www.cheshirecardiology.com - Set up by experienced veterinary cardiologist Emily Dutton BVM&SDVCMRCVS Emily is currently a member of the heart testing panel.
As well as offering telephone advice to vets, Emily will travel to your veterinary practice to perform cardiac investigations or procedures. Emily has held a passion for cardiology since qualifying from the University of Edinburgh in 1999. After obtaining the certificate in veterinary cardiology in 2003 from general practice, Emily began working exclusively as a veterinary cardiologist in 2006. In
2014 she was awarded the RCVS diploma in veterinary cardiology. Emily enjoys all aspects of feline and canine cardiology, but is particularly interested in arrhythmias, collapse, biomarkers and echocardiography.
After a very successful CPD event in May, we’re pleased to announce another CPD evening on Wed 11th September for both vets and nurses. We have a stellar line-up, including Poppy Bristow speaking about mitral valve repair surgery, Craig Bailey discussing cardiothoracic surgery from a nurse’s point of view and Dr Nolan talking about heart attacks in people!
🫀 Pls sign up by emailing [email protected] or calling 01606 827188 🫀
**Full-time Certificate Holder in Veterinary Cardiology required @ independent vet practice**
Due to continued expansion, we are seeking a FT/PT cardiology cert holder to join our cardiology referral team. You should have completed or are be about to complete the certificate in veterinary cardiology. You will be supported by a RCVS Specialist, a cardiology clinician and three cardiology interns. We are fully equipped in our state-of-the-art purpose-built building. Equipment includes a GE Vivid E95 with transoesophageal probe and 4D capability, Vivid iQ and Vivid Q, Echopac workstation and a full range of the usual cardiology equipment. We have a varied and interesting caseload and are proudly independent. We offer a busy cardiology referral service including peripatetic work. We are located close to Manchester and Liverpool airports, with close links to the M6, M56 and M62 motorways. The Peak District, Lake District, Scottish borders and beautiful North Wales coastline are all nearby. Teamwork is critical at Cheshire Cardiology and a healthy work-life balance with flexible working is prioritised. Salary is dependent on experience. For an informal chat or to apply please email [email protected]. To apply for this position, you must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom.
Toby the trooper came back for a post-op check today and to have his pacemaker settings “fine-tuned”. He’s doing really well and has a new spring in his step following the pacemaker implantation. Well done Toby for being such as trooper 🙌🙌
❤️What a week - two pacemakers in two weeks❤️
🚨Daisy was our dream patient this week and was described by her owners as having some weakness episodes. It turned out that her heart was beating too slowly (suspected "sinus node dysfunction") which is a disease often seen in older terriers and can lead to collapse episodes. Owners often put this exercise intolerance (associated with the slower heart rate) down to old age, when in fact it's the heart's conduction system not working very well🚨
💪Daisy had a pacemaker fitted and she hasn't stopped using it since! We wish Daisy all the best in her recovery at home💪
A great day today hosting a practical echo day at The Old School House, organised by CPD Solutions and with machines provided by Caroline Taylor. Lovely delegates and perfect patients. Our spacious school hall is available to hire; watch this space for more CPD
🌟 Another milestone this week 🌟
🫶 After a week celebrating good news for Rachel and Matt, it ended on another positive note. We’re thrilled to share that a lovely little dog had a permanent pacemaker implantation at The Old School House this week 🫶
👏 A huge round of applause to our dedicated team of vets, nurses and support staff who made this possible. Particularly thanks to Jo from Heartvets for collaborating - it was a real pleasure to have you help Jo and to show you round our lovely premises. Thanks also to Ian for making this happen👏
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We’re over the moon to announce that Matt (you may remember Matt who recently completed a 12 month internship with us) has been offered a cardiology residency at The University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital. Well done Matt - we know you’ve worked super hard to get this and wish you all the best in your career👏👏👏
🌞🐶 Important Reminder for Pet Owners! 🐶🌞
With the summer heat in full swing, it's crucial to keep a close eye on our furry friends, especially those with heart disease. ❤️🩺 Hot weather can be particularly tough on dogs with heart conditions, and their health can decline rapidly if not properly monitored.
Tips to Keep Your Pets Safe:
Stay Hydrated: Ensure your dog has access to plenty of fresh water.
Cool Environment: Keep them indoors during peak heat hours and provide a cool, shaded area if they must be outside.
Limit Exercise: Avoid strenuous activities and walk them during cooler parts of the day, like early morning or late evening.
Watch for Signs: Monitor that sleeping breathing rate. Be alert for symptoms of overheating or heart distress, such as excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, or difficulty breathing.
If you notice any concerning symptoms, contact your vet immediately. Let's keep our beloved pets safe and healthy this summer! 🌡️❤️🐾
This week we said “good bye and farewell” to our lovely locum Katie who is an inspiration to work with, with her anaesthesia and nursing knowledge. She’s been a pleasure to work with and always has a smile on her face (plus loves a giggle 🤭). Katie - have fun in Bali and good luck leaving the locum world! We will miss our Chihuahua queen 🐶 (pic of a typical day at CC 🧡)
📣Part-time or Full-time Specialist or Experienced Certificate Holder in Veterinary Cardiology Required 📣
🌟This is a unique opportunity to join Cheshire Cardiology, a friendly, independent, Specialist-led cardiology referral service in the north of England. Due to continued expansion, we are seeking either a part-time or full-time experienced and enthusiastic ACVIM/ECVIM-CA board-certified cardiologist or RCVS Specialist to join us at our new premises and be hospital based. We would also consider a cardiology certificate candidate or certificate holder. You will be supported by a RCVS Specialist in veterinary cardiology, a cardiology clinician, three cardiology interns, a practice administrator, receptionist and a team of experienced nurses. The ideal candidate will have a love of cardiology, will hold a passion for teaching and should be able to lead the cardiology referral service when needed. 🌟
✅Why Cheshire Cardiology:
✅We are fully equipped in our state-of-the-art purpose-built building. Equipment includes a GE Vivid E95 with transoesophageal probe and 4D capability, Vivid iQ and Vivid Q, Echopac workstation and a full range of the usual cardiology equipment.
✅We have a varied and interesting caseload and are proudly independent. We offer a busy cardiology referral service including interventional cardiology. We are passionate about clinical research therefore can be flexible for the right candidate. We offer a three-week clinical rotation in cardiology to Harper Keele vet students. Although ECVIM-CA or ACVIM cardiology boarded is preferable, we would consider those who have completed a residency training programme. Expertise performing cardiac interventions is desirable, but not essential. We would also consider Advanced Practitioners in veterinary cardiology, experienced cardiology certificate holders or cardiology certificate candidates.
✈️ We are located close to Manchester and Liverpool airports, with close links to the M6, M56 and M62 motorways. The Peak District, Lake District, Scottish borders and beautiful North Wales coastline are all nearby. ☀️
🩺 Teamwork is critical at Cheshire Cardiology and a healthy work-life balance with flexible working is prioritised. 🩺
We are extremely flexible and would consider a job share or flexible working to suit. Terms and conditions are negotiable.
✅Benefits include:
• Competitive salary.
• 6 weeks holiday plus bank holidays and birthday leave.
• RCVS, VDS, ESVC and VCS fees paid.
• Two weeks of paid CPD leave with a competitive CPD budget.
• Enhanced parental leave.
For an informal chat or to apply please email [email protected]. To apply for this position, you must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom.
🌟Exciting news🌟
🎉 We are thrilled to announce that our incredible intern, Rachel, has secured a cardiology residency at Cambridge University! 🎉
Her dedication, hard work and passion have truly paid off, and we couldn't be more proud. This is a well-deserved achievement, and we can't wait to see all the amazing things she’ll accomplish in this next chapter of her career.
Congratulations Rachel 🎉 !
Here's to a bright and successful future 🤩
🔔 Special visit alert 🔔
Emily was thrilled last week to welcome her dear friend and fellow vet from France, Sue, to Cheshire Cardiology 🐾
Sue visited us to learn about the latest in cardiology but also to get some ideas for a new hospital she’ll be working at in France 🇫🇷
It was fantastic to share knowledge and to catch up like old times 🩺 ❤️
It’s moments like these that remind us how precious our professional and personal connections are 🌟
Lovely review from BSAVA North West after our CPD evening in May. Looking forward to the next one already!
❤️ 🐶 A heart warming success story: keyhole heart surgery on a brave puppy 🐶 ❤️
🩺 We are thrilled to share Cooper’s story - a brave 7 month puppy to have undergone successful keyhole heart surgery 🩺
🌟 Cooper was diagnosed with a PDA (a congenital heart defect) that threatened his young life. However thanks to our Specialist-led team, Cooper’s future now looks bright 🌟
🏥 The keyhole surgery (also known as minimally invasive cardiac surgery) was performed using a tiny incision and specialised equipment such as fluoroscopy (like moving X-ray) 🏥
This technique reduces recovery time and minimises pain. The PDA (a vessel which should normally close at birth) was plugged with an ACDO (see photo) which forms a clot in the PDA to help close it.
🙏🏻 A huge thank you to the veterinary team looking after Cooper before, during and after his surgery and best wishes to Cooper’s family who have taken him home to recover only one day after his heart operation 🙏🏻
💫 Cooper has been a little star 💫
🌟 This month is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM) and the theme is progression which is apt for us here at The Old School House where we emphasise continuous learning and growth🌟
👩🎓 Progression is an important theme, especially in fields like vet nursing where there’s always new research, techniques and technology emerging 🫶
💥We continue this month introducing you to our fantastic nursing team. They’re the heart of our practice and have many talents 💥
🩺 Meet Phoebe, our student vet nurse, who worked with horses and then as a carer for 2 years before joining CC 🩺
🫶Phoebe has a one year old tabby cat and would definitely consider getting another cat or Weimeraner❤️
🫶She loves learning new skills and really appreciates having the opportunity to work towards her veterinary nursing qualification. She also loves the team and finds the operations super interesting. She enjoys learning about cardiology more in depth.
🐾 Outside of work, Phoebe can often be found at the gym and spending time with her friends. She also enjoys a quiet night in with her cat. ❤️
🌟 This month is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM) and the theme is progression which is apt for us here at The Old School House where we emphasise continuous learning and growth🌟
👩🎓 Progression is an important theme, especially in fields like vet nursing where there’s always new research, techniques and technology emerging 🫶
💥We continue this month introducing you to our fantastic nursing team. They’re the heart of our practice and have many talents 💥
🩺 Meet Nicola who worked in a busy first opinion practice and then worked in multidisciplinary referrals for 5 years before joining CC 🩺
🫶Nic has a pet cat called Morris who came to the right place as he isn't the easiest cat to handle (she's a cat whisperer). Nic previously had a cat called Patrick who lived to age 20. She also has a family pet corn snake called Noodle❤️
🫶She loves working for CC and learning more about cardiology. She enjoys the interventional surgeries which are exciting procedures to get involved with. She also enjoys X-rays, imaging and the RPS role. She likes to help her student, Phoebe, and recently did some training as her assessor.
🐾 Outside of work, Nic is an avid reader, concert goer and loves to go to clubbercise and spending nice days with family and friends ❤️
Our FIRST ever evening CPD session at The Old School House and what a success it was with over 50 delegates travelling from far and wide. Lots of fun and a brilliant interactive audience. Thoroughly enjoyed the meeting organised by BSAVA North West and sponsored by Ceva Animal Health UK. Even had a stand for VMWO declaring our proud independence. Looking forward to the next one already. Couldn’t have happened without the hard work from the amazing Cheshire Cardiology team 💪🏻 ❤️
Thanks to Emily Dutton from Cheshire Cardiology for a fantastic CPD on anaesthetising cardiac patients on a budget. Great to see a full house, one of our most popular courses for a while!
And thank you to our sponsors Ceva for the tasty pizza.
🌟 This month is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM) and the theme is progression which is apt for us here at The Old School House where we emphasise continuous learning and growth🌟
👩🎓 Progression is an important theme, especially in fields like vet nursing where there’s always new research, techniques and technology emerging 🫶
💥This month we will introduce you to our fantastic nursing team. They’re the heart of our practice and have many talents 💥
🩺 Meet Caroline who worked in a busy first opinion practice and completed a certificate in emergency critical care and anaesthesia before joining CC 🩺
Caroline loves sighthounds and owns Rupert (a whippet cross dalmation) and Norman (a whippet). Caroline would love an Italian greyhound ❤️. She loves working for CC and seeing so many different interesting cases, being able to be involved in the interventional surgeries and caring for heart failure patients.
🐾 Outside of work, Caroline enjoys walking her dogs, reading and horse riding 🐶
🌟Meet the team🌟
📣 We’re thrilled to continue to introduce you to the amazing faces behind our lovely independent clinic 🏡
Anna Jakubczak is our newest cardiology intern and is working towards her Certificate in Cardiology (CertAVP)🫀
🩺 Anna loves hiking and travelling in her spare time. Anna travels regularly to her home town in Poland to see her family 🇵🇱 and we all enjoy the Polish bread which she brings back with her 🩺
We have a fantastic course coming up in May with Cheshire Cardiology, in their brand new premises, The Old School House in Northwich, built in 1894 and recently converted into a state of the art cardiology referral centre.
This evening course is suitable for vets and RVNs and is kindly sponsored by Ceva, who are providing food for all attendees.
Book your place via the BSAVA website...
https://www.bsava.com/education/cpd/regional-cpd/north-west/
🐾🏥 "A Heartwarming Tale of Triumph Against Heart Failure!" 🏥🐾
🎉 We're thrilled to share Dexter’s incredible journey with you (and his X-rays too)! 🎉
🐶 Dexter came to us this week with symptoms of heart failure that had everyone worried. But with expert care and a tailored treatment plan, Dexter’s story took a turn for the better!
🔍 We've included X-rays from his initial visit on Friday to illustrate just how far he's come. We believe radiography (taking X-rays) is an underutilised but highly important diagnostic test. Take a look at his before and after images below:
📸 Before Treatment: The X-ray showed significant fluid buildup in his lungs, indicating congestive heart failure. It was a daunting sight, but we knew we had to act fast to give Dexter the best chance at recovery.
📸 After Treatment: Fast forward 24 hours, and Dexter’s progress is breath-taking! Thanks to a carefully crafted treatment plan, including constant rate infusion (CRI) medication and regular monitoring, Dexter’s heart is functioning better than ever before and his breathing is less laboured.
🌟 We're beyond proud to have been part of his journey toward better health and happiness!
🎉 Join us in celebrating Dexter’s victory over heart failure! 🎉
If your furry friend is showing signs of heart trouble, don't hesitate to reach out. Our team is here to provide the same exceptional care that helped Dexter thrive. Together, we can ensure more happy endings like Dexter’s! 🐾💖
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Paula, Mike and Emily are at the VMG management meeting and Mike volunteered to do a presentation to win a cardboard cut-out 😂
🌟Meet the team🌟
📣 We’re thrilled to continue to introduce you to the amazing faces behind our lovely independent clinic 🏡
Dr Rachel Carter is our most senior cardiology intern and is working towards her Certificate in Cardiology (CertAVP)🫀
🩺 Rachel presented a complex congenital case at a regional cardiology meeting last Friday. Well done Rachel! Rachel works super hard and is delightful to work with🩺
Emily, Paula and Nic are attending a Deerhound show this weekend doing some breed screening, aka “heart testing”. Lovely to be working with this majestic breed and thanks to the Deerhound Club for helping organise the day 🧡 🩺
🌟Meet the team🌟
📣 We’re thrilled to continue to introduce you to the amazing faces behind our lovely independent clinic 🏡
Dr Jordi Balana Pedrol is one of our cardiology interns and is working towards his Certificate in Cardiology (CertAVP)🫀
🩺 Jordi loves climbing, hiking and generally relaxing in his spare time. He loves all animals but particularly cavalier King Charles spaniels. Jordi always has a smile on his face and is a pleasure to work with 🩺
*Embracing the Power of Research*
We'd like to thank the Southern Afghan Trust for their generous donation towards our Deerhound Study. Not only do we care for your pets, carry out the latest cardiac procedures and teach, but in our spare time, we love carrying out research to stay updated and to keep us ahead of the curve
😻 This handsome chap saw us today for investigation of a murmur.
🩺 Certain breeds are genetically predisposed to acquiring heart disease so don’t ignore murmurs or irregular heart rhythms if picked up by your vet
🫶This little man was purrfect for his scan (helped with warm soft blankies and plenty of Lick-e-lix treats)!
We’re super excited to be hosting this echo course on 9th July at The Old School House 👍🏻. Come join us for a bit of fun (oh and you may pick up some new ultrasound skills) 🤩
New Venue. Easy access for Northwest vets
Veterinary nurse – specialist referrals (small animal cardiology)
Salary: £30,000 - £35,000 per year.
Holders of the specialist veterinary cardiology or anaesthesia nursing qualification AIMVT £40,000.
Full time (40 hours/week) or would consider part time but needs to be a minimum of 32 hours/week unless holder of AIMVT.
Cheshire Cardiology is a proudly independent provider of Specialist services in Veterinary Cardiology operating from a new facility in Castle, Cheshire in the North West England (close to the M6, Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales).
We are seeking a registered veterinary nurse to join our growing team in our new referral centre. You will work with 3 RVNs, a student nurse, a Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology, a Certificate candidate and three interns. Duties will include assisting with referred cases in cardiology, assisting with imaging and with interventional surgical procedures, triage of emergencies. You will provide a high standard of nursing support to animals and the clients associated with them, maintain a high standard of hygiene, cleanliness and organisation within the hospital. Assist in the teaching of visiting veterinary undergraduates and student veterinary nurses. There is an inpatient care only shared roster (overnight accommodation will be provided when required) although the majority will be covered by veterinary interns. Referral nursing experience is desirable although this would not need to be within a cardiology speciality. Our head nurse would like support therefore management experience is a bonus although not essential.
Please email your CV to Paula Hancock if you would like to apply ([email protected]) or with any informal enquiries.
📣 Cat owners - you’ll be interested in hearing about the HALT Study and how you can pre-register now if interested (I have) 😻
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We are seeking 2 full-time cardiology interns to join our cardiology referral team. This is a 12-month cardiology internship programme and you should have completed a small animal rotating internship programme or have 1-2 years’ experience. You will work under the direct supervision of an experienced RCVS Specialist in Cardiology supported by other cardiology interns, a certificate holder and experienced nurses. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. Situated in Northwich, between Manchester and Liverpool, is the shiny new home of Cheshire Cardiology. This will be a hybrid role and in part be ambulatory therefore a UK driving licence is required. If you’d like to learn in a positive team, be supported in conducting clinical research and publishing articles, see lots of interesting cases in our beautiful premises, then send in your application. Informal enquiries to Dr Emily Dutton ([email protected]). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Overnight care of inpatients will also be part of the duties (overnight accommodation will be provided when this is required). Salary £32,000-£33,000. Holiday allowance 28 days. CPD allowance, RCVS fees and VCS membership. The deadline for application is 30th April 2024. To Apply Please email your CV to [email protected].
Valentine’s Day at Cheshire Cardiology 🫀 ♥️
#FelineTheLove
Wishing you and your pets a Happy New Year! 🍾🥂
Christmas @ Cheshire Cardiology 2023
🌟Exciting Milestone🌟 🩺 Thrilled to share that we had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with specialists Jordi López-Alvarez from MemVet and Ian Self this week 🩺 👩⚕️Yesterday we performed the first transpulmonic stent placement at The Old School House on Arlo, a Frenchie with severe pulmonic stenosis👩⚕️ 🫶This was a true testament to the power of collaboration and advancements. It highlights the importance of teamwork in achieving milestones🫶 🧡We used state-of-the art equipment and were grateful for the opportunity to make a positive impact on Arlo’s quality of life🧡
We are looking for 2 full-time cardiology interns to join our cardiology referral team in 2024. These are 12-month cardiology internship programmes and you should have completed a small animal rotating internship programme or have 1-2 years’ experience. You will work under the direct supervision of an experienced RCVS Specialist in Cardiology supported by experienced nurses and another cardiology intern. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. It will be a hybrid role and in part be ambulatory therefore a UK driving licence is required. If you’d like to learn in a positive team, be supported in conducting clinical research and publishing articles, see lots of interesting cases including surgical interventions in our beautiful new premises, then send in your application. Informal enquiries to Dr Emily Dutton ([email protected]). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Overnight care of inpatients will also be part of the duties (overnight accommodation will be provided when this is required). Salary £32,000 per annum. The deadline for application is 20th November 2023. Start date January 2024 for the 1st position and Spring/summer 2024 for the 2nd. To Apply Please email your CV to [email protected].
We are seeking a full-time cardiology intern to join our cardiology referral team. This is a 12-month cardiology internship programme and you should have completed a small animal rotating internship programme or have 1-2 years’ experience. You will work under the direct supervision of an experienced RCVS Specialist in Cardiology supported by experienced nurses and another cardiology intern. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. Situated in Northwich, between Manchester and Liverpool, is the shiny new home of Cheshire Cardiology. This will be a hybrid role and in part be ambulatory therefore a UK driving licence is required. If you’d like to learn in a positive team, be supported in conducting clinical research and publishing articles, see lots of interesting cases in our beautiful new premises, then send in your application. Informal enquiries to Dr Emily Dutton ([email protected]). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Overnight care of inpatients will also be part of the duties (overnight accommodation will be provided when this is required). Salary £32,000. Holiday allowance 28 days. CPD allowance, RCVS fees and VCS membership. The deadline for application is 13th September 2023. Start date November 2023. To Apply Please email your CV to [email protected].
What a great week! Emily spent a day scrubbing in to a stent placement with Kieran Borgeat and colleague. Lovely Lola (a French bulldog) had a narrowing of her pulmonary artery which needed to be ballooned and then a stent placed to keep it open. We’re looking forward to seeing Lola back for her recheck - more photos in the next post….
Opening this year in Northwich, situated between Manchester and Liverpool, will be the shiny new home of Cheshire Cardiology. We are looking for 1 full-time cardiology intern to join our cardiology referral team. This is a 12-month cardiology internship programme and you should have completed a small animal rotating internship programme or have 1-2 years' experience. You will work under the direct supervision of an experienced RCVS Specialist in Cardiology supported by experienced nurses and another cardiology intern. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. It will be a hybrid role and in part be ambulatory therefore a UK driving licence is required. If you'd like to learn in a positive team, be supported in conducting clinical research and publishing articles, see lots of interesting cases in our beautiful new premises, then send in your application. Informal enquiries to Dr Emily Dutton ([email protected]). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Overnight care of inpatients will also be part of the duties (overnight accommodation will be provided when this is required). Salary £32,000-£34,000 depending on experience. Holiday allowance 28 days. CPD allowance, RCVS fees and VCS membership. The deadline for application is 6th March 2023. Start date August 2023. To Apply Please email your CV to [email protected].
Secondly, the view from inside theatre ….
Couldn’t resist another couple of videos … first of all, the view into theatre 💯🤩👀
A tour of the premises, The Old School House, which is in Castle, Northwich, Cheshire. Situated only 10 minutes from the M6 (J19), 15 minutes from the M56 (J10) and 5 minutes from the A556 (Welsh Road). Aptly named, we want the premises to be a teaching institute as well as continuing to offer a caring, high end cardiology referral service. The team can’t wait to show you round in person ❤️
23 years ago this month I followed my childhood dream and qualified as a vet. After lots more work and exams, I specialised in veterinary cardiology. It was a long process but my it was so worth it! I still absolutely love what I do and would do it all over again! #followyourdream
Cheshire Cardiology is expanding. We are looking for 1 full-time cardiology intern to join our peripatetic cardiology referral service. This is a 12-month cardiology internship programme and you must have completed a small animal rotating internship programme. You will work under the direct supervision of a RCVS Specialist in Cardiology. Candidates with some post-graduate experience of working in small animal practice are preferable. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. It will be an ambulatory role therefore a driving license is required, as well as being able to commute in the beautiful Cheshire region, with the base being in Knutsford (J19 M6). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Salary £30,000 per annum 1 in 3 on call Holiday allowance 20 days plus bank holidays CPD allowance, RCVS fees and VCS membership The deadline for application is 26th July 2022. Start date commencing November 2022. TO APPLY - please email your CV to [email protected] and email a short message explaining why you’d be good for the role and what you’d be looking for when working with us.
Following on from the last post, here is the second of 2 videos showing the balloon valvuloplasty procedure (look out for the "waist" i.e. where the narrowed pulmonic valve is ballooned open)
Following on from the last post, here is the first of 2 videos showing the angiography (highlighting the narrowed pulmonic valve)...
Cheshire Cardiology is expanding. We are looking for 1 full-time cardiology intern (no on call) to join our peripatetic cardiology referral service. This is a 12-month cardiology internship programme and you must have completed a small animal rotating internship programme. You will work under the direct supervision of a RCVS Specialist in Cardiology. Candidates with some post-graduate experience of working in small animal practice are preferable. This post will be particularly suitable for those wishing to pursue a Cardiology Residency. It will be an ambulatory role therefore a driving license is required, as well as being able to commute in the beautiful Cheshire region, with the base being in Knutsford (J19 M6). Applicants must hold a veterinary degree and be registered as members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The successful candidate must be highly motivated, work well within a team, have good communication skills and have enthusiasm for cardiology and providing patients with a high standard of care. Salary £24,500 per annum No on call Holiday allowance 20 days plus bank holidays CPD allowance, RCVS fees and VCS membership The deadline for application is 26th June 2021. Start date commencing September 2021. TO APPLY - please email your CV to [email protected] and either email or FB message a short (<1 minute) video explaining why you’d be good for the role and what you’d be looking for when working with us.
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