite therapist for the prestigious IAVRPT Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapist of the Year Award.

Last year, Laurie Edge-Hughes was the first person to win the IAVRPT Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapist of the Year Award. So this year we are asking you again to nominate your favorite therapist for this prestigious Award.

We have slightly changed the way it works. The IAVRPT has formed an Award Committee that will look at the nominations and select the winner. The members of the committee are Barbara Bockstahler, Kevin Haussler, Lesley Goff, May Römer-Bartels and last year’s winner, Laurie Edge-Hughes.

If you would like to nominate someone, please download the nomination form, fill it in and send it back to rehab@iavrpt.org before October 20th.

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What is IAVRPT’s Purpose?

The IAVRPT is the first and still one of the only groups around the globe which enables animal rehabilitation practitioners and scientists from all backgrounds to come together with a common goal.

IAVRPT is dedicated to the practice, teaching, and research of veterinary rehabilitation and physical therapy, furthering scientific investigation, and providing better patient care based on sound scientific study.