On-Demand EVA Webinar | When Bad Things Happen to Good Horses – A collection of practical tips for dealing with the unexpected in equine practice | Dr Patty Hogan
3 February, 2026 @ 8:00 pm - 4 February, 2027 @ 9:00 pm AEDT
Free - $50.00
This presentation is an opportunity to provide some “tips and tricks” for the attending veterinarian as the 1st responder when encountering some of the more challenging situations in daily equine practice.
Who should attend
Veterinarians / Young Members / Students
Further details
If you previously registered for the live webinar held on 3 February 2026, please follow the steps below to access the on demand recording on My Learning:
- Browse to https://mylearning.ava.com.au
- Click on the Personal account button
- If you are prompted, log in with your AVA website account*
- When you land on the My Learning Home Page, click on the Record of Learning button. IMPORTANT: the webinar course will appear in approximately 5 minutes. You can refresh your browser during this time to speed up the process a little.
* Don’t have an AVA website account? Click here to create an account and follow the prompts. Following this, your new account and the on-demand webinar course will be available within the next hour. After this time, please return to the steps above.
Our speakers
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- Dr Patty Hogan
- Biography
Dr. Patty Hogan has turned a lifetime love for horses into a very successful career as an equine surgeon attending to some of the most valuable Standardbred and Thoroughbred racehorses in the country. Dr. Hogan is originally from New Jersey and obtained her veterinary education at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1992. After an internship at the Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital and a 3-year surgical residency at Texas A&M University, Dr Hogan returned home to New Jersey to practice. She owns and operates Hogan Equine, an exclusive 'boutique-style' surgical practice catering to much of the racehorse clientele in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. The majority of her patients are referred for fracture repair, arthroscopy, or upper airway surgery.
