Industry News Update - White paper
The UK Government’s new veterinary sector White Paper marks a landmark step for animal therapists, formally recognising Allied Veterinary Professionals and setting a clear direction towards statutory regulation, defined professional standards and mandatory CPD.
Industry Update:
IAAT provides an update on DEFRA’s proposed reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act, explaining the consultation process and its work to ensure allied healthcare professionals are represented and protected as plans develop.
Equicantis Student Programme Partners - Now Corevelio!
Corevelio’s Student & Graduate Programme gives aspiring animal therapists free access while studying, followed by additional support and discounts after qualification.
Government Consultation on Veterinary Law Reform
DEFRA has opened a public consultation on proposed reforms to the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966. IAAT is encouraging members, practitioners and clients to take part and help demonstrate the strength of the veterinary musculoskeletal profession.
Charity work update
IAAT is currently working on charitable collaborations with The Horse Trust- Home of Rest for Horses and with Medical Detection Dogs.
Collaboration with STZ in Poland
IAAT is delighted to partner with Poland’s School of Animal Therapy, giving STZ students and graduates access to IAAT membership, professional development opportunities and an international community of animal therapists.
A Note Of Reassurance
We wanted to reassure our members that we are actively involved and taking part in the talks headed by RAMP around a new Vet Surgeon Act.
Have Your Say: Surveys Around Animal Therapy Legislation
IAAT is encouraging members to complete the latest AHPR and RAMP surveys, helping ensure the views of animal therapists are represented in ongoing discussions about future legislation.
Exciting News: the IAAT Learning Hub has been upgraded!
The upgraded IAAT Learning Hub now offers fully on-demand courses, giving animal therapists the flexibility to learn, refresh their skills and develop their expertise at a time and pace that suits them.
We have reached 650 members!
IAAT is celebrating a growing community of 650 members from across the animal therapy profession, and thanking everyone who continues to support, contribute to and shape the association.
Join the IAAT Learning Hub
Last chance to join the January course: Introduction to Craniosacral Techniques.