Laura Quiney BVSc, MRCVS, qualified from the University of Bristol and completed an equine orthopaedic internship at the AHT prior to working in a small, but busy, ambulatory practice.
She returned to the AHT in 2014 and underwent four years of diagnostic imaging training under renowned imaging specialists. During that time, Laura worked as a junior clinician in lameness and poor performance investigation, and became increasingly involved in clinical research.
She is now clinical team manager at IMV imaging, where she leads a team of vets who are dedicated to the provision of postgraduate education and CPD in the field of diagnostic imaging.
IMV Imaging has a reputation for delivering pioneering imaging equipment that makes a real difference to animal care. But IMV also does much to make a difference to the vets and nurses using that equipment, as VBJ discovered when we spoke with Laura Quiney and Amy Haylock…
Finding a cause of equine lameness can be straightforward, but often evaluating poor performance and reaching a consensus on it can be a complex and time-consuming process for first-opinion practitioners.
Laura Quiney BVSc, MRCVS, qualified from the University of Bristol and completed an equine orthopaedic internship at the AHT prior to working in a small, but busy, ambulatory practice.