Everyday Vet Nursing

Continuing Professional Development

At Everyday Vet Nursing CPD, I offer practical, reflective, real-world CPD tailored to veterinary nursing teams.

Sessions are built around your caseload, your equipment, and your goals — whether that’s critical care, infection control, reflective practice, or simply making the most of what you already do.

With experience in referral nursing and education, I focus on flexible, non-judgemental CPD that strengthens skills, supports autonomy, and fits real-life practice.

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Hi! I'm Eden - RVN, educator, and founder of Everyday Vet Nursing CPD.

With over eight years in referral practice as a lead nurse, I’ve seen first-hand how confident, well-supported veterinary nursing transforms patient outcomes and team wellbeing. My role included line management, leading morbidity and mortality reviews, and overseeing infection control protocols — experiences that shaped how I support nurses today.

Now, as a lecturer working alongside current RVNs, I bring that clinical experience into practical, reflective CPD that’s grounded in real-world nursing — not just theory.

At the heart of Everyday Vet Nursing CPD is the belief that every nurse deserves the space to reflect, grow, and work with autonomy. By recognising what your team is already doing well — and identifying areas for growth together — we can build CPD that strengthens not just skills, but confidence and collaboration too.

Sessions are tailored to your practice, your caseload, and your people. Whether you want to focus on critical care, infection control, reflective practice, or making the most of your everyday equipment — I’ll help you support your team in doing what they do best.

Everyday Challenges. Everyday CPD.

My approach

I offer support rooted in the essential foundations of veterinary nursing — from everyday care to clinical confidence. Whether you're building skills or refreshing the basics, my approach is hands-on, practical, and designed to promote autonomy. With a focus on reflective learning, I help vet nurses grow in real practice, not just on paper.

What CPD suits you?

Tailored to you

Let’s build CPD around your team, your caseload, and your clinical goals.

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In-Practice Workshops

In-practice training designed around your team’s caseload, equipment, and confidence goals.

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Not sure where to start? Let’s have a quick, no-pressure chat about what might help your team.

Tailor a Session: Practical CPD Built Around Your Practice

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These aren’t one-size-fits-all lectures — they’re hands-on, discussion-based workshops designed around your practice, your patients, and your goals.

Whether your team wants to:

Build skills and confidence in nursing critical patients
Develop reflective practice and learn from experience
Explore morbidity and mortality reviews in a no-blame culture
Make better use of the everyday equipment you already have
Strengthen infection control, SOPs, and clinical care bundles

We will build sessions around the things that really matter in your day-to-day nursing.

What to Expect:

Each workshop is:

Delivered at your practice
Based on real-life clinical scenarios
Adapted to your caseload, equipment, and team experience
Designed to boost autonomy, critical thinking, and confidence

How it Works:

We’ll start with a free planning chat to understand what your team needs most.
Then I’ll design a tailored, practical session that’s relevant, engaging, and ready to apply the very next day.

Let’s turn everyday nursing challenges into confident, evidence-based care.

Pre-designed in-practice workshops

Blood pressure monitoring - made simple & accurate

Is blood pressure monitoring causing you headaches? Whether you’re using a Doppler, oscillometric monitor, or another device, this workshop will help you get confident and accurate with whatever equipment you have in your practice.

We’ll review the correct techniques for measuring blood pressure, why it’s such a crucial vital sign, and how to interpret your results to improve patient safety. You’ll learn practical tips to reduce common errors and avoid guesswork, so your readings are reliable and meaningful every time.

Ideal for veterinary teams who want to boost their monitoring skills, improve accuracy, and feel less stressed about blood pressure measurements.

Key topics include:

Overview of common blood pressure monitoring devices (Doppler, oscillometric, others)
Proper cuff placement and technique for accurate readings
Understanding systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressures
Troubleshooting common challenges and errors
Using blood pressure data to guide patient care decisions

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Working Smarter: Managing Nursing Shifts & Workflow

Do your days often leave you feeling drained and overwhelmed? This session focuses on strategies to improve patient care and protect your own energy throughout busy nursing shifts.

We’ll explore how to structure nursing shifts effectively, prioritise clinical tasks, and create smoother handovers that keep everyone on the same page. You’ll learn how optimizing ward flow isn’t about doing more, but about working smarter to provide better care for patients and support for your team.

By the end of this workshop, you’ll have practical tools to reduce stress, increase efficiency, and foster a more balanced working environment.

Key topics include:

Effective shift planning and task prioritisation
Communication techniques for clear, supportive handovers
Streamlining ward flow to avoid bottlenecks and delays
Strategies for team support and preventing burnout
Practical tips to maintain energy and focus during long shifts

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Making Sense of Monitoring: From Beeps to Meaningful Data

Does your patient monitor sometimes feel more like a noisy distraction than a helpful clinical tool? You’re not alone. In this workshop, we’ll demystify the beeps and numbers to help you truly understand what your monitor is telling you.

We’ll cover the meaning behind each vital sign parameter, how to interpret trends over time—not just isolated readings—and how to optimise your monitoring setup to improve patient care.

Whether you’re new to monitoring or want to sharpen your skills, this session will empower you to turn those alarms and graphs into meaningful information you can act on confidently.

Say goodbye to background noise and hello to informed nursing decisions.

Key topic include:

Understanding each monitoring parameter (HR, SpO2, BP, EtCO2, etc.)
Interpreting trends versus single values
Common causes of false alarms and how to reduce them
Setting up and positioning your monitors for best results
Using monitoring data to guide clinical decisions and interventions

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Mastering Fluid Therapy: Safe Setup, Calculations & Monitoring

Fluid therapy is a cornerstone of veterinary care—but it can be tricky to get right. Are you confident that your IV fluid rates are spot-on? Or do you worry about overloading your patient or not providing enough?

In this practical workshop, we’ll break down the essentials of IV fluid therapy (IVFT), including setting up your fluid pumps correctly, calculating constant rate infusions (CRIs), and interpreting clinical signs.

You’ll learn to recognise early warning signs of trouble—like low urine output or signs of fluid overload—so you can intervene promptly and keep your patients safe.

Whether you’re new to fluid therapy or just want to sharpen your skills, this session will boost your confidence in calculations and clinical decision-making, helping you deliver better patient care.

Key topics covered:

Basics of IVFT setup: tubing, pumps, and equipment
How different types of fluid pumps work
Calculating CRIs accurately for your patients
Monitoring urine output and recognising low UOP
Identifying signs of fluid overload and how to respond
Troubleshooting common IVFT issues in practice

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"Psychological Safety & No-Blame Culture in Practice: Learning, Not Blaming"

Veterinary practice can be intense, emotionally charged, and high-stakes — and when mistakes happen, how we respond as a team matters just as much as the clinical outcome.

This session explores how to build a no-blame culture rooted in psychological safety, where individuals feel safe to speak up, reflect, and learn without fear of judgment or punishment.

We’ll unpack the concept of Morbidity and Mortality (M&M) rounds — what they are, how to approach them constructively, and why they can be a powerful tool for growth when handled with care. We'll also look at VetSafe as a practical, anonymous reporting system that encourages learning over blame.

Whether you already have structured case reviews or you’re just starting to explore this territory, this workshop provides tools and talking points to foster safer, more open clinical conversations.

Key topics covered:

What is psychological safety, and why does it matter?
Understanding no-blame culture — beyond buzzwords
How to run constructive M&M rounds (even in small teams)
Introduction to VetSafe: what it is, how it works, and how to use it meaningfully
How to encourage open discussion of clinical errors and near-misses
Barriers to psychological safety — and how to address them

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From practice to paper: writing SOP's, policies & care bundles that work

Tired of guesswork and “how we’ve always done it”?

This workshop is all about bringing structure, clarity, and confidence to your nursing practice — using evidence, reflection, and teamwork.

Whether you're writing your first SOP or reviewing old protocols, we'll guide you through the process of creating meaningful, evidence-based documents that support safe, consistent care. From care bundles to policies to practical SOPs, you’ll learn how to develop resources that genuinely improve outcomes — for your patients, your team, and yourself.

This session is ideal for veterinary nurses and teams who want to reflect on what they do, why they do it, and how they can do it better.

Key topics include:

The role of evidence-based veterinary nursing in shaping best practice
What makes a good SOP, policy, or care bundle — and how they work together
How to critically review and update existing protocols
Involving your team in reflective practice and quality improvement
Choosing impactful areas for improvement (e.g. anaesthesia, infection control, post-op care)
Writing clear, practical SOPs that reflect real-world practice
Building care bundles to standardise key clinical tasks
Creating a culture of review, accountability, and continuous learning

You’ll leave with the tools to write or refine your own protocols, ready-to-use templates, and a stronger understanding of how structured, evidence-based nursing supports better care and professional pride.