Assessment and Management of Pain in Laboratory Mouse and Rat Live Webinar Series This is a four webinar series (4 hours). Although not required, participants are highly encouraged to participate in whole series. ..More Details Date: Wed, April 25, 2012 | Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET USReview of Humane Intervention Principles and Endpoints for Laboratory Rodents 2-Part Webinar Series The use of animals in biomedical research is governed by a dynamic web of regulations, policies, guidelines and procedures that en ..More Details Date: Mon, May 14, 2012 | Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET USUnderstanding an Anesthetic Machine Anesthetic machines are one of the most important apparatus during inhalant anesthesia. The main functions of the anesthetic ..More Details Date: Wed, May 23, 2012 | Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET USIntroduction to Rabbit Surgery This webinar is designed as an introduction to basic surgical, anesthesia and analgesia techniques in rabbits.Who Should Attend? T ..More Details Date: Thu, May 24, 2012 | Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US
"I really enjoyed the online-training course (Basic Principles of Rodent Surgery). The self-paced, interactive modules were very engaging and provided me with a unique opportunity to learn outside of the classroom. The practice questions, at the end of each lesson, provided me immediate feedback and allowed me to track my progress throughout the course."
-Ashley Thurm (2nd year MLAS student, Drexel University College of Medicine)
As someone with novice experience, I felt this workshop explained basics of animal laparoscopy well. I learned a great deal and the hands on portion gave me basic experience.
- C.V, Regeneron
"This was my first formal experience with laparoscopy. Excellent didactic material. Laparoscopy simulator wonderful. Hands on training great."
Kathleen B
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Electronic-learning (E-learning) has been increasingly promoted as an effective and efficient method of teaching. Research has shown that even surgical procedures taught in a virtual classroom improve and refine the surgical skills of new and experienced surgeons.
On-line training provides several advantages. It offers a single experience that accommodates various distinct learning styles, and it can target specific needs and learning preferences of an individual through learning style tests. Online training is self-paced, allowing fast learners to bypass instruction that may seem redundant, while novice learners can go at a slower pace. Online courses provide on-demand availability. The interactivity of modules engages and guides users through the training. On-line training gives confidence to the students through immediate feedback and quick reference materials that are always available. It achieves this by providing consistent content delivery and access on a global scale. E-learning can immediately provide certification upon course completion. Web modules, unlike textbooks, can continually incorporate rapid advances in biomedical knowledge and technology without needing to continually purchase new textbooks.
VBI provides laboratory animal surgical and biomethodology training via:
Online access to training courses, webinars and a media library
VBI can provide ready-made or assist in development of custom:
Surgical and biomethodology webinars
Web-training solutions
Surgical Standard Operating Protocols (SOP)
Surgical Animal Care and Use Committee (ACUC) Protocols
For additional information please contact VBI at info@vetbiotech.com or 877-VET-BIOS
The Veterinary Bioscience Institute (VBI) is an approved continuing education provider by the American Association of Veterinary State Boards Registry of Approved Continuing Education. VBI's courses and workshops also meet the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science and Canadian Association for Laboratory Animal Science requirements for Continuing Education Units.
Online Training Courses
VBI’s online courses have a set number of modules, usually 12-15 depending on the course. The courses are designed with pre-chapter questions, to focus the attention of the participant, which then progresses into up-to-date text with high quality photos and videos. There are questions at the end of each course that must be successfully answered in order to receive continuing education credits. The number of credits for each course is determined by the continuing education provider, but is typically 6 credits per course. Longer courses will be worth more credits. At any time, faculty can be reached through e-mail at VBI.
Video Library
VBI’s video library has an extensive selection of instructional or informational videos, many of which directly relate to course materials. These videos are informative without the need of context from course materials, and the entire library is easily searchable by subject matter or video title. Favorite videos can be saved in your “briefcase” for even easier access on subsequent viewings.
Customizable Courses
VBI’s understands that every individual or institution has very specific and sometimes complex needs. That is why VBI has the expertise to create custom courses for niche topics of interest. The same level of excellence is applied to these custom courses, and they can be used to train individuals or entire teams. These courses can also be constantly updated or streamlined as the client sees fit. Please call VBI today for more details.
Testimonials
35 This workshop (Inanimate Laparoscopic Workshop) has made me comfortable with basic laparoscopic techniques in both large animals and rodents.
26 I enjoyed the hands-on portion. Also, viewing the slides in advance gave me a better understanding of procedures and type of equipment used (Rodent Osmotic Mini-pump Implantation).
20 This course (Basic Principles of Rodent Surgery) was very thorough and very easy to follow. It goes over all the basic knowledge needed to begin performing rodent surgeries. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in lab animal medicine or to sharpen your surgery skills.
Understanding an Anesthetic Machine Anesthetic machines are one of the most important apparatus during inhalant anesthesia. The main functions of the anesthetic delivery system are to: deliver oxygen and anesthetic gas; remove car
Date: Wed, May 23, 2012 Time: 01:30 PM - 03:30 PM ET US
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Accreditation & Affiliations
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VBIs training meets the following standards:
VBIs courses and workshops also meet the requirements for
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