Consisting of Keith Simpson BVSc MRCVS MIET - Clinical Director and Courtney Scales DipVN NCert (Anaesth) RVN - Clinical Educator, together, the clinical team are developing engaging CPD based on the firm belief that combining theory-based learning with hands-on practical CPD provides knowledge and techniques that can be applied immediately in clinical practice.

The 1:1 consultations with Keith and Courtney will run for both days of the exhibition and will be held in a dedicated zone on the stand (C30). They will cover the topics of ‘anaesthesia monitoring techniques’ and ‘how to ventilate your patient under anaesthesia’.

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Find out more about our Clinical Team:

Keith Simpson BVSc MRCVS MIET - Clinical Director qualified from Bristol University Vet School in 1986 and spent 15 years in a combination of missed and small animal practice in the Southwest. Returning to College to study an HNC in Electronics, Keith gained entry to the Institute of Incorporated Engineers in 1994 before going on to study for a Master’s in Electronics in 1997 at the University of Exeter.

Thus, having strong footholds in two disciplines that together formed the foundation of the well-known Vetronic Services, now Vetronic by Burtons. Since then, Keith has designed and manufactured over 50 unique products for the veterinary market, with a passion for ventilation and its monitoring.

Courtney is originally from New Zealand where she trained and qualified. She has been working as a veterinary nurse since 2007 and after working in several small animal clinics in New Zealand, an anaesthesia passion took her to a large referral hospital in Australia. In 2016, she made the move

to the United Kingdom, where she most recently had been working in the Anaesthesia Department at the Royal Veterinary College.

Courtney is now a Clinical Educator for Burtons Medical Equipment. She has completed her Nurses Certificate in Anaesthesia and is starting the PgCert in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia through the University of Edinburgh this year. Courtney has a passion for teaching and building understanding, based on fundamental principles of everyday anaesthesia monitoring.