ACVS has created a program geared toward technicians interested in expanding the scope of their training. The program will follow an interactive, case-based format with practical applications of sophisticated procedures. The program includes two days of continuing education. New laboratories, plus the most popular from past years, are offered. Registrants will attend corresponding lectures specifically designed for those attending the laboratories.
Enrollment is limited, and the laboratories are very popular.
See registration form for fees and registration policy. The results of a specialists in private practice survey conducted the by Hill's Veterinary Practice Management Center at the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine will be shared. The 12th annual Animal Welfare Forum will be held on Sunday, October 14, in conjunction with this year's ACVS Veterinary Symposium. Topics slated for presentation include pain in companion and agricultural animals, ethical issues in dealing with animal pain, alternative therapies for pain management and challenging pain management cases such as trauma, geriatrics, cancer and chronic pain. There is a separate registration fee for this full day Forum, which includes morning and afternoon break and lunch.