Continuing Education

This web-based, awareness level course is designed for anyone who may be involved in an animal disease response – veterinary and animal health responders, livestock or poultry producers and industry groups, wildlife managers and officers. Traditional responders, including emergency managers, law enforcement, firefighters, public health, will also benefit and learn about roles they may have during a response.

Dr. Glenda Dvorak, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, course instructor, Assistant Director, CFSPH, explains, “The response to a livestock or poultry disease outbreak will involve the coordination and collaboration of a number of professions, industries and agencies. This course introduces key concepts related to the response for a livestock or poultry disease emergency. It highlights the actions needed to detect, contain and control these diseases, to better prepare responders for their tasks during the response.”

The course is approved for 4.0 hours of veterinary continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RACE approval.

The cost for the course is $100. To find out more and to register, visit ADE-Course.

In partnership with the CVMA-SBCV Chapter and in collaboration with the Registered Veterinary Technologists and Technicians of Canada (RVTTC), this unique four-day event features a strong scientific program with over 25 speakers. Sessions include wet labs, and concurrent sessions exploring companion animal, ruminant, equine, practice management and animal welfare issues.
Contact: Sarah Cunningham; tel: (613) 236-1162, ext. 121; fax: (613) 236-9681; scunningham@cvma-acmv.org
website:  http://www.canadianveterinaria ns.net/science-knowledge/ annual-convention

This symposium provides a RACE-approved continuing education opportunity for veterinarians and veterinary technicians focused on the recognition, triage, and treatment of wildlife. Hosted by the May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at Lees-McRae College, this symposium will also allow networking opportunities between local veterinarians, veterinary staff, state officials, and other experts in the field. Seven hours of continuing education credit will be available for both veterinarians and veterinary technicians. More information can be found here: www.lmc.edu/ncrwms

Multiple tracks will be available, with one of them being a Para-professional Track for technicians and other practice staff. There will also be separate registration for the Pre-conference Day and Lunch and Learn sessions. Our distinguished speakers will provide valuable and cutting-edge feline-focused information that is unique only to the AAFP conference. Material will include presentations geared towards the experienced feline practitioner, as well as sessions for newer practitioners or those looking to expand their knowledge in feline medicine. Visit www.catvets.com/education for more information. Other contact information: info@catvets.com
(908) 359-9351

We have a great lineup this year including topics such as small animal infectious disease, working on you team in practice management, large animal welfare, equine disease, student debt, telehealth and much MUCH more!  This year will also feature 2 small animal labs and an equine lab.

Join your colleagues, industry reps and friends for a weekend full of fun and learning!

For more information and to register, please visit https://wsvma.org/pacific-northwest-veterinary-conference/

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