STUDENT PROGRAM

Your next step starts here.

Sponsored By Mars Equestrian/Antech Sound

The ISELP Student Program connects aspiring equine veterinarians with world-class education and a global professional community—building the knowledge, skills, and relationships that will shape the future of equine practice.

LEARN
Learn from leading equine veterinarians through expert instruction, clinical insights, and practical education.
CONNECT
Build meaningful relationships with equine veterinarians, specialists, mentors, and fellow students from around the world.
EXPERIENCE
Gain real-world experience and discover new opportunities.
LAUNCH
Launch your career and lead the way to a more sustainable future.
FEATURING

Dr. Erik Bergman

HOST & LECTURER

Join Dr. Erik Bergman for real-world insights, mentorship, and inspiration designed to help students build knowledge and confidence for their future careers.

A COMMUNITY.
A NETWORK.
A FUTURE.
Learn from experts, connect with peers, and build the foundation for your future.
ISELP STUDENT PROGRAM
GET INVOLVED.
GET AHEAD.
Learn more and join the ISELP Student Program.
 
THE FUTURE OF OUR PROFESSION STARTS WITH YOU.

READY TO GET HANDS-ON?

How to schedule your ISELP Student Program wet lab

From lecture to lab in 7 simple steps.

1

IDENTIFY A PRACTITIONER

Identify an experienced practitioner to assist with your wet lab such as an equine professor, resident, local practitioner, or ISELP Certified Member. The practitioner should have experience with musculoskeletal ultrasound, be willing to watch the same ISELP lecture/video as the students and assist with teaching the hands-on wet lab. Participating practitioners will be compensated by ISELP for their time teaching the student wet lab.

2

CONFIRM STUDENT MEMBERSHIP

Ensure that you and all participants are student members of ISELP. Membership is required to access the student section of the ISELP website and course materials.

3

ARRANGE LECTURE VIEWING

Coordinate with your group and practitioner to watch the relevant ISELP lecture/video prior to the wet lab. Students may watch individually or together as a group. The practitioner should review the same lecture/video in preparation for teaching the wet lab.

4

SCHEDULE THE WET LAB

Arrange a date and time for your group to meet with the selected practitioner. Choose a university facility or local barn suitable for the session.

5

PREPARE FOR THE WET LAB

Plan equipment and horses based on the size of your student group. For a typical group of 10–20 students, plan for a minimum of 2–4 horses and 2–4 ultrasound machines to provide adequate hands-on scanning opportunities. Horses should be clipped with a #40 blade in the anatomical region to be scanned. You will also need ultrasound gel, water buckets and sponges, and access to a room or stall that can be darkened. Antech Sound can provide Vscan ultrasound systems if needed.

6

PROVIDE PRACTITIONER DETAILS

Submit the name and contact information of the practitioner assisting with your wet lab to the ISELP Student Program Coordinator at [email protected] . ISELP will coordinate practitioner compensation directly.

7

CONFIRMATION

Once all arrangements are complete, confirm the date, time, and location with all participants and the practitioner.

WET LAB
QUICK CHECK
#40 blade clipping • 2–4 horses* • 2–4 ultrasound machines* • gel • water buckets & sponges • darkened room/stall

*Based on a typical group of 10–20 students.
Antech Sound can provide Vscan ultrasound systems if needed.
QUESTIONS OR SCHEDULING HELP: [email protected]