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Continuing Education Calendar

May 2008 Events
15 - 18 14th Annual Lake Erie Walleye Fishing and Golf Seminar Weekend
Commodore Perry Inn & Suites, Port Clinton, Ohio. Education with recreation. 14 hours of CE available. For more information, contact Ron Fuller, DVM at (740) 344-3061 or visit www.symbiosishc.org.
23 - 24 Annual European Equine Basic Arthroscopy Course
Münster/ Westfalen, Halle Münsterland. Instructors: Prof.W.Mcllwraith, Colorado States University; Dr. Ian Wright, Newmarket, England; Dr. K.J.Boening, Telgte, Germany.
Lessons on Basic carpal Arthroscopy. The course provides attendees with information about general basic techniques; instrumentation and diagnostic and surgical techniques on fetlock-,carpal-, tarsal joint
and syonvial structures. The course includes two web-labs.

To register, visit www.tierklinik-telgte.com/telgte-ce.


June 2008 Events
8 Veterinarians In Public Health - Drug Resistance
Tufts University, North Grafton, Mass. Contact Continuing Education Dept. at (508) 887-4723, e-mail vetCEinfo@tufts.edu or visit www.tufts.edu/vet/continedu.
17 - 19 Equine Dental Short Course
Janesville, Wis. This short course is designed for equine practitioners who want to expand
their practices to include more equine dentistry and who desire to refresh
their knowledge of the anatomy, functionality and basic equilibration of equine teeth. In addition, participants will receive hands-on experience using several types of motorized floating systems. The course objective is
to provide participants with the necessary knowledge to properly balance the typical equine mouth using hand and motorized instruments. The seminar will
consist of one day of small classroom lectures, one day of working with
cadavers and skull models and one day working on live horses. Eighteen hours
of RACE approved continuing education Credit have been applied for but not
yet approved. Limited to 16 participants.
Instructors are Dr. Leon Scrutchfield, Dr. Travis Henry and Dr. Scott Marx. For more information call (800) 247-3901 or e-mail Dawn@Harltons.com.
20 - 22 An Overview of Equine Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Sound Technologies, Arlington, Texas. 20 CE hours. For more information, visit www.soundvet.com.
23 - Jul 5 9th Annual Equine and Alpine Animal Adventure
Tour Switzerland and receive 40 hours of CE. Vet schools, farms, Olympic training center, Cow & Yodeling Festival, magnificent Alps and villages. For more information, contact Ron Fuller, DVM, or Dr. Robert M. Miller at (740) 344-3061.
July 2008 Events
9 - 13 Conference on Equine Sports Medicine and Science
Utrecht, The Netherlands. With seminars on July 9 and practical courses on July 13. For more information, contact Arno Lindner at
Heinrich-Röttgen-Str. 20, D-52428 Jülich, Germany, call 0049 2461 340 430, Fax 0049 2461 340 484, e-mail: arnolindner@t-online.de or visit www.cesmas.info.
31 3rd Annual Hambletonian Continuing Education Wet Labs for Equine Veterinarians
Meadowlands Racetrack, E. Rutherford, N.J. Morning and afternoon sessions. Contact Gordon Sulcer at (908) 879-3839 or e-mail gordon@firstchoicemarketing.us.
August 2008 Events
1 9th Annual Hambletonian Continuing Education Seminar for Equine Veterinarians
Sheraton Meadowlands Hotel, E. Rutherford, N.J. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.. No charge to DVM participants. Contact Gordon Sulcer at (908) 879-3839 or e-mail gordon@firstchoicemarketing.us.
September 2008 Events
6 - 10 Equine Business Management Strategies
Delafield Hotel located in the Milwaukee, Wis. suburb of Delafield. This unique 3-1/2 day, business management program is tailored for all equine veterinarians who want to learn a smarter way to manage and grow their practice, whatever the size. The program is also relevant for practice managers and key staff members.

Equine Business Management Strategies provides in-depth study on current innovative and time-tested business management approaches. Each session is taught by experienced and high-caliber faculty such as those from the University of Wisconsin School of Business. Class size is limited to 32 participants to provide a focused learning environment. The program fee is all-inclusive except for travel costs and includes 3-1/2 days of professional instruction, lodging and all meals, study materials, business templates created for immediate implementation, plus outstanding networking opportunities. For more information or to register, call Mary Corbett or Dr. Robert Magnus at (262) 569-1550 or visit www.equinebusinessmanagement.com.
10 - 13 BEVA Congress
Liverpool, England. For more information, e-mail info@beva.org.uk, call +44 (0) 1638 723 555 or visit www.beva.org.uk.
25 - 28 22nd Annual Veterinary Dental Forum
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, Jacksonville, Fla. For more information, contact the VDF office at sbrowning@fpunet.com, visit www.veterinarydentalforum.com, write P.O. Box 803, Fayetteville, TN 37334 or call (931) 438-0238.



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26 - 27 International Advanced Equine Arthroscopy Course
Münster/ Westfalen, Halle Münsterland. Instructors: Prof.W.Mcllwraith, Colorado States University; Dr. Ian Wright, Newmarket, England; Dr. Alan Nixon, Ithaca, N.Y.; Dr. K.J.Boening, Telgte, Germany. Topics to be covered include carpal arthroscopy, desmotomy, tenoscopy, busoscopy, small joints arthroscopy, advanced fetlock arthroscopy, tarso-crural lessons on advanced arthroscopy, arthroscopy of stifle joint, hip, elbow, coffin joint, arthroscopy under gas distension. The course includes two web-labs. To register, visit www.tierklinik-telgte.com/telgte-ce.

28 - 30 Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association Equine Committee 31st Annual Equine Seminar
Sam's Town Hotel & Casino Shreveport, La. (20Hours CE) For more information, contact Lacey Blanchard at (337) 235-9945 or e-mail acadianaequinec@bellsouth.net.


October 2008 Events
10 - 12 An Overview of Equine Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Sound Technologies, Arlington, Texas. 20 CE hours. For more information, visit www.soundvet.com.
19 Hagyard Bluegrass Equine Symposium
Lexington, Ky. Focus: equine reproduction (information presented will be very practical take-home material for the veterinarian, veterinary technician and student.) For information, contact Nicole Tomlinson, Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, at (859) 685-3709, fax (859) 252-8961, e-mail ntomlinson@hagyard.com or visit www.hagyard.com.
22 - 25 2008 ACVS Veterinary Symposium
Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, Calif. Oct. 22: Pre-Symposium Laboratories; Oct. 23-25: Symposium Seminars and Scientific Abstracts. Attendees at the ACVS Veterinary Symposium include the foremost general veterinarians and preeminent veterinary surgeons in private practice, academia and industry, as well as technicians, students and researchers. The ACVS Veterinary Symposium includes world renowned speakers involved in interactive case sessions, intensive hands-on laboratories, seminars, small group cutting-edge panel discussions and scientific poster presentations. For more information, visit www.surgicalsummit.org.



December 2008 Events
2 - 4 West Coast Equine Reproduction Symposium III
Santa Ynez Valley Marriott & Alamo Pintado Equine Clinic, Buellton, Calif. Hosted by the International Equine Reproduction Symposium Trust and Alamo Pintado Equine Clinic. The course meets the requirements for 18 hours of continuing education credit under the standards and criteria of the American Association of Veterinary State Boards' (AAVSB) Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE) program (Approval Pending). Attendees are encouraged to check with their licensing jurisdiction(s) for information regarding recognition by the board. For more information, contact Dr. Jan Roser at (530) 902-1960, fax (530) 756-1970 or e-mail jfroser@ucdavis.edu. For registration information, call Kelly Wade at (530) 752-4512, fax (530)752-0175,
e-mail kswade@ucdavis.edu or visit animalscience.ucdavis.edu/WCER.



January 2009 Events
28 - 30 3rd Congress of the European College of Equine Internal Medicine
Hotel Sehrs Campus, Cerdanyola del Valles
Barcelona, Spain. For additional information, please visit wwww.3rdcongresseceim.com.
29 - 31 Ontario Veterinary Medical Association Annual Conference and Trade Show
Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The conference program will feature concurrent sessions on bovine, equine, small animals and public health, practice management, and hospital personnel for a total of over 100 hours of available continuing education. Special registration fees for out-of-province delegates. For registration information, contact Christine Neziol, Delegate Coordinator, Ontario Veterinary Medical Association, 420 Bronte St. S., Suite 205, Milton, Ontario, L9T 0H9, telephone (905) 875-0756, fax (905) 875-0958 or e-mail cneziol@ovma.org . Please note: OVMA is now a RACE approved provider. A complete Program approval application will be made prior to the conference.

Due to space limitations, only CE courses sponsored by veterinary associations or colleges of veterinary medicine will be listed.