as defined by the American Association of Veterinary State Boards' (AAVSB). The MVMA recognizes all RACE programs for CE credit. Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE)
Provides AAVSB-RACE approved CE courses for veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Courses are written by experienced veterinary imaging professionals. They provide in-depth information and tips on a variety of imaging studies.
Abbott Animal Health launches new Fluid Therapy On-Line CE
Featuring top specialists in the field including Dr. Bernie Hansen of North Carolina State University, Dr. Wayne Wingfield from Colorado State University, Dr. Steve Haskins of UC Davis, Dr. Rebecca Kirby of Milwaukee, and others, this CE is designed to increase veterinarians' and technicians' knowledge and confidence administering IV fluids. There are ten modules, each is approved by the Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE) for 1 continuing education credit for a total of 10 continuing education credits upon completing all 10 modules. The topics include fluid therapy basics, intro to fluid types, crystalloids and colloids in depth, fluid administration guidelines, catheter placement and care, IV fluids during anesthesia and surgery and interactive case studies. Additional program information.
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association - Continuing Education
Individuals, institutions, or firms that have submitted announcements for publication in the JAVMA Educational Opportunities section.
Veterinary Information Network
VIN online CE courses have three main components. Real-time sessions are held, usually for two hours once weekly, in the VIN Unity conferencing center. Course participants log in for a live interactive session with the instructor(s). These sessions are logged for future study and to ensure participants unable to attend at the actual time of the session will have access to all materials from their course. In addition to the real-time sessions, each course has a library of course materials, including such resources as handouts, slide shows, and movies. Each course also has an interactive message board for an ongoing dialogue between participants and instructors on the course material.
Daily Nutrition Matters
Your career in veterinary medicine needs constant care and feeding, just like your canine and feline patients. At Nestlé Purina, we're committed to helping you advance personally and professionally. So if you are looking for an interesting and challenging menu of pet nutrition information, register for Daily Nutrition Matters.
The program also offers prizes and 12 hours of CE credits. Best of all, it's free!
Cases in Feline Internal Medicine (Sponsored by Purina Veterinary Diets)
A free web event presented by Deborah Greco, DVM, PhD, DACVIM; and Michael Lappin, DVM, PhD, DACVIM.
Presentation time: Approximately 1 hour - Now available On-Demand!
Discussion topics include:
Why do veterinarians insist on an examination before they renew medication? Don't be alarmed. The...
Preapproved MVMA CE Credit as defined by the American Association of Veterinary State Boards'...
From MVMA By-law 6 Continuing Education:All members must complete 15 (fifteen) hours of...