RGRROP404 — Perform duties of veterinarian at race meetings or trials

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What an assessment for RGRROP404 must cover

48 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare for race meeting

1.1Confirm date, times and duties with race club or PRA
1.2Confirm billing system with race club or PRA
1.3Review rules of racing applicable to veterinary practices
1.4Prepare supplies of first aid and emergency medications and equipment, including personal protective equipment
1.5Advise stewards of veterinarian presence on course

2 Monitor greyhounds or horses during race meetings

2.1Carry out pre-race and post-race assessment of greyhounds or horses at the request of stewards and/or trainer or after observation of signs of distress, illness, injury or abnormal behaviour
2.2Collect pre-race and post-race blood and/or other samples as directed by stewards according to procedures and relevant rules of racing
2.3Provide advice on the impact of adverse weather conditions on the health, welfare and management of greyhounds or horses to stewards and/or trainers
2.4Observe race and post-race activities and examine and treat greyhounds or horses of concern, and report results to stewards

3 Provide emergency care to greyhounds or horses

3.1Assess emergency care situation and resource requirements, including any assistance needed from staff on track
3.2Carry out emergency care to greyhounds or horses
3.3Provide written reports to stewards of any injuries and conditions suffered and any treatment provided to greyhounds or horses according to relevant racing code protocols and practices

4 Comply with euthanasia procedures

4.1Report reasons for decision to euthanase greyhound or horse to stewards and personnel connected with the animal
4.2Move greyhound or horse to private location if possible or screen area from public view
4.3Verify and record identification of animal
4.4Select euthanasia method and administer with consideration to staff safety, greyhound or horse welfare and the rules of racing
4.5Confirm death of greyhound or horse
4.6Take samples for testing or perform post-mortem
4.7Coordinate arrangements with stewards, race club staff and greyhound or horse connections for removal of deceased animal
4.8Provide written report on incident, including reasons for decision to euthanase and outcomes of post-mortem tests, to stewards

Performance evidence

applied safe animal handling and work practices, including assessing hazards and controlling risks when dealing with greyhounds or horses
identified animal by colour, brand, gender, and leg and face markings
assessed animal health and illness or injury status
treated animals during race events, including in emergency situations
participated in safe sample collection processes according to procedures and relevant rules of racing
followed procedures for euthanasing animals, notifying relevant personnel and disposing of body
provided prompt and succinct information to stewards and others.

Knowledge evidence

protocols and procedures for communicating with stewards, and licensed and other racing industry personnel
relevant rules of racing for code and area of responsibility
emergency animal care
euthanasia practices and animal removal processes
greyhound or horse behaviour, senses and communication traits
signs of animal health, ill health, injury and diseases
industry terminology related to race meeting procedures
features used to identify animals accurately for relevant code, including colour, brand, gender, and leg and face markings for reporting
impacts on animals of adverse or extreme weather conditions
work health and safety and racing industry safety requirements, including safe operating procedures and personal protective equipment
medications and treatments for injured or unhealthy animals
racing industry animal welfare and ethical requirements
reporting requirements for breaches of relevant procedures or rules of racing relating to sample collection or animal welfare
sample collection standard operating procedures
swabbing protocols and associated rules of racing.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret and consolidate key information, including rules of racing and race club procedures
Writing: Use clear language and accurate industry and/or medical terminology for reporting and recording animal injury and treatment information
Numeracy: Perform calculations and measurements to determine medication doses
Navigate the world of work: Follow workplace procedures, including WHS, animal welfare and first aid requirements, and meet expectations relating to own role and responsibilities Maintain racing code requirements for confidentiality
Interact with others: Follow accepted industry practices and communication protocols for working with stewards, racing officials and other personnel
Get the work done: Respond quickly to requests from stewards or other racing officials Judge situations, often under pressure, and take appropriate action to prevent problems arising or to overcome problems before they escalate

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