Jo Webb, Nursing Manager at SCVS
Sell Out Nursing Congress Returns For 2026
Hampshire’s Southern Counties Veterinary Specialists (SCVS) has announced the programme for its annual Nursing Congress, taking place at the referral hospital in Ringwood on Saturday 26 September 2026.
Developed by experienced veterinary nurses, the program offers a blend of engaging lectures and interactive practical sessions, ensuring delegates gain both the latest clinical insights and valuable skills they can apply immediately in practice.
The congress will cover a range of topics relevant to modern veterinary nursing, with sessions led by specialist nurses and clinicians working at the forefront of veterinary medicine. Practical Skills session will provide attendees with the opportunity to build confidence in key techniques through guided, hands-on learning in a supportive environment.
"Our Veterinary Nurse Congress has been created by nurses who understand the challenges and opportunities within the profession," said Jo Webb, Nursing Manager at SCVS.
"We're passionate about providing high-quality, relevant education that empowers veterinary nurses to continue developing their expertise while connecting with colleagues who share the same commitment to exceptional patient care."
The event is suitable for registered veterinary nurses seeking high-quality continuing professional development, whether they work in general practice, referral practice, or are looking to broaden their specialist knowledge.
Tickets for the SCVS Veterinary Nurse Congress are available to purchase for £100 and attendees will receive six hours towards their annual CPD requirements. For tickets, the full schedule and more information, visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1989010447792.
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