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Visting Veterinary Physiotherapy lecturer, Heather Venables, is awarded the VestFest Excellence in Therapy award.
23 August 2021
Veterinary Physiotherapist and owner of Pawfit Rehabilitation Centre Heather Venables, has won the VestFest Excellence in Therapy award.
Heather, who also teaches part-time here at Harper Adams, opened her Whitchurch-based pet physio centre in 2020 after previously running a mobile practice for two years.
Heather became a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2010 and went on to earn her diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing in 2015 and graduated as a Veterinary Physiotherapist from Harper Adams in 2017.
Read the full article at Vettimes.
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