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May17th |
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New Insights into Veterinarian Wellbeing and How to Improve It
A comprehensive new study of US veterinarians documents the state of wellbeing and mental health in the profession. It also provides new data on burnout, substance use, job satisfaction and suicide attempts. The Merck Animal Health Veterinarian Wellbeing Study is a follow up to a similar study conducted two years earlier. Conducted in collaboration with the American Veterinary Medical Association and Brakke Consulting, the new research is based on a representative sample of 2,871 veterinarians, both practitioners and non-practitioners.
May 17, 12:00 PM ET12pmRegister Now |
May 17, 3 PM ET3pmRegister Now |
May 17, 8:30 PM ET8:30pmRegister Now |
May19th |
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Home Alone & Freaked Out
Causes of separation anxiety: Some dogs are genetically predisposed, but this behavior disorder can be triggered later in life, often by a traumatic event such as a shelter stay or by a change in routine. Management and behavior modification, necessary to treatment success, will be presented in detail. Pharmaceuticals, adjunctive pheromone therapies, and pulsed electromagnetic field devices will be discussed. Behavioral comorbidities, including over-bonding and noise phobias, will be addressed.
May 19, 07:00 PM ETRegister Now |
June7th |
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Enhancing Compliance and Reducing Stress
A Modern Perspective on Feline Parasite Protection
This course will examine consumer compliance and investigate the drivers behind cat owner product purchasing while demonstrating how extended duration products are beneficial to pets and pet owners.
June 7, 12:00 PM ET12pmRegister Now |
June 7, 8:30 PM ET8:30pmRegister Now |
June21st |
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Equine Emergency: The Horse with Colic
“Colic” is a term applied to many anatomical and physiological origins of abdominal pain in horses. Because of the wide spectrum of symptoms and potential outcomes, emergency management of a horse with colic can be intimidating. However, a sound physical examination and reasoned decision making can greatly assist early diagnosis and treatment, which is key to a successful outcome. Coordination and collaboration with equine veterinary colleagues and potential referral centers can make the team approach work smoothly for the benefit of horse and owner.
June 21, 12:00 PM ET12pmRegister Now |
June 21, 8:30 PM ET8:30pmRegister Now |
Strengthening Your Practice’s Financial Health
A Four-Part Webinar Series with guest speaker David F. McCormick, MS, CVA
David McCormick is a veterinary practice appraiser, broker and transaction specialist. Respected among veterinary colleagues as an expert in appraisals and brokerage, he helps current and future practice owners reach their goals. He teaches regionally, nationally and internationally on topics such as practice value & practice financial health, buying/selling a practice, exit planning and practice ownership issues. He operates Simmons Mid-Atlantic and Simmons Great Lakes with his partner and father, Larry McCormick, DVM, MBA, CBA.
This webinar series ran throughout October 2020, however recorded versions of each session are now available.
What Makes a Practice Financially Healthy and Why it Matters
- Unfortunately the average practice is not financially healthy. This session starts with defining what it means and why it is important for a practice to become financially healthy. From this foundation it will teach attendees how understand their financial statements and then how to do a self-assessment on their practice's financial health.
This program has been submitted (but is not yet approved) for 1 hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize RACE approval. - Watch the recorded webinar here.
Diagnosing Financial Diseases
- Financial diseases can attack a veterinary practice in three main areas. This session looks at each and addresses the symptoms and what to look for as you self-diagnose. From there, it presents information to help practice owners and managers consider possible treatments to heal their practice.
This program has been submitted (but is not yet approved) for 1 hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize RACE approval. - Watch the recorded webinar here.
Key Statistics to Track and Manage Your Practice
- Improving your practice's financial health includes diagnosing and treating the diseases when they creep in. This session will cover additional tools, tips and statistics to use to help manage and grow your practice.
This program has been submitted (but is not yet approved) for 1 hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize RACE approval. - Watch the recorded webinar here.
Understanding and Growing Practice Value
- This session explains why two practices with the same revenues can have dramatically different values. It addresses practice valuation in ways that everyone can grasp. The focus is on defining practice value, the factors influencing value and the methods used to assess practice value. It also includes several case studies to show the application.
This program has been submitted (but is not yet approved) for 1 hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize RACE approval. - Watch the recorded webinar here.
VENDOR PARTNER CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Some of our Vendors offer online and in-person CE opportunities for veterinarians. Check out the programs below to see what they have to offer!
Think Anesthesia by Jurox
Companion Academy by Companion Animal
Dechra CE Events
Dechra Academy
Ceva Connect
(Featured Course — Feline House Soiling: Diagnosis and Treatment)
Merck Animal Health eLearning Portal
Nutramax Veterinarian Portal
University of PRN
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