|
|
Continuing Education Calendar
March 2010 Events
| 14 |
“How To” for the Equine Practitioner: Stem Cells in the Treatment of Tendon/Ligament Injury
Tufts University in North Grafton, Mass. For more information, contact the Continuing Education Department at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce. |
| 18 - 21 |
Equine Semen and Equine Breeding Management
Located at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. For more information, visit https://vetmedce.osu.edu/ceactivities/conferences/index.cfmaction=coursesview&eventID=38962. |
| 27 |
Focus on Equine Welfare
Seminar for practitioners and veterinary students at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Raleigh, N.C. More information is available at http://cvm.ncsu.edu/conted/equinewelfare.html. |
April 2010 Events
| 8 - 11 |
Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 2-Cranial/Cervical I
Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the second module of an animal chiropractic program that imparts practical, relevant clinical education and training for both chiropractors and veterinarians. Offers a unique opportunity to enhance their practices by providing an additional treatment option. First module is required to participate in other modules. For more information, visit www.parkercc.edu. |
| 8 - 11 |
Advanced Equine Dentistry
Sponsored by the International Society for Equine Veterinary Odontology. Held at Lone Ridge Hall and D&S Veterinary Services, Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada. Participants my qualify for up to 24 CE credits. For more information, call (780) 352-8483. |
| 11 |
Public Health
Program with Tufts University located in North Grafton, Mass. with course director Dr. Joann Lindenmayer. Contact the Continuing Education Department at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu, or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce. |
| 23 |
Kentucky Equine Veterinary Spring Seminar with an In-depth Focus on the use of Regenerative Cells
Held in conjunction with the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Six CE hours available, space is limited. Includes tickets and transportation to cross country portion of the event. For more information, contact Marie at marie@firstchoicemarketing.us or call. (973)240-7471.
|
May 2010 Events
| 2 |
Tufts Goes West
Located in Springfield, Mass., with director Dr. Elizabeth Rozanski. Contact the Continuing Education Department at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce.
|
| 6 - 9 |
Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 3-Cranial/Cervical II
Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the third module of an animal chiropractic program that imparts practical, relevant clinical education and training for both chiropractors and veterinarians. Offers a unique opportunity to enhance their practices by providing an additional treatment option. First module is required to participate in other modules.
For more information, visit www.parkercc.edu. |
| 13 - 16 |
16th Annual Lake Erie Walleye Fishing and Golf Seminar
Education with recreation, 14 CE hours available. Located at the Commodore Perry Inn & Suites, Port Clinton, Ohio. For more information, call (740) 344-3061 or visit www.symboisishc.org. |
| 13 - 14 |
Is it Physical, Psychological or Both?
For practitioners and their clients at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center. Visit www.vet.upenn.edu/shortcourses for more information. |
| 15 - 16 |
The Elizabeth Atwood Lawrence Symposium: Hoof Beats in Society - The Human Animal Relationship
Located at Tuft's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine with course director Dr. Allen Rutberg. For more information,
contact the Continuing Education Department at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu, or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce.
|
| 28 - 29 |
Annual European Equine Basic Arthroscopy Course
Located at the Convention Center Halle Münsterland, Albersloher Weg 32, Münster, Germany. The Basic Arthroscopy Course provides attendees with information about general basic techniques, instrumentation and diagnostic and surgical techniques on fetlock-carpal-tarsal joint and additional synovial structures. The course includes two web labs and is ECVS-approved.
For more information, visit www.tierklinik-telgte.com/telgte-ce.
|
June 2010 Events
| 10 - 13 |
Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 4-Thoraco-Lumbar Module
Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the fourth module of an animal chiropractic program that imparts practical, relevant clinical education and training for both chiropractors and veterinarians. Offers a unique opportunity to enhance their practices by providing an additional treatment option. First module is required to participate in other modules.
For more information, visit www.parkercc.edu. |
| 10 |
Basic Arthroscopy
This course teaches the principles of equine arthroscopy including instrumentation and basic techniques, diagnostic arthroscopy of the carpus and fetlock joints; arthroscopic surgery of the carpus for osteochondral chip fragment removal and arthroscopic surgery of the dorsal compartment of the fetlock joint for proximal P1 chips, villonadular synovitis and OCD.
Visit www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/clinsci/ce to register and pay by using Visa or Mastercard or call (970) 297-1273 for more information.
|
| 11 - 12 |
Advanced Arthroscopy
Located at Colorado State University. This course will provide detailed instruction on arthroscopic techniques at the advanced level. Visit www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/clinsci/ce to register and pay by using Visa or Mastercard or you can call (970) 297-1273 for more information. |
July 2010 Events
| 8 - 11 |
Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 5-Extremity Module
Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the fifth module of an animal chiropractic program that imparts practical, relevant clinical education and training for both chiropractors and veterinarians. Offers a unique opportunity to enhance their practices by providing an additional treatment option. First module is required to participate in other modules.
For more information, visit www.parkercc.edu. |
| 15 - 18 |
Pacific Veterinary Conference
Leading national conference for veterinarians, technicians, and staff members in San Fransico, Calif., with more than 210 California-approved CE hours. Located at the San Fransico, Calif., Hilton. For more information, call 800-655-2862, e-mail info@pacvet.net or visit www.pacvet.net.
|
| 18 - 20 |
AAEP's Focus on Upper and Lower Respiratory Diseases
Salt Lake City, Utah. Back in its popular format, the AAEP's 2010 Focus meeting will explore diseases affecting the upper and lower respiratory systems of the horse. Learn from experts in this field about the latest research and techniques to diagnose and treat respiratory disease. Check www.aaep.org regularly for updates. |
| 26 - 30 |
International Equine Reproduction Symposium
Located in Lexington, KY. For more information, visit https://isr2010.com. |
| 29 - 30 |
TEVA Summer Symposium
Horseshoe Bay Resort, Marble Falls, Texas. For more information visit www.teva-online.org. |
August 2010 Events
| 5 |
5th Annual Hambletonian Wet Labs for Equine Veterinarians
Sessions held at Meadowlands Racetrack, E. Rutherford, N.J. For more information, contact Gordon Sulcer at (973) 240-7471, e-mail gordon@firstchoicemarketing.us or visit www.firstchoicemarketing.us.
|
| 6 - 8 |
2010 Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 6-Putting it All Together-Final Module
Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the final module of an animal chiropractic program that imparts practical, relevant clinical education and training for both chiropractors and veterinarians. Offers a unique opportunity to enhance their practices by providing an additional treatment option. First module is required to participate in other modules.
For more information, visit www.parkercc.edu. |
| 6 |
11th Anniversary Hambletonian Continuing Education Seminar for Equine Veterinarians
Held at the Sheraton Meadowlands Hotel in E. Rutherford, N.J. No charge to DVM participants and 12 CE hours available.
Contact Gordon Sulcer at (973) 240-7471, e-mail gordon@firstchoicemarketing.us or visit http://www.firstchoicemarketing.us.
|
| 10 - 13 |
AAEP's 360 Dentistry and Stallion Reproduction
College Station, Texas. These two simultaneous full scope meetings designed to allow practitioners to examine either dentistry or stallion reproduction from every angle. Dentistry attendees will immerse themselves in lectures and a series of laboratories covering dental anatomy, radiology, sedation, equipment, oral examination and routine dental procedures. The stallion reproduction program will feature lectures and a hands-on series of "stations" engaging participants in a full range of reproductive techniques from the breeding shed to the lab. Check www.aaep.org regularly for updates. |
| 25 - 29 |
Focus on the Equine Spine: Thoracolumbar Region
Located at Colorado State University. This five-day course teaches the principles of detailed thoracolumbar spinal evaluation and focuses on an integrative and evidence-based approach to treating spinal disorders in horses. Visit www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/clinsci/ce to register and pay by using Visa or Mastercard or you can call (970) 297-1273 for more information. |
September 2010 Events
| 22 - 24 |
AAEP's 2010 Sport Horse Symposium
Lexington, Ky. In a prelude to the 2010 FEI Alltech World Equestrian Games, the AAEP along with Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital and Alltech, is hosting the first-ever Sport Horse Symposium. Take part in the excitement of the Games and hear presentations on a variety of topics pertinent to treating the sport horse, including lameness, orthopedics, muscle diseases, neurology and nutrition. |
| 22 - 26 |
NEAEP Invitation to Excellence Symoposium
Sponsored by the Northeast Association of Equine Practitioners. Held in Groton, Conn., with more than 100 CE hours available. For more information and registration, visit www.neaep.net.
|
October 2010 Events
| 15 - 16 |
International Advanced Equine Arthroscopy Course
Located at the Convention Center Halle Münsterland, Albersloher Weg 32, Münster, Germany 48155. For more registration and more information, visit www.tierklinik-telgte.com/telgte-ce.
|
| 21 - 24 |
Veterinary Management Institute
VMI is a comprehensive, "mini-MBA" program designed specifically for veterinary professionals by AAHA and Purdue. For more information, go to www.aahanet.org/education/vmi.aspx. |
November 2010 Events
| 3 |
FAEP Imaging Wet Lab
Located in Orlando, Fla. For more information, visit www.faep.net. |
| 4 - 6 |
FAEP Promoting Excellence Symposium
Located in Orlando, Fla. For more information, visit www.faep.net. |
| 5 - 6 |
AAEP's Business Education Workshop II
Location TBD. The second part of AAEP's Business Education Workshop series designed to advance your equine practice with key business training to help you thrive and survive in the 21st century. Check www.aaep.org regularly for updates. |
| 7 - 12 |
8th International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology
Located in Cape Town, South Africa. For more information, visit iceep.org. |
| 18 - 21 |
Veterinary Management Institute
VMI is a comprehensive, "mini-MBA" program designed specifically for veterinary professionals by AAHA and Purdue. Course focuses on marketing management. For more information, go to www.aahanet.org/education/vmi.aspx. |
December 2010 Events
| 4 - 8 |
56th Annual AAEP Convention
Baltimore, Md. Join us for the 56th Annual AAEP Convention. Watch the AAEP Web site, EVE and Spur of the Moment for updates on next year's event.
|
Due to space limitations, only CE courses sponsored by veterinary associations or colleges of veterinary medicine will be listed.
|
