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- 21/02/2012: Avian module now available
- 13/09/2011: AMTRA appoint three new SQP assessors
- 18/08/2011: CPD exam - new dates
- 02/08/2011: Pet Care Trade Association workshops on first aid and domestic poultry
- 10/05/2011: Webinars offer SQPs opportunities to gain CPD points before 30 June deadline
- 28/04/2011: Veterinary Medicines Regulations, Code and Guidance delayed
- 11/04/2011: The unexpected benefits of carrying your AMTRA SQP card
- 08/04/2011: AMTRA and AHDA CPD series to conclude in Northern Ireland
- 01/04/2011: AMTRA Council minutes published
- 30/03/2011: SCOPS Principles in Action for SQPs and vets - 5 May, Gloucestershire
Avian module now available
We are pleased to advise that AMTRA is now accepting enrolments for the new SQP avian module, a 5-credit module at level 4 which complements the existing SQP modules. This has been created in response to demand from those who wish to prescribe and supply avian (particularly poultry) VPS medicines without needing to pass the SQP farm animal module.
Initially we expect a mixture of existing C-, J- and E-SQPs to add the module to their existing qualifications, and individuals new to being an SQP to train as avian SQPs (or avian plus companion and/or equine). Like all other SQPs, avian-only SQPs will be required also to pass the base module and the oral exam.
Although there is nothing to preclude SQPs who have the farm animal module from gaining the avian module too, AMTRA still considers those who have the farm animal module to be competent to prescribe and supply avian VPS medicines.
We intend to allow candidates to sit the avian module exam on any occasion when our existing centres are hosting SQP exams on or after 20 March.
Currently supportive training courses are under development and we will add details to our website as soon as they are available. In the meantime, home study remains an option for those keen to progress quickly.
11/04/2012 at 16:27
I am interested in the Avain module. Please keep me updated.
12/04/2012 at 10:55
The information we have is now drawn together at http://www.amtra.org.uk/avian.html
Currently only SAC have a training course scheduled, but we understand at least one other provider may make an announcement shortly.