Tissue Viability Vet Nurse

Tissue Viability Vet Nurse Wound Management Training & Education for Veterinary Teams

Something exciting is coming…Be the first to know about the launch by joining the mailing list 👇🏻https://dashboard.maile...
12/08/2026

Something exciting is coming…

Be the first to know about the launch by joining the mailing list 👇🏻

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What difference could a Tissue Viability Veterinary Nurse make at your practice? Not only to one wound case, but to the patient, client and entire practice team?

We’ve been working behind the scenes with Amelia Sherwood RVN founder of the Tissue Viability Vet Nurse to develop Building the Tissue Viability Veterinary Nurse Role.

This will be the first standalone module released from a full Tissue Viability Vet Nurse course currently under development.

At its heart is a real life wound case that didn’t follow a straightforward path. You’ll explore what happened, the decisions made along the way and how greater use of the veterinary nursing team could have changed the experience for everyone involved.

The module will help RVNs and SVNs explore:

• what tissue viability means within veterinary practice
• how the TVVN role can support patients, clients and the wider clinical team
• how RVNs can use their skills appropriately within Schedule 3 and under veterinary direction
• some of the barriers that can prevent nurse's skills from being fully utilised
• practical ways to begin developing and advocating for the role within your own practice

The course not only covers what the role of the TVVN looks like, but will also help you recognise what you can contribute now, where you want to develop and how you might begin turning that into meaningful change in practice.

Building the Tissue Viability Veterinary Nurse Role is coming soon to PeerVet.

Follow PeerVet and Tissue Viability Vet Nurse for more details as we get closer to launch.

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06/07/2026

🌟 Meet Amelia Sherwood RVN NCert(Anaesth)🌟

We are excited to announce that Amelia will be joining us at Next Level Nursing, delivering two sessions:
💉Wound Bed preparation
🩹Practical Workshop- Tie over dressings

'Amelia began her nursing career in 2008 and spent many years in leadership positions within
primary care practices and as an OSCE examiner and SQP assessor. In more recent years, she
diversified into non-clinical roles as a Territory Account Manager for a veterinary instrument
supplier and as Regional Nursing Manager for a large corporate group supporting nursing teams
across the South West.

Over the past 10 years, Amelia has taught wound management and nurse utilisation to
veterinary teams and had the pleasure of speaking on these subjects at various international
events. She now delivers in-house training and education to veterinary teams, through her
consultancy business '

🎟Tickets are now on sale for this event and we can't wait to welcome you!

Conference season is in full swing and next week I’ll be returning to BSAVA Vets Cymru Aberystwyth Vet School to provide...
27/06/2026

Conference season is in full swing and next week I’ll be returning to BSAVA Vets Cymru Aberystwyth Vet School to provide 2 sessions in the Vet Nurse Stream on Friday 3rd July:

9am - Nurse Led Wound Clinics

🦠 11:40am - Antimicrobial Stewardship in Wound Care

I always have a fabulous time at this conference and it’s wonderful to see such an ever growing programme for this Welsh event 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

It’s not too late to come along 👇🏻

https://www.vetscymru.com

Well this is exciting!Next week will mark my first time speaking for  BVA Live in the  Nursing Theatre. I’ll be explorin...
02/06/2026

Well this is exciting!

Next week will mark my first time speaking for BVA Live in the Nursing Theatre.

I’ll be exploring the vital role veterinary nurses play in wound management and antimicrobial stewardship by focusing on practical, adjunctive approaches that prioritise local wound control, optimise healing, and minimise unnecessary antimicrobial exposure.

Mark it in your calendar 🗓️

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