Lectures 2021
This lecture will be held online via Zoom over two days, 12-3pm each day
Michael Willard, DVM, MS, DACVIM
Internal Medicine – Common Misdiagnoses
This is a case-based and problem-based discussion of various gastrointestinal problems including regurgitation, vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss. The focus will be on a practical approach to the problem. The emphasis will be on common problems that are commonly misdiagnosed or mistreated.
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This lecture will be held via pre-recorded webinar, posting date to be mid-March
Speakers from Animal Health Partners
Edouard Marchal, DVM, IPSAV, Residency Trained ACVIM (Neurology)
Management of Seizures in Cats
Despite controversies in the classification of feline epilepsy, approaches to diagnosis and management continue to evolve. Recent reviews on the safety and effectiveness of antiepileptic drugs assist practitioners in feeling more comfortable with their use. Furthermore, a better understanding of prognosis is key to developing reasonable expectations for feline owners.
Debbie Reynolds, BVSc, BSc, DACVS-SA
Bandaging and Wound Management
This seminar on bandaging and wound management will provide both veterinarians and technicians some guidelines on how to manage wounds from surgical incision dehiscence, dog bite wounds to motor vehicle trauma. We will cover different types of bandages, primary wound dressings and how to prevent bandage complications. Guidelines on when to attempt wound closure and some basic wound closure techniques will also be covered.
Judy Brown, DVM, MSc, DACVECC
Cough? Fever? Shortness of breath?
We’re discussing Canine Pneumonia, of course. Using illustrative cases, Dr. Brown will review typical historical and physical exam findings, diagnostic tests and standard and emerging therapeutic options for this potentially life-threatening condition.
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This lecture will be held via pre-recorded webinar
Bill Saxon, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC
Looking at Urinalysis Through a New Lens
This lecture will cover the value and correct interpretation of the urinalysis. Topics will include method of collection, clinical relevance and treatment of decreased urine specific gravity, proteinuria, microscopic hematuria, crystalluria and bacteriuria. An update on diagnosing and treating bacterial urinary tract infections will be provided. Subclinical bacteriuria will be discussed.
This interactive lecture will focus on key components of a minimum patient data base including history, physical examination and results of CBC, biochemical profile and complete urinalysis. The focus will be on getting the most information out of the minimum data base using case examples. Newer parameters such as reticulocyte hemoglobin concentration as an early marker of decreased iron availability will be covered.
The lecture will cover the importance of screening for infectious disease from a One Health perspective. A brief review of clinically relevant statistics will be provided. Characteristics of screening tests, confirmatory tests, and monitoring response to treatment will be discussed. Feline retroviral disease, vector-borne disease, and leptospirosis will be used to highlight the appropriate use of serology and molecular diagnostics both pet-side and at the reference laboratory.
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This lecture is to be held via pre-recorded webinar
Loic Legendre, DVM, FAVD, Dipl. AVDC, Dipl. EVDC, AVDC-ZWD
Updates on Radiographic Interpretation, Extraction Techniques and Flap Design
Now that dental x-rays are becoming mandatory in most provinces, when performing dentistry, acquiring a good knowledge of the micro anatomy of the oral cavity is becoming essential. This presentation will review variations of normal related to age, positioning, crowding and more. It will examine the signs of periodontal disease, the most common pathology encountered in the oral cavity. Then we will look at characteristic signs of caries, tooth resorption, dental fractures, jaw fractures, systemic diseases, and neoplasms.
There are variations in the way dentists extract teeth, even though the main principles remain the same. This presentation will demonstrate how to use luxators to remove teeth with minimal bone removal. It has the advantage to be quick and to preserve the anatomy surrounding the teeth.
Reviewing the literature, one finds that there are multiple designs of flaps used while extracting teeth. The ideal flap is well defined as being one that improves visualization, facilitates closure, has no tension, and is set in such a way that the sutures are on top of bone not on top of a hole. With these directives in mind we shall review the flaps necessary for the proper extraction of each tooth.
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This lecture is scheduled to be in-person, that may change due to COVID-19, attendees are asked to watch their email for more information closer to the lecture
Serge Chalhoub, BSc, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (SAIM)
Nephrology and Urology Reboot: What’s New?
Through active case discussions we will explore what is new in clinical nephrology and urology in cats and dogs:
- Chronic kidney disease: pathophysiology developments and the paradigm shift of early diagnosis
- Evidence-based CKD treatments
- Proteinuria: The silent killer
- FLUTD: Cats are aliens from outer space
- Canine cystoliths and recurrent UTIs
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This lecture is scheduled to be in-person, that may change due to COVID-19, attendees are asked to watch their email for more information closer to the lecture
Speakers from the OVC Nutrition Team
Adronie Verbrugghe, DVM, PhD, EBVS Specialist in Veterinary and Comparative Nutrition (Dip ECVCN)
Erico de Mello Ribeiro, MV, MSc, PhD, ECVCN resident, DVSc student
Shoshana Verton-Shaw, RVT, VTS-Nutrition
Individualizing the Nutrition Support Plan for Your Patients
By paying attention to the nutritional needs of our patients, we can maximize their health, performance, and longevity. Nutrition is a cornerstone in treating many medical conditions. This session will provide you with the tools to tailor nutrition support plans to individual patient needs. Case-based examples will be used with a specific focus on gastrointestinal disease and diabetes mellitus.
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This lecture is scheduled to be in-person, that may change due to COVID-19, attendees are asked to watch their email for more information closer to the lecture
Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB
Behaviour in Pets – What’s New and Tips & Tricks
Do you want to use medications to relieve anxiety and stress in your patients before they get to your office, but you do not know which medications to prescribe? Are you unclear how to combine medications or how to approach the anxious patient medically? Attendees to this session will learn practical, real-life solutions to help them help their patients by making good medication choices.
The past decade has been one of discovery regarding the effects of altering our pet dogs and cats. Still today, there is controversy and push/pull between the health considerations, behavioral considerations, and population control. Learn about the current and past research regarding alteration as it applies to behavioral outcomes. Walk away with the knowledge to make good decisions for your patients.
You care about your patients and are worried about their stress level when hospitalized but medicating a critically ill patient isn’t always safe. In this session, attendees will learn about medications, supplements and tools which can be used to reduce fear, anxiety and stress in patients who need to be boarded or hospitalized.
In part due to the excellent veterinary care that we deliver to our patients, we are presented with more geriatric cats and dogs now than we were 10 years ago. Most of us did not learn much about how to recognize and treat cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) in dogs and cats. In this session, attendees will learn the most up to date prevention strategies and treatments of CDS in dogs and cats.
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Veterinary Lecture Series 2020
February 11th
Special Lecture Schedule – AGM 1:30 – 7:30pm
Geriatric cats are treasured by their families. CKD, hypertension, arthritis, hyperthyroidism, cognitive dysfunction often co-exists and this age group of cats have very specific nutritional and environmental needs. Diagnostics, treatments, recommendations and client compliance for this special group of patients with multiple problems will be the focus of this presentation.
Cat Healthy Protocols – Simplified
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Neurology for the Busy Practice.
Dr. Simon Platt BVM&S, Diplomate ACVIM (Neurology), Diplomate ECVN, FRCVS RCVS.
Neurology in veterinary medicine can be an intimidating and frustrating topic. We will break it down into a need to know approach to the most common clinical scenarios in dogs and cats. Each case-based scenario will address where the disease could be in the nervous system, what it could be and how it can be managed when there are limited resources.
Platt – Neurological Examination
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Online Pre-Recorded Webinar
Iveta Becvarova, DVM, MS, DACVN
Breaking Down the Common Nutrition Myths Lot of misinformation exists about the ‘right’ nutrition for dogs and cats. This seminar will provide evidence based point of view to nutritional myths, it will offer useful information that may help you convey the correct information and to help pet owners with the best choices for their pet.
New Strategies to Promote Gastrointestinal Health: Make the Microbiome Work for You. Intestinal microbiota plays a role in gut health and disease. Many gastrointestinal and systemic disorders are associated with aberrant gut microbial communities or dysbiosis. The goal of this seminar is to discuss the use of most common strategies to modulate gut microflora with prebiotics and probiotics in clinical practice.
What is new in the nutritional management of FLUTS? The presence of lower urinary tract signs (LUTS), especially periuria (urinating outside the litter box) is a deal breaker for many pet parents. This seminar will discuss other new options for managing the most common causes of LUTS, focusing on the role of the diet.
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October 18th via webinar
Speakers from OVC
This session will bring together numerous speakers from OVC on the topics of emergency medicine. Speakers include: Dr. Alexa Bersenas, Dr. Michelle Oblak, Dr. Chantale Pinard, Dr. Gibrann Castillo, Dr. Dorothee Bienzle, Dr. Scott Weese & many more!
C. Pinard – Traumatized Eye Notes
C. Pinard – Traumatized Eye Slides
G. Castillo – Vestibular System
M. Oblak & A. Bersenas – GI – 1
M. Oblak & A. Bersenas – GI – 2
M. Oblak & A. Bersenas – GI – 3
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November 10 via webinar
Updates in Ophthalmology
Lynne Sandmeyer, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVO
L. Sandmeyer – Charts and Algorithms
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Please mail, email or fax the completed form into the TAVM office.
Mail: 420 Bronte Road South, Suite 205, Milton, ON, L9T 0H9
Fax: 905.875.0958
Email: info@tavm.org
Yes, of course. Having a specific designation is not a pre requisite for registering for the any of our lectures. Our attendees come from a wide array of backgrounds and have a multitude of designations.
No, you do not need to purchase a full ‘membership’ to be able to attend. We have single lecture pricing available.
However, our full memberships are the ‘best value’ option for you.
Registration is required as we do provide meals and only have a certain number of seats available.
Please view our online registration portal for more information.
Please email our administrator at info@tavm.org
In lieu of a registration fee we ask that you kindly share, via social media, the event listing of the lecture you would like to attend. Please ensure TAVM is ‘tagged’ in this posting and that your privacy settings are as such that we will be able to see it! Please note: this offer is for recent graduates from the past 2 years only.
We allow you to transfer a membership (1) time per year. Refunds are not, under most situations, possible. In order to transfer a membership to another team member please send us an email.
Please email our administrator – info@tavm.org We can reach out to the speaker(s) directly to help get you the information you need.
Send us an email. Our administrator is happy to provide you with the required CE certificates.
In 2020 the lectures will be held at two locations:
Dave & Busters in Vaughan, Ontario: 120 Interchange Way, Vaughan, Ontario.
Seneca, King City Campus: 13990 Dufferin St, King City, ON L7B 1B3
If you’re attending our regular lectures please feel free to speak with the administrator when you pick up your name tag.
Otherwise, one of our board members would be happy to chat about your ideas.
Finally, feel free to send us an email at any time! We always love input from our members.
info@tavm.org
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Hospital Lecture SEries 2020
Avian and exotic patients come with many unique needs. This series will help to familiarize you with the main species, handling techniques, their husbandry needs, and common illnesses, to that they can be triaged and stabilized confidently.
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Iveta Becvarova, DVM, MS, DACVN
Breaking Down the Common Nutrition Myths Lot of misinformation exists about the ‘right’ nutrition for dogs and cats. This seminar will provide evidence based point of view to nutritional myths, it will offer useful information that may help you convey the correct information and to help pet owners with the best choices for their pet.
New Strategies to Promote Gastrointestinal Health: Make the Microbiome Work for You. Intestinal microbiota plays a role in gut health and disease. Many gastrointestinal and systemic disorders are associated with aberrant gut microbial communities or dysbiosis. The goal of this seminar is to discuss the use of most common strategies to modulate gut microflora with prebiotics and probiotics in clinical practice.
What is new in the nutritional management of FLUTS? The presence of lower urinary tract signs (LUTS), especially periuria (urinating outside the litter box) is a deal breaker for many pet parents. This seminar will discuss other new options for managing the most common causes of LUTS, focusing on the role of the diet.
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Emergency Medicine
Speakers from OVC
This session will bring together numerous speakers from OVC on the topics of emergency medicine. Speakers include: Dr. Alexa Bersenas, Dr. Michelle Oblak, Dr. Chantale Pinard, Dr. Gibrann Castillo, Dr. Dorothee Bienzle, Dr. Scott Weese & many more!
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TAVM Printable Registration Form
Please mail, email or fax the completed form into the TAVM office.
Mail: 420 Bronte Road South, Suite 205, Milton, ON, L9T 0H9
Email: info@tavm.org
Fax: 905.875.0958
Yes, of course. Having a specific designation is not a pre requisite for registering for the any of our lectures. Our attendees come from a wide array of backgrounds and have a multitude of designations.
No, you do not need to purchase a full ‘membership’ to be able to attend. We have single lecture pricing available.
However, our full memberships are the ‘best value’ option for you.
Registration is required as we do provide meals and only have a certain number of seats available.
Please view our online registration portal for more information.
We allow you to transfer a membership (1) time per year. Refunds are not, under most situations, possible. In order to transfer a membership to another team member please send us an email.
Please email our administrator – info@tavm.org We can reach out to the speaker(s) directly to help get you the information you need.
Send us an email. Our administrator is happy to provide you with the required CE certificates.
If you’re attending our regular lectures please feel free to speak with the administrator when you pick up your name tag.
Otherwise, one of our board members would be happy to chat about your ideas.
Finally, feel free to send us an email at any time! We always love input from our members.
info@tavm.org
CONTACT DETAILS
Address:
420 Bronte Street South,
Suite 205, Milton, ON, L9T OH9
Phone:
Fax:
905-875-0958
E-mail:
Monday – Friday: 8.30-4.30
Get in touch
Veterinary Lecture Series 2019
February 12
Special Lecture Schedule 1:30-9pm
This series of lectures will cover the following topical issues in veterinary medicine:
Sarah Boston, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow of Surgical Oncology
Surgical Oncology Cases – Don’t Give Up on Them!
This will be a case-based discussion of surgical oncology cases that will go over some of the principles of surgical oncology and the decision-making that can go into case management. Some of the cases that seem like they have no hope can have surprising outcomes! This presentation is intended to stimulate discussion about how to make decisions about big surgeries in older patients with neoplasia.
Travis Strong, DVM
Ocular Emergencies
Ophthalmic disease is a common presentation for both routine and emergent veterinary visits. While many ophthalmic conditions are manageable on a non-emergent basis, some are indeed true emergencies if there is a chance to save vision and/or the globe itself. The intent of this presentation will be to provide an overview of the ophthalmic examination that can be performed by the non-specialist, as well as to discuss some of the most common ocular emergencies, including acute glaucoma, anterior lens luxation, ocular proptosis, acute blindness, and descemetocele/corneal perforation.
VCA 404 Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital
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March 5
Practical Oncology Tips
Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)
Dr Sue Cancer Vet PLLC and The Veterinary Cancer Center
Got cancer questions? Whether it is skin masses and cytology, common tumors you deal with every day in practice, or your FAQ about chemotherapy, Dr Sue will cover it all (well most of it)! Dr Sue’s talks will provide practical tips and tricks you can use tomorrow when you go back to work. We all hate cancer but come learn how managing these cases can be better for your patients, clients, and you.
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April 9
Dentistry Practices
Judy Rochette, DVM, FVD, Diplomate AVDC
West Coast Veterinary Dental Services
Most oral pathology is related to periodontal disease. Recognizing that disease is present (radiology, periodontal indices) and treatment options (basic and advanced periodontal surgery, extractions) will be discussed. Oral masses, benign and not so benign, and their treatment options will also be reviewed.
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May 14
Infectious Diseases
Scott Weese, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVIM
Ontario Veterinary College
This series of lectures will involve a variety of infectious disease topics, including antibiotic resistant infections, antibiotic treatment of common diseases, emerging diseases and infection control.
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September 10
Developments in Dermatology: 2019 and Beyond
Kinga Gortel, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVD
Westbank Animal Care Hospital
Small animal dermatology isn’t like it used to be! Recent developments have made it more rewarding and more challenging than ever before. This seminar provides practical updates on getting the most from your diagnostic techniques, treating canine atopic dermatitis, managing resistant infections, and troubleshooting treatment failures. The evening will conclude with an interactive Q & A session with Dr. Gortel and special guest, Veterinary Dermatologist Dr. Stephen Waisglass.
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October 1
Soft Tissue Surgery – A Review of Common Procedures
Ameet Singh, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow, Minimally Invasive Surgery
University of Guelph
This seminar on soft tissue surgery will focus on a variety of surgical procedures commonly faced by practitioners such as brachycephalic airway syndrome, cystotomy, splenectomy, gastropexy and intestinal resection and anastomosis. Novel tips and tricks to help improve success and efficiency will be provided.
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November 12
Anesthesia Through the Decades
Craig Mosley, DVM, MSc
VCA Canada
Anesthetic practice in veterinary medicine has changed significantly over the past couple decades with improved understanding, additional drugs, better monitoring equipment and a changing patient demographic. These lectures will focus on meaningful changes and how they impact current clinical practice. A case-based approach and tools for improving patient safety will be used to provide practical “take home” solutions.
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We share office space with the OVMA & our mailing address is:
420 Bronte Road South, Milton, ON, L9T 0H9
Yes, of course. Having a specific designation is not a pre requisite for registering for the any of our lectures. Our attendees come from a wide array of backgrounds and have a multitude of designations.
Also, if you purchase a ‘full year Vet Series Membership’ ALL hospital series lectures are included in your price.
No, you do not need to purchase a full ‘membership’ to be able to attend. We have single lecture pricing available.
However, our full memberships are the ‘best value’ option for you! You’ll be paying only $84.15 per lecture!
Registration is required as we do provide meals and only have a certain number of seats available.
Please view our online registration portal for more information.
https://tavmregistration.regfox.com/toronto-academy-dvm-ce-offerings
Please email our administrator at info@tavm.org
In lieu of a registration fee we ask that you kindly share, via social media, the event listing of the lecture you would like to attend. Please ensure TAVM is ‘tagged’ in this posting and that your privacy settings are as such that we will be able to see it!
We allow you to transfer a membership (1) time per year. Refunds are not, under most situations, possible. In order to transfer a membership to another team member please send us an email.
Please email our administrator – info@tavm.org We can reach out to the speaker(s) directly to help get you the information you need.
Send us an email. Our administrator is happy to provide you with the required CE certificates.
Dave & Busters in Vaughan, Ontario.
120 Interchange Way, Vaughan, Ontario.
If you’re attending our regular lectures please feel free to speak with the administrator when you pick up your name tag.
Otherwise, one of our board members would be happy to chat about your ideas.
Finally, feel free to send us an email at any time! We always love input from our members.
info@tavm.org
Hospital Lecture SEries 2019
February 13
A Variety of Topical Issues
This series of lectures will cover the following topical issues in veterinary medicine:
Jaime Brassard, RVT, CVPP
Perioperative Pain Management – What Could Be Missing?
Understanding how patient co-existing conditions and diseases play a role in our anesthetic plans, while recognizing the need for pharmacological, multi-modal and alternative therapies to address patient pain.
Conny Mosley, DVM, DACVAA, CVA
The ABCs of CBDs
Understanding the hype about CBD. What do we know and how do we answer the questions from pet owners? This lecture will summarize the most relevant points of cannabinoid veterinary medicine to help you navigate through the jungle of information.
VCA 404 Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital
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March 6
Focused Ultrasound: How to Use It to Evaluate and Trend Your Patients
Stephanie Nykamp, DVM, MSc
Ontario Veterinary College
Focused assessment with sonography for trauma, triage and trending (FAST) is a quick, non-invasive method of assessing emergency patients. This talk will review how to conduct abdominal and thoracic FAST exams, indications, and prognostic indicators. We will also compare the use of abdominal radiographs and ultrasound for patients with an acute abdomen.
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April 10Dentistry Equipment & Go Home Time
Judy Rochette, DVM, FVD, Diplomate AVDC
West Coast Veterinary Dental Services
Dentistry requires equipment and that equipment needs to be maintained including cleaning, sterilizing, sharpening and mechanical care. Ongoing oral health of the patient also requires maintenance involving medications and homecare.
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May 15
Infectious Diseases
Scott Weese, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVIM
Ontario Veterinary College
This series of lectures will involve a variety of infectious disease topics, including antibiotic resistant infections, antibiotic treatment of common diseases, emerging diseases and infection control.
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September 11
Practical Nutrition: Answering Everyday Questions on Commercial, Homemade and Raw Food Diets
Jackie Parr, BScH, DVM, MSc, Dip ACVN
Royal Canin
Are you struggling to answer questions on homemade and raw food diets? Do you want to learn how a veterinary clinical nutritionist objectively approaches discussions on both prescription and over-the-counter diets? Then this lecture is for you! Dr. Parr is a passionate speaker who will provide practical tools for general practice and a workshop on raw food and homemade diets.
2019.09 Practical Nutrition – Dr. Jackie Parr
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October 2
Getting Rid of Feline House Soiling: A Simplified Approach Base don Environmental Enrichment & Personality
Martin Godbout, DVM, MSc, DACVB.
Environmental enrichment has a huge impact on behaviors of domestic cats. Find out how to maximize your results with a simplified approach that takes patients’ individual personalities into account. Improve their quality of life and prevent disorders such as aggression, feline house soiling and feline idiopathic cystitis.
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November 20th
Anesthesia…..For the Rest of Us
Craig Mosley, DVM, MSc, Diplomate ACVAA
VCA 404 Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital
Anesthesia is inherently complex, however by applying basic principles and sound judgement risk and complications can be dramatically educed. This lecture will focus on providing attendees with practical suggestions for enhancing the quality of anesthesia through an improved understanding of commonly used drugs, troubleshooting equipment and tools for improving patient safety.
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Yes, of course. Having a DVM designation is not a pre requisite for registering for the any of our lectures. Our attendees come from a wide array of backgrounds and have a multitude of designations.
For all support staff the cost to attend ANY lecture is only $89.76/lecture.
Send us an email. Our administrator is happy to provide you with the required CE certificates.
Yes, all of our lectures are OVMA, OAVT and RACE approved.
No, you do not need to purchase a full ‘membership’ to be able to attend. We have single lecture pricing available. However, our full memberships are the ‘best value’ option for you! You’ll be paying only $33.66 per lecture!
We allow you to transfer a membership (1) time per year. Refunds are not possible. In order to transfer a membership to another team member please send us an email.
Registration is required as we do provide meals and only have a certain number of seats available.
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Please email our administrator – info@tavm.org We can reach out to the speaker(s) directly to help get you the information you need.
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