Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for Equine Practitioners 2026

The listed audience included equine veterinary practitioners, vet nurses and technicians, interns and residents, and vet students.

It was most useful for equine veterinarians who scan horses in practice and want guided, practical scanning experience, since the course was a hands-on format, carried 15 contact hours approved by RACE, and was taught by Sydney Gibson of Texas A&M University and Wade Tenney of Tufts University, both board-certified specialists. Practitioners who do not scan horses, or who want a broad continuing education survey, would have gotten less from it, because the subject is a single imaging technique.

Attendees at hands-on equine veterinary courses usually wear casual, practical clothing, such as jeans or work pants, a polo or scrubs, and closed-toe boots or sturdy shoes.

The audience listing named equine veterinary practitioners, vet nurses and technicians, interns and residents, and vet students.