Why Don’t You Slide – Preparing and Interpreting Pathology Slides

Name: Why Don't You Slide - Preparing and Interpreting Pathology Slides
SKU: WEB2026-33
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR

24 AUG 2026

Why Don't You Slide - Preparing and Interpreting Pathology Slides

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Date: 24th August 2026, 6pm AEST.

AVNAT POINTS: 1

Level: This webinar is useful for student and qualified VNs alike and will be presented at Cert IV level.

Why Don’t You Slide – Preparing and Interpreting Pathology Slides

Are you intrigued by the microscopic world but unsure where to start? Do you find yourself struggling with slide preparation and interpretation? Fear not! Our comprehensive rolling session will demystify the process of setting up a microscope and provide you with essential skills to interpret smears accurately.

LEARN WITH ACVN NURSE EDUCATOR:

Michele El Bayeh

BSc, Cert IV VN, RVN, Cert IV TAE

With over 13 years of experience in veterinary nursing across both general practice and emergency settings, Michele brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on expertise to the field of small animal care. For 9 years, she also thrived in leadership as a Practice Manager, where she developed strong skills in team management, mentoring, and clinic operations.

As a qualified Trainer and Assessor, Michele has spent the last 5 years at the Australian College of Veterinary Nursing (ACVN), where she shares her extensive experience and passion for veterinary education with the next generation of nurses. Known for her approachable teaching style, and commitment to the profession, Michele is dedicated to helping others grow in confidence and skill.

This webinar has been accredited for 1 point under the AVNAT Scheme.

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