Equine Emergency Response & Critical Care Program

Develop life-saving skills in equine emergency medicine and critical care management. This intensive program covers emergency assessment, first aid, and critical decision-making for equine health crises, enabling horse care professionals to provide immediate, appropriate care while coordinating with veterinary professionals for optimal outcomes.

Emergency Assessment & Triage:

• Rapid Health Assessment: Systematic evaluation of vital signs, neurological status, and critical body systems
• Injury Evaluation: Assessment of wounds, fractures, and trauma with appropriate stabilization techniques
• Pain Recognition: Identifying different types of pain and appropriate immediate response measures
• Emergency Communication: Effective communication with veterinarians and emergency services

Critical Care Interventions:

• Colic Management: Recognition, initial treatment, and monitoring of equine colic episodes
• Wound Care & Bleeding: Emergency wound management, pressure bandaging, and hemorrhage control
• Respiratory Emergencies: Assessment and support for breathing difficulties and airway obstructions
• Shock & Cardiovascular Support: Recognition and initial management of shock and circulatory compromise