Continuing Education Calendar

November 2009 Events

9	Techniques for Handling and Utilizing Cooled Semen Colorado State University Equine Reproduction Lab, 8 CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
9 - 10	Reproduction Management of the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Course will give the veterinarian practical experience in mare management. Eight hours of lecture, four hours of lab. Twelve CE credits available. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
10	Techniques for Handling and Utilizing Frozen Semen Colorado State University Equine Reproduction Lab, eight CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
12 - 14	2nd Annual Texas Equine Podiatry Conference Open to both veterinarians and farriers, the conference is co-sponsored by the Podiatry Center at Reata Equine Hospital and the Texas Equine Veterinary Association, and includes both lectures and wet lab opportunites. The host hotel is the Hyatt Place Historic Stockyards. Speakers include Dr. Chris Pollitt, Dr. Stephen O'Grady, Mark Caldwell and Blane Chapman. For more information, visit www.reataequinehospital.com. To download a registration form and view the schedule, visit www.teva-online.org or call (806) 655-2244.
13 - 15	FVMA 47th Annual Ocala Equine Conference – Exclusively Equine – “A Proud Tradition of Quality Equine Practitioner Education” Ocala Hilton, Ocala, Fla. 16 CE credits available. For more information, visit www.fvma.com.
13	Reproduction Ultrasonography in the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Course is designed to give veterinarians experience using ultrasonography to aid in mare reproductive management. Eight CE credits available. For more information call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
16	Embryo Recovery and Transfer in the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Designed to educate veterinarians on the procedures of embryo recovery and processing for shipment. Eight CE credits awarded. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.

December 2009 Events

1 - 5	Equine 5-Day Dissection Class Dr. Deb Bennett, Ph.D., a paleontologist formerly with the Smithsonian Institute, presents lectures on equine anatomy and dissection. Located at the Equine Studies Institute in Livingston, Calif. For more information, visit http://www.equinology.com/info/course.asp?courseid=38, e-mail office@equinology.com or call 707-884-9963.
5 - 9	AAEP's 55th Annual Convention Located at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev. The comprehensive CE experience includes a trade show, more than 100 CE credits to choose from and lectures by leaders in the profession. For more information visit www.aaep.org/ convention.htm.
10 - 13	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.

January 2010 Events

5	Equine Owner, Breeder and Caretaker Series: Emergencies - What to do until the veterinarian arrives Located at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. For more information, visit https://vetmedce.osu.edu/ceactivities/conferences/index.cfmaction=coursesview&eventID=38999.
14 - 15	Reproduction Seminar in combination with Zwolle International IJsselhallen, a meeting for the professional equine practitioner about reproduction, with Michelle Leblanc. To register, or for more information, visit www.proveto.org or call +31(0) 613323538.
16 - 19	Reproductive Management and Artificial Insemination Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine, 32 CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
20	Techniques for Handling and Utilizing Cooled Semen Colorado State University Equine Reproduction Lab, 8 CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
21	Techniques for Handling and Utilizing Frozen Semen Colorado State University Equine Reproductiion Lab, eight CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
22 - 23	Veterinary Sport Horse Congress in combination with Jumping Amsterdam Located at Amsterdam RAI. Meeting will address sport horse problems, with Jack Snyder (USA), Tracy Turner (USA), Benoit Herinckx (UK), Bruce Bladon (UK), Björn Nolting (GER) and Jan Hein Swagemakers (GER). To register, or for more information, visit www.proveto.org or call +31 (0) 613323538.
22 - 23	Reproductive Management of the Stallion Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility in Amissville, Va. Two-day course is designed to establish a basic understanding in stallion management. Sixteen CE credits available. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
24 - 26	AAEP Resort Symposium Held in Costa Rica.
25 - 29	32nd Lake Tahone Equine Conference Located at the Hyatt Lake Tahoe, Incline Village, Nev. This conference will provide in-depth persentations on advances in equine medicine, lameness diagnosis, diagnostic imaging, mare reproduction, management, regenerative medicine and more. This course has been approved for 21 CE hours. For more information, contact Janet O'Brien by phone at (530) 756-4899, fax (530) 756-3805 or e-mail jlo62@comcast.net.
25 - 26	Reproductive Management of the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Course will give the veterinarian practical experience in mare management. Eight hours of lecture, four hours of lab. Twelve CE credits available. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
30 - 31	Foaling and Care of the Newborn Foal Colorado State University Equine Reproduction Lab, 16 CE hours available. Visit www.csuequine.com then click on the “Short Courses” link for registration forms, course descriptions, accommodation information and more.
30 - 31	Advanced Equine Magnetic Resonance Days To be held in Bonn, Germany. Supported by Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging. Instructors include Jean-Marie Denoix, Sue Dyson, Rachel Murray, Thorben Schulze and Natasha Werpy. For more information, contact Arno Lindner at 00492461340430, e-mail arnolindner@t-online.de or visit www.agpferd.com.

February 2010 Events

4 - 7	IVMA 126th Annual Meeting Indiana Veterinary Mecial Association will hold its 126th Annual Meeting at the Marriott Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind. Attendees can obtain 23.5 hours of CE. To register or for more information, contact the IVMA at (800) 270-0747 or visit. www.invma.org.
5 - 6	AAEP Business Education Workshop Essential business education designed for the equine practitioner. Located in Dallas, Texas.
6 - 7	Equine Reproduction Conference Located at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. For more information, visit https://vetmedce.osu.edu/ceactivities/conferences/index.cfmaction=coursesview&eventID=39021.
12	Embryo Recovery and Transfer in the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Designed to educate veterinarians on the procedures or embryo recovery and processing for shipment. Eight CE credits awarded. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
15	Reproductive Ultrasonography in the Mare Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. Course is designed to give veterinarians experience using ultrasonography to aid in mare reproductive management. Eight CE credits available. For more information call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
16 - 19	Individual Experience with Ultrasounding In-House Mares Held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Va. A herd of 15 to 20 mares will be available daily for palpation/ultrasound exams. Participants will utilize these mares to gain experience with palpation and ultrasonographic techniques. For more information, call (540) 937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.
24 - 26	Diagnosis & Treatment of Lameness in the Horse This three-day course is designed to update the practitioner on the current concepts of etiology, diagnosis and management of the various conditions causing lameness in horses. The course begins with a discussion of the visual aspects of lameness diagnosis (including videos), followed by the interpretation of the various manipulative and palpation tests. Approaches to diagnostic anesthesia are also discussed in detail. Following this the various diseases affecting the fore and hind limbs, and back regions of the horse are reviewed. Radiographic evaluation of these regions will also be discussed in detail. Additionally, the principles of diagnosis and treatment of synovitis/capsulitis, developmental orthopedic disease and tendon and ligament injuries will also be discussed. The four-hour lab on the final day of the course allows the participant to practice diagnostic anesthesia approaches and to perform the various surgical procedures on cadaver limbs that were discussed in lecture. Worth 24 hours of continuing education. Instructors are Dr. Gary Baxter, MS, Dipl. ACVS, Dr. Dean Hendrickson, MS, Dr. Laurie Goodrich, DVM, Dr. Chris Kawcak, Ph.D, and Dr. Richard Park. Registration is $650. Please visit the continuing education webpage at 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.
28	VETCELL Bioscience Tufts University in North Grafton, Mass. For more information, contact the Continuing Education Deptartment at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce.

March 2010 Events

5 - 6	Hoof Beats in Society with Elizabeth Lawrence Located at Tuft's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine with course director Dr. Allen Rutberg. For more information, contact:the Continuing Education Deptartment at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu, or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce.
5 - 7	Equine Lameness Conference Located at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. For more information, visit https://vetmedce.osu.edu/ceactivities/conferences/index.cfmaction=coursesview&eventID=39022.
11 - 14	Parker College of Chiropractic presents Chiropractic for Animals: Module 1-Sacro-Pelvic Module Held at the Parker College Campus in Dallas, Texas (with the exception of off-site labs each Sunday). This is the first 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.

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.

Public Health
Program with Tufts University located in North Grafton, Mass. Course director Dr. Joann Lindenmayer. Contact the Continuing Education Deptartment at (508) 887-4723, vetceinfo@tufts.edu, or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/ce.

May 2010 Events

Tufts Goes West
Located in Springfield, Mass., with director Dr. Elizabeth Rozanski. Contact the Continuing Education Deptartment 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.

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.

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	The AAEP's Focus on the Upper and Lower Respiratory Located in Salt Lake City, Utah.
26 - 30	nternational Equine Reproduction Symposium Located in Lexington, Ky. For more information, visit https://isr2010.com.

August 2010 Events

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.

10 - 13

AAEP 360: Stallion Reproduction and Dentistry
The AAEP will hold two simultaneous full scope meetings designed to allow practitioners to examine a veterinary topic from every angle. Held at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in College Station, Texas.

September 2010 Events

22 - 24

AAEP 2010 Sport Horse Symposium
Held in conjunction with Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital and Alltech in Lexington, Ky.

November 2010 Events

7 - 12

8th International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology
Located in Cape Town, South Africa. For more information, visit iceep.org.

December 2010 Events

4 - 8

56th AAEP Annual Convention
To be held in Baltimore, Maryland.

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