Week 1
Lesson 1
Equine Veterinary Professions 
What is it like to be an equine veterinary professional? What is the difference between a veterinarian 
, a veterinary technician/nurse, and a veterinary assistant? Are there equine veterinary specialties? 
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Physical Exams, Patient History, Vital Signs and Body Condition Scores
In this lesson we will discuss what  a vet looks for during a physical exam/check up.  Getting a patient history from the owner, vital signs, body condition score, body systems checked. 
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Vaccinations 
In this lesson we will discuss what vaccinations are, how they are handled, given, and how they help to keep horses healthy. We will learn about some vaccines that may be given and how the vet and owner decide what is best for each horse.
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Parasites and Deworming
This lesson will explore some of the internal parasites (worms) that may affect a horse. Yes… it’s a bit gross to talk about, but it is a common thing, and important to know about! We will also find out about tests that the vet will do to find out what kind of parasites a horse may have so they can choose the best deworming medication. 
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Equine Emergencies
In this lesson we will discuss some common equine emergency situations that a veterinarian may need to handle. We will look at some of the most common emergencies and discuss what it is like to have a patient in that situation. (This topic may be difficult for some learners since we will be talking about injury and illness. Photos of a wound or sick horse will be shown) 
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Equine Diagnostic Tests 
This lesson will be an overview of some of the tests a vet may do to help determine what is wrong with a sick or injured horse. We will discuss some options such as blood tests, X-Rays, ultrasound, MRI and more. This will be a brief overview.