Awards and Grants
EVECC Research Grant
The European Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society (EVECCS) EVECC Research grant will fund a single research project that focuses on a clinical problem relevant to Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care up to a total of €5000!
EVECCS Travel Grant
The European Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (EVECCS) promotes the development of veterinary emergency and critical care across Europe. In order to improve the accessibility of this specialty to colleagues, EVECCS has developed an Annual Travel Grant for two of its members. Two travel grants will be granted: one for veterinarian, and one for nurse/technician. The two receivers of the travel grant will receive the sum of 1000€ each to visit a European or an American institution lead by an ECVECC diplomate before the 1st of June 2024. The travel grant is dedicated in helping you to afford visit related expenses (charged visit fees, travel, accommodation…)
A list of institutions and contact details of the local supervisors can be found hereunder. Please carefully check the details for each institution, particularly the possible periods, durations, as well as required language skills. Please note that facilities may charge fees for the visit and request special tests or conditions due to pandemic covid-19. Afterwards contact the local supervisor or the travel grant committee to make further inquiries and assess the feasibility of a visit. As soon as the applicant and local supervisor have come to an agreement, the application form must be filled in and signed by both. Applications are open from the 1st of February to the 15th of May 2023 and must be signed and submitted to travel committee at travel-grant@eveccs.org. Announcement of the winners will be done during EVECC congress in Porto (1-3rd of June 2023). At the end of the visit, we will ask for a short evaluation to both the applicant and the local supervisor. The applicant will write a short report of their visit, for potential use on the EVECCS website, newsletter and/or EVECCS booth at congress(es), to be received by the 1st of June 2024 at the latest.
Do not hesitate to contact travel committee (travel-grant@eveccs.org) if you have any informal enquiries and requests for application.
Travel Grant Institutions
EVECCS Travel Grant Application Form
The Travel Grant Report – Tiago Abreu 2018
Travel Grant Report – Erika Conejo
The EVECCS Veterinary Nurse / Technician
In memory of Louise O’Dwyer
Dear EVECCS members,
For the 3rd year, EVECCS is happy to launch the EVECCS veterinary Nurse/Technician scholarship, in memory of Louise O’Dwyer. Selection system has changed, and the winner’s name will be decided via a draw. Take your chance!
EVECCS is extremely thankful to Louise for her dedication in spreading ECC knowledge throughout the Veterinary Nurse/Technician community. We all know that she was an amazing speaker and for sure several Nurses/Technicians decided to come to our congress to be able to meet and learn from Louise.
Application will open from the 15th of October 2022 to the 31st of December 2022. The Application form will be available here on the EVECCS website during this period.
Scholarship Details:
- Scholarship Value: The recipient will receive a scholarship of around €1000; divided into:
- Up to €500 to cover travel and accommodation
- EVECC congress registration (single person registration for the main congress)
- EVECCS membership for one year
- 1 scholarship for a Veterinary Nurse/Technician will be awarded each year
- 1 scholarship will be offered per individual in a life time
- Lab, social program are not included in the grant
- Application forms are posted on link below. Send the form completed to secretary@eveccs.org
- To be able to apply: you need to be a Registered/licensed Veterinary Nurse or Veterinary Technician in your country and, an EVECCS member at the time of application.
- The winner’s name will be decided via a draw.
- Only the named recipient can use this award for EVECC 2023. If you know that you are not able to attend the EVECC congress in 2023, please do not apply. If you receive the award and are unable to use the award for 2023 for any reason, your award will be forfeited and the scholarship will be awarded to the next eligible person from the applicant pool.
EVECCS Student grant
EVECCS is proud to present for the second year the EVECCS Student grant, sponsored by Royal Canine
An amazing opportunity to join a great ECC community, meet new people and future colleagues all over Europe and learn from the best specialist in the field the latest ECC hot topics
All the other participants whose case has not been chosen, will still receive one year free EVECCS subscription and 100€ discount on the EVECC congress registration. Not bad, right?
Then do not hesitate to participate.
How can you participate?Go to the EVECC congress website
under ABSTRACTS you will find all the information and how to submit the case report
There is also a STUDENT GRANT tab dedicated to the student grant for more details.
Besides the case report we also ask you to submit a short video introducing yourself, what you have learned from the case you are submitting and why we should choose your case report as the winner for the grant. The short video and any questions can be submitted to president@eveccs.org
The deadlines are:
Opening abstract submission: 21st December 2022
Deadline abstract submission: 19th of March 2023
Confirmation of acceptance/rejection: 15th of April 2023
Registration presenting author: Before the 2nd of May 2023
We can’t wait to welcome you to the 2023 EVECC congress in Porto!
Chiara Valtolina , EVECCS president, and the Student Grant Committee
Previous Research Grant Awardees
From 2014 to 2020 the European Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society (EVECCS), in partnership with scil animal care company has been awarding the scil EVECC Research Grant for a single research project that focuses on a clinical problem relevant to Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
Awardees so far have been:
2014 – Pauline Jamieson from the University of Edinburgh, UK with the project “Cortisol metabolism in critically ill dogs by urinary glucocorticoid profiling”
2015 – Gaby van Galen from the University of Copenhagen, DK with the project “Colonic toxicity of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in hospitalized horses”
2016 – Elodie Darnis from the University of Liège, Belgium with the project “Cardiac FAST”
2017 – Yaron Bruchim from the Hebrew University, Koret School of Veterinary Medicine, Jerusalem, Israel with the project “Serum histones as biomarkers of insult severity in dogs with septic peritonitis”
2018 – Angela Briganti from the Department of Veterinary Sciences University of Pisa, Italy with the project “Endovascular shedding markers in critical patients”