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Veterinary professionals at an NVVH continuing professional development training in Kigali
TRAINING · CPD · ONE HEALTH

Building veterinary skills that strengthen animal care.

NVVH combines clinical practice with professional education, hands-on learning and knowledge exchange to support stronger veterinary services in Rwanda.

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Professional development is part of how we improve veterinary care.

At New Vision Veterinary Hospital, our goal goes beyond providing quality pet care. We are committed to equipping veterinary professionals with the practical knowledge and clinical skills they need to better serve animals and communities.

Through continuing professional development, practical demonstrations, field-based learning and collaboration with veterinary experts and partner organisations, NVVH creates opportunities for professionals to learn, exchange experience and apply stronger standards of care.

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Continuing Professional Development

Focused learning that helps veterinary professionals keep building their clinical knowledge and confidence.

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Hands-on Clinical Learning

Practical sessions that connect theory with real clinical equipment, procedures and patient care.

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One Health Collaboration

Training and outreach that bring animal health, public health, welfare and conservation partners together.

CPD TRAININGKIGALI · 7 MAY 2026

Learning together. Improving practice together.

The CPD Training hosted by New Vision Veterinary Hospital in Kigali brought veterinary professionals together for an engaging day of practical learning, discussion and clinical knowledge exchange.

Sessions combined expert guidance with hands-on demonstrations, helping participants connect clinical concepts with the equipment, techniques and decision-making they use in everyday veterinary practice.

“A special thank you to Dr. Bettina Horvat for delivering such an insightful and engaging training session. Your expertise made this experience truly valuable for all participants.”

Veterinary professional speaking during an NVVH CPD training session
CPD at NVVHKnowledge exchange · practical learning · clinical development

Putting One Health into practice in Musanze.

Professional learning at NVVH extends beyond the hospital, supporting coordinated prevention, animal welfare and public health action in the communities we serve.

Partners gathered in Musanze during Rwanda Rabies Awareness Campaign Week 2026
RWANDA RABIES AWARENESS CAMPAIGN WEEK 2026

Stronger Together.

New Vision Veterinary Hospital joined partners in Kinigi Sector, Musanze for a mass rabies vaccination campaign under the Rwanda Rabies Awareness Campaign Week 2026 theme, “Stronger Together.”

Practical preparation before field action

The campaign followed practical sessions held in Musanze for Veterinary Sanitary Mandate teams, focused on the skills needed for safe, organised and effective rabies vaccination activities.

  • Dog behaviour and safe approach
  • Handling and restraint techniques
  • Vaccination procedures
  • Record keeping
  • Field logistics and coordination

Bringing together partners from the veterinary, animal welfare, public health and conservation sectors, the campaign reflects a One Health approach to strengthening rabies prevention.

NVVH and partners at the rabies awareness campaign in Musanze
Practical rabies vaccination training in Musanze
Veterinary professionals working with a dog during the rabies campaign
Community engagement during Rwanda Rabies Awareness Campaign Week
Veterinary team carrying out practical field clinical work
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & COLLABORATION

Interested in training or partnering with NVVH?

Connect with New Vision Veterinary Hospital to discuss professional learning, veterinary collaboration and community animal-health initiatives.

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