Tennessee Veterinary Medical Association is proud to present our members and supporters with a wonderful benefit program! Through TVMA, our members can now receive savings of up to 80% on office and school supplies from Office Depot/OfficeMax. Click here for more information....
Equine Practitioners: Join us at the MCVC for an outstanding program just for you. Overview of Articular and Tendon Therapies, Judicious Use of Corticosteroids and Antibiotics - Dr. Amy Poulin - Saturday, February 27 Ethics and Jurisprudence in Equine Veterinary Practice - Dr. Jeff Berk - Saturday, February 27 Review and Update on Equine Infectious Disease - Dr. Nicol Pusterla - Sunday, February 28...
If you missed the opportunity to donate to the Tennessee Veterinary Medical Foundation on #GivingTuesday, you can still support the TVMF programs, such as scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students, educational programs, and the Tennessee Animal Hall of Fame. Click here to make your donation....
The AVMA has developed two new clinic fliers to educate cat and dog owners about appropriate antimicrobial use. It’s also releasing two new documents providing do’s and don’ts for veterinarians treating cats and dogs with antimicrobials. Click here for more information....
Recently, in the veterinary press and trade magazines, there have been mentions of new companies being launched that will, for a fee, allow pet owners to video chat with a veterinarian about their pet. TVMA has reviewed the available information and wanted to warn our members that participation in such a venture may constitute a violation of the Tennessee Veterinary Practice Act and might expose a participating veterinarian to disciplinary action by the Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. Click here for more information....
The practice of telemedicine remains an unresolved issue in veterinary medicine. AVMA leadership made a recommendation that telemedicine be among the topics covered by the new AVMA Practice Advisory Panel. Tennessee is one of five states that has provisions that specify that a veterinary-client-patient relationship cannot be established solely through telephonic or electronic means. Click here for details....
Music City Veterinary Conference February 26-28, 2016 Embassy Suites Hotel Nashville SE/Murfreesboro, Tennessee Topics include small animal, equine, food animal, practice management, pharmacy, USDA accreditation course, and veterinary technician. A small animal dental wetlab is being offered as well as a follow-up with Dr. Marty Becker on animal behavior. Click here for details....
On Tuesday, December 1, TVMF is participating in #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving. We invite you to participate by making a donation to help fund TVMF programs, such as the Tennessee Animal Hall of Fame and scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students. A suggestion for practice owners: Consider donating 5% of your gross revenue for December 1. Click here to make a difference....
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture has provided updated information on electronic certificates of veterinary inspection. A mobile CVI app that will work on Apple and Android phones and tablets should be available by January 2016. Click here for more information....
On October 25, a Strategic Planning meeting was held to set goals for TVMA over the next two years. Facilitated by Bob Harris, CAE, of The Non-Profit Center, participants included President Dr. Maben Thompson, President-Elect Dr. Susan Moon, Vice President Dr. Joe Ed Conn, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Midge Phillips, Executive Board members Drs. Marisa Shulman, Russell Reel, Mandy Willis, and Danny Walker, Past Presidents Drs. Allan Holladay and Walter Clark, and staff members Deloris Green Gaines, Adele Reed, and Darlene Clendenon. Watch for details on how TVMA is working for veterinarians...
