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Comprehensive 12-month ophthalmology course
Live evening webinars with Dr Tamir Spiegel on the common ophthalmic conditions you see in small animal practice. Build your knowledge, skills and confidence, and keep the recordings as a reference.
Built for first-opinion vets.
Many veterinary surgeons tell me ophthalmology is one area they feel uncomfortable managing in first-opinion practice. So I built a course to improve your knowledge, skills and confidence, with material you can use as a reference when you treat ophthalmic cases.
2 topics a month
Two live webinars a month on two set dates, one for each topic.
Monthly recap
An extra live webinar at the end of each month if you missed a session or want a recap.
Evening sessions
45 minutes to 1½ hours, with recordings you can watch afterwards.
22 topics across 12 months
- 1How to perform an ophthalmology examinationGeneral
- 2Non-healing corneal ulcers in dogsCanine
- 3Canine glaucomaCanine
- 4Canine uveitisCanine
- 5Prolapsed nictitans glandGeneral
- 6KCS managementGeneral
- 7Eyelid massesGeneral
- 8Canine distichiasis, trichiasis & ectopic ciliaCanine
- 9Eyelid abnormalitiesGeneral
- 10Chronic epiphoraGeneral
- 11Stromal or deep corneal ulcers in dogsCanine
- 12Chronic superficial keratitis (pannus) in dogsCanine
- 13Feline eosinophilic keratoconjunctivitisFeline
- 14Chronic feline keratitisFeline
- 15Feline uveitisFeline
- 16Feline glaucomaFeline
- 17Lens luxationGeneral
- 18CataractGeneral
- 19Rabbit dacryocystitisRabbit
- 20Retinal detachmentGeneral
- 21ExophthalmiaGeneral
- 22Horner’s syndromeGeneral
Dr Tamir Spiegel
Dr Tamir Spiegel is a highly accomplished veterinary surgeon with more than 22 years of experience. Throughout his career he has worked in various veterinary practices, honing his skills and deepening his expertise.
In 2011 he earned the National French Certificate in Ophthalmology. His clinical and medical knowledge inspired him to create Vision Vet, a pet referral service, and Vetonlines, a platform offering video consultations directly to your home.
Frequently asked questions
Who is it for?
The course is designed for veterinarians of all levels, including veterinary students and those studying for a certificate. It gives you the knowledge and skills you need for your professional development in ophthalmology.
How many CPD hours is it?
It is 17 hours of webinar content.
Where does it take place?
The course is run as live webinars, and you can watch the recorded lectures afterwards.
How much does it cost?
The complete webinar series is priced at £1,210, with occasional promotions offering discounts (currently £484). You can also buy sessions individually for £55 each.
How do I book?
Book online through BookYourWebinar. To talk it through first, call 07523 670795 or email info@vision-vet.co.uk.
Want a second pair of eyes on a case?
Telephone advice is available when you need it. Call, email or send a referral and we will get back to you quickly.