DONA. Vet Academy 2026 - veterinary conference on neurology, cardiology and leadership at Fundata Resort

DONA. Vet Academy 2026: Veterinary Conference – Neurology, Cardiology and Leadership

In veterinary medicine, medical knowledge represents only part of what builds a complete professional. Communication, teamwork, client relationships and the ability to manage day-to-day challenges are equally important for the success of a clinic and for the professional development of the veterinary surgeon.This is why the new edition of DONA. Vet Academy aims to offer participants more than a veterinary medicine conference. The event brings together medical education, professional development and networking opportunities in a format dedicated to veterinary surgeons who wish to invest in both clinical competencies and the skills that contribute to building high-performing teams and solid client relationships.

From 26 to 28 June 2026, at Cheile Grădiștei – Fundata Resort, participants will have the opportunity to attend presentations delivered by recognised specialists, interactive activities and sessions dedicated to professional development.

Veterinary neurology with Prof. Dr. Mihai Musteață

Neurology is one of the fields that frequently raises diagnostic and management challenges in veterinary medicine. Recognising neurological signs and establishing an appropriate course of action can decisively influence the outcome of a case.

Prof. Dr. Mihai Musteață is an academic at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at USV Iași, where he coordinates the Neurology Service and the Emergency Department. His work is focused on clinical veterinary neurology, with a special interest in epilepsy, neuromuscular diseases and electrodiagnostics.

Throughout his career he has completed training programmes at leading university centres in France, the United States (Purdue University), Israel, Italy and Poland. He is the author of numerous specialist textbooks as well as many articles published in international journals.

Topics covered:

  • Feline epilepsy – a proactive clinical approach
  • The dyskinetic cat

These presentations are relevant both for veterinary surgeons with an interest in neurology and for practitioners who encounter neurological cases in their daily practice.

Veterinary cardiology with Dr. Alice Rădulescu

Arterial hypertension is a frequently underdiagnosed condition in veterinary medicine and can have significant implications in the management of patients with chronic kidney disease, endocrine disorders or other systemic pathologies.

Dr. Alice Rădulescu is a senior veterinary surgeon with extensive experience in cardiology and veterinary imaging. Her work is dedicated to the diagnosis and management of cardiovascular conditions, and she is consistently involved in training and continuing professional development programmes for veterinary surgeons.

Topics covered:

  • Diagnostic challenges in secondary hypertension: a comparative analysis of clinical cases from CKD to hyperaldosteronism
  • Therapeutic blood pressure control: the correct measurement protocol and personalised medication according to the patient

Leadership, communication and veterinary practice development with Radu Glonț

The performance of a veterinary practice does not depend solely on the medical competencies of the team. Effective communication, people management and the ability to handle professional relationships directly influence client experience, team atmosphere and organisational development.

Radu Glonț is a trainer, consultant and speaker with over 25 years of experience in business, negotiation, communication and team development. Throughout his career he has worked with hundreds of teams and organisations, delivering training programmes dedicated to leadership, communication and organisational performance.

At the event he will deliver the session:

  • Lead the Vet Team: Communication, coordination and leadership in veterinary practice

Participants will explore topics such as effective team communication, managing difficult conversations, people coordination and the role of leadership in the development of a veterinary practice.

Beyond the medical presentations

DONA. Vet Academy is designed as a complete learning and professional networking experience.

In addition to the speaker sessions, participants will benefit from:

  • An interactive improvisation workshop dedicated to developing communication, adaptability and teamwork
  • Sessions dedicated to leadership and management in veterinary medicine
  • Networking with colleagues and professionals in the field
  • Social activities in a relaxed setting
  • A campfire and moments dedicated to sharing experiences
  • An investment in professional development

DONA. Vet Academy is dedicated to veterinary surgeons who understand that professional development means more than accumulating medical knowledge. It also means building solid professional relationships, developing communication and leadership skills and adapting to the challenges of a profession in constant evolution.

Places are limited.

For further information and registration, please contact your local DONA. Vet medical representative.

Frequently asked questions

The event takes place from 26 to 28 June 2026, at Cheile Grădiștei – Fundata Resort.

The event brings together three speakers: Prof. Dr. Mihai Musteață (veterinary neurology, USV Iași), Dr. Alice Rădulescu (cardiology and veterinary imaging, with topics on secondary arterial hypertension and therapeutic blood pressure control) and Radu Glonț (trainer and consultant, with the session “Lead the Vet Team: Communication, coordination and leadership in veterinary practice”).

In addition to the speaker presentations, participants benefit from an interactive improvisation workshop dedicated to communication and teamwork, leadership and management sessions, networking activities, social activities and a campfire.

The event is aimed at veterinary surgeons who wish to invest in both clinical competencies and communication, leadership and team development skills within the veterinary practice.

Places are limited. For further information and registration, contact your local DONA. Vet medical representative.

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