Dr Karin Davids – BVSc(Hons) MANZCVS (Small Animal Surgery) GC-SAECC(Hons)
In her constant strive for excellence, Dr Davids has completed the following courses to continue to further her education:
- April 1997 – Post-Graduate Foundation Internal Medicine Conference: Gastrointestinal Disorders
- February 1998 – Post-Graduate Foundation Thoracic Medicine & Cardiology Conference
- August 1998 – Post-Graduate Foundation Medical & Surgical Solutions Conference
- 2001 – 1 year Distance Education course in Small Animal Surgery
- Sept 2001 – Post-Graduate Foundation Oncology Conference
- July 2002 – Australia & New Zealand College of Veterinary Science – Science Week
- 2006 – 1 year Distance Education course in Sonology
- Nov 2006 – PennHIP Accreditation Course
- May 2007 – AOVet course – Principles of Fracture Management in Small Animal
- Sept 2010 – Post-Graduate Foundation Neurology Conference
- Feb 2015 – Western Veterinary Conference (surgery stream) – Las Vegas, USA
- March 2015 – Tightrope Surgery Course, Melbourne University
- April 2016 – TPLO Course with Dr Chris Preston
- April 2017 – Small Animal Arthroscopy course and workshop – Las Vegas, USA
- Aug 2017 – AOVet TPLO Masters Course
- May 2018 – OATS, Canine Unicompartmental Elbow Replacement (CUE) & SynaCART Course – Munich, Germany
- Aug 2018 – AOVet Complications in Small Animal Fracture Management course
- Sept 2018 – Sydney Uni CVE ‘Cutting Edge Surgery’ course
- March 2019 – Veterinary Specialist Services Conference (surgery stream) -Brisbane
- Aug 2019 – AOVet Advanced Course in Small Animal Fracture Management
- Aug 2019 – AOVet Masters Seminar – Diagnosis & Treatment of Canine Lameness
- 2019: Completed a 1 year Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care at University of Melbourne
- Feb 2020 – Amercian Laser Study Club Symposium – Focusing on BOAS surgery
- Mar 2020 – TPLO and Advanced Long Bone Surgery Workshops
- Jan 2021 – AOVET Angular Limb Deformity Course
- Jan 2021 – Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthetic Techniques Course
- Nov 2021 – AOVet Online Symposium – Interactive Case-based Approach to Fracture Management
- Nov 2021 – Intrauma Orthopaedic Symposium (online)
- Jan 2022 – Cornel University Veterinary Specialists CE Conference (online)
- July 2022 – Veterinary POCUS 1 day Seminar (online)
- Nov 2022 – Sydney University CVE Online Virtual Conference – Advances in Dog & Cat Lameness Management
- Dec 2022 – AOVet Masters Course – Clinical Application of Osteotomy – Current Best Evidence – Davos, Switzerland
- May/June 2023 – Granted and completed a 4 week AOVet Orthopaedic Fellowship at Queensland Veterinary Specialists