ROYAL CANIN? Offers Free Places On Practice Team Training Day
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ROYAL CANIN is offering veterinary professionals the chance to win a free place on a dedicated practice team training course. As part of its continued support of the 2016 regional events organised by VPMA and SPVS, in partnership with Zoetis, ROYAL CANIN is sponsoring the ‘Focus on the Practice Team’ course on Thursday 13 October at Chesford Grange, Warwickshire. Four veterinary professionals will be selected at random to win a place worth £210.
The day will bring together some of the best experts in leadership, management, employment law and staff training to ensure that practices are ahead of the game when it comes to trained, happy and well managed staff. The first half of the day will concentrate on the impact front of house employees can have on client communication, whilst the second half will cover HR issues. Guest speakers include Brian Faulkner from The Colourful Consultancy, Nick Steele from Zoetis, Veterinary Mentor, Carolyne Crowe, and Alison Lambert from Onswitch.
To be in with the chance of winning a free place, simply send an email with your name, job title, the name of your veterinary practice and the reason why you would like to attend to [email protected] by Friday 30 September. ROYAL CANIN will then select four lucky applicants at random and will inform the winners via email by Friday 7 October.
Places on the course can also be booked by calling 01453 872731 or by visiting www.spvs-vpma-events.co.uk. Focus days cost £175 plus VAT for non-members and £125 plus VAT for VPMA and SPVS members (group/ bulk booking discounts are also available). The cost includes lunch and refreshments.
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