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Sessions by Day

Small Animal Medicine 1


Small Animal Surgery

Shelter Medicine

Avian/Exotics Equine PracticeManagement

Technician USDA Veterinary

Accreditation Renewal

UniversalLecture | Lab

DVM-Transitions.com Symposium

8:00–

8:50 A

MDrug Therapies in GI DiseaseAlex Gallagher, DVM

Hypertension – Perils and Pitfalls of Measurement and ManagementJD Foster, VMD

Localization of Pain and Dysfunction – Cervical Spine, Upper Thoracic Spine and Thoracic LimbsRick Wall, DVM

Feral Cat Adventuring: Are They Making It Hard On Purpose? Nellie Goetz, DVM

Take a Deep Breath: Understanding the Avian Respiratory System Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Equine Rehabilitation OverviewSteve Adair III, DVM

How to Avoid the 14 Fatal Errors of Leadership – What Every Manager Needs to Know † Louise Dunn

What’s Your Tech Super Power? Veterinary Technicians and General Practice Physical Rehabilitation Kristen Hagler, RVT

Module 7: Foreign Animal Disease Detection in Category 1 Animals Dana Nelson, DVM

Valuations: How to Improve Your Practice's Value Joseph Hruban

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

9:00–

9:50 A

M

Prebiotics, Probiotics, Symbiotics, Oh My!Alex Gallagher, DVM

Managing the Proteinuric Patient JD Foster, VMD

Localization of Pain and Dysfunction – Lower Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Lumbosacral Paraspinal Region and Pelvic Limbs Rick Wall, DVM

Fun with Pigs (Cavies and Pot-Bellied)! Nellie Goetz, DVM

Feather Damaging for a Reason: A Case-based Series Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Legalities of Equine RehabilitationSteve Adair III, DVM

Incompetent Leaders – The Silent Productivity Killer †Louise Dunn

Orthopedic Evaluations for Veterinary TechniciansKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 9: Interstate and International Health Certifi cates for Category 1 AnimalsLauren England, DVM

9:30 am–12:30 pmUniversal Ultrasound Lecture

Eric Johnson, DVMTomas Baker, BS

Must be pre-registered. DVMs only.

Where Have All the Corporate Veterinary Practice Buyers Come From?Joseph Hruban


Morning Break 9:50 am–10:10 am

10:10

–11:0

0 AM Chronic Vomiting in the Cat

Alex Gallagher, DVMPractical Treatment of Urinary IncontinenceJD Foster, VMD

Lameness and Ataxia Using Video to Help in the Diagnosis Rick Wall, DVM

Doc, Is This Turtle OK for Adoption? Nellie Goetz, DVM

Cloacal Prolapses in Birds Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Validity of Diff erent Rehabilitation ModalitiesSteve Adair III, DVM

Can You Hear Me Now? Improving Client Communications †Louise Dunn

Movement and Anatomy – Understanding Canine Conformation and StructureKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 10: Personal Protective Equipment for Veterinarians Katie Flynn, BVMS

Transitions: Personal Values and Business Matters Joseph Hruban


11:10

AM–12

:00 PM IBD: What Is It and How Do

We Treat It?Alex Gallagher, DVM

Treating Challenging Urinary Tract InfectionsJD Foster, VMD

Lameness and Ataxia Cases Rick Wall, DVM

Rabies: A Practical Guide for CliniciansMichelle Chang, DVM

Head Tilts In Rabbits: Which Way Do I Turn?Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Rehabilitation of Tendon and Ligament Injuries Steve Adair III, DVM

The “Secret” Language of Your Team † Louise Dunn

Conservative Management of Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) Disease – To Brace or Not to BraceKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 18: Avian Infl uenza and Newcastle DiseaseDana Nelson, DVM

Extinguishing Veterinary Student Loans the Most Compelling Way Joseph Hruban

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 3.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

Lunch on your own 12:00 pm–1:30 pm

Jeff Zuba, DVM – Special Medicine for Special Species at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park – 1:30 pm–2:30 pm 1.0 CEU

3:00–

3:50 P

M A New Culture: Clinical Microbiology at the Forefront of Emerging Diseases‡Shelley Rankin, Ph.D.

10 Tips for TraumaElizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Orthopedic Diagnosis Overview: Gait, Clinical Exam, and Imaging Choices Ian Holsworth, BVSc

Public Health Impacts of Animal Importation in LA CountyMichelle Chang, DVM

Practice Tips for ReptilesTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Tips for Managing Horses with Wounds of the Distal Portion of the Limb James Schumacher, DVM

Hospital Rescue – Help! Our Wage Percentage is Out of Control † Louise Dunn

Using Fitness Programs to Reduce Fear Associated with Veterinary HospitalsKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 19: Animal Health Emergency Response Katie Flynn, BVMS

2:30 pm–5:30 pmUniversal Ultrasound Laboratory

Eric Johnson, DVMTomas Baker, BS


1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU

Afternoon Break 3:50 pm–4:10 pm

4:10–

5:00 P

M

Dead Bugs Don't MutateShelley Rankin, Ph.D.

Procedures You Can Do!Elizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Neuropathic Lameness: Radial and Sciatic Nerve Pain Syndrome (NPS)Ian Holsworth, BVSc

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever at Our Door – Reviewing the Risk of Importing RMSF in Brown Dog Ticks from Mexico and Arizona Emily Beeler, DVM

Reptile Enrichment and Alternative TherapiesTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Methods of Skin Grafting Horses That You Can Perform in Your PracticeJames Schumacher, DVM

Hospital Rescue – We Need to Hold People AccountableLouise Dunn †

Feline Pain Management – Using Physical Rehabilitation Treatments and ModalitiesKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 22: Animal Welfare: An IntroductionKatie Frank, DVM

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU

5:10–

6:00 P

M

The A to Zs of Tick Borne Disease Shelley Rankin, Ph.D.

Brachycephalics, More Than Just a Short NoseElizabeth Rozanski, DVM

The Hip - A Ball and Socket and Challenges from Birth to DeathIan Holsworth, BVSc

The Spread of Invasive Aedes Mosquitoes in Southern California – New Vectors for Heartworm and Human Diseases Emily Beeler, DVM

Practice Tips for Avian PatientsTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Surgical Management of Horses with Head TraumaJames Schumacher, DVM

Stop the Revolving Door – Keep Your Talented TeamLouise Dunn †

Getting the Down Dog Out the Door – Strategies for Rehabilitation and Home Nursing CareKristen Hagler, RVT

Module 23: Use of Antibiotics in Animals‡Lauren England, DVM

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 3.0 CEU Sponsored by

Friday, June 21

More than 245+ California-approved CE hours are available, with the opportunity for veterinarians to earn 28.5 approved CEUs and a technician track with 26.5 units of technician-specifi c CE.

Continuing education tracks include:

Avian/Exotics

DisasterMedicine

Equine

Hobby andFood Animal

Laboratories/Workshops

IntegrativeMedicine

PracticeManagement

ShelterMedicine

Small AnimalMedicine

Small AnimalSurgery

Technician

USDAVeterinaryAccreditationRenewal

Symposia

Wellness

‡ This course satisfi es the one hour of California CE requirement on the judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs.

† These courses are CVPM approved CE for recertifi cation.

21Visit the Pacifi c Veterinary Conference online at PacVet.net.Pacifi c Veterinary Conference 2019 #PacVet201920

Sessions by Day Saturday, June 22




Shelter Medicine

Avian/Exotics Equine Practice Management

Technician Wellness Hobby and Food Animal

Companion Animal Health Symposium

Karl Storz Endoscopy Lecture | Lab

8:00

–8:5

0 AM Pancreatitis in the Dog:

Diagnosis and TreatmentAlex Gallagher, DVM

Feline Respiratory DistressElizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Modalities used in Veterinary Rehabilitation and Pain Management Rick Wall, DVM

8:00

–8:5

0 AM “Ripped from the

Headlines”: Interactive Case Management Nellie Goetz, DVM

GI Stasis In Rabbits: When Do I Cut? Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Reproductive Abnormalities of the Mare Commonly Corrected SurgicallyJames Schumacher, DVM

Recordkeeping – A Trap for the Unwary Stephen Marmaduke, Esq.

Fear Freesm�: Learning to Listen to Our PatientsDeborah Martin, LVT

Cultivating Compassion: Care for the Heart of the CaregiverLaurie Fonken, Ph.D.

Troubleshooting Calf Diarrhea Geof Smith, DVM

Glowing Into the Future - The Science and Art of Digital Thermal ImagingJohn Godbold, Jr., DVM

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

9:00

–9:5

0 AM

Chronic Liver Disease in the Dog Alex Gallagher, DVM

Acute Abdomen? Elizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Canine Athletes and Core Body Strength Rick Wall, DVM

9:00

–9:5

0 AM

The Students Are Coming! What Vet Students Can Do for Your ShelterNellie Goetz, DVM

Rabbit And Rodent Dentition: Understanding the Basics Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Castration of Cryptorchid Stallions and Complications EncounteredJames Schumacher, DVM

So You Think That Person’s an Independent Contractor? Prove ItSamson Elsbernd, Esq.

The Fear Freesm Veterinary Experience: From Home to Hospital and Home AgainDeborah Martin, LVT

Living Between the Lines: Life, Work, and Well-beingLaurie Fonken, Ph.D.

Treatment of Calf Diarrhea – Oral Electrolyte TherapyGeof Smith, DVM

Seeing the Light - Digital Thermal Imaging Clinical CasesJohn Godbold, Jr., DVM

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

Break in the Vet Expo 9:50 am–10:20 am Break in the Vet Expo 9:50 am–10:20 am

10:2

0–11

:10 A

M Dysphagia and Regurgitation, Dealing with Esophageal DiseaseAlex Gallagher, DVM

Fluid Therapy: What is New?Elizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction – Trigger Points(Part 1) Rick Wall, DVM

10:2

0–11

:10 A

M The Students Are Coming! How Shelter Medicine is Infl uencing New GraduatesNellie Goetz, DVM

Respiratory Disease in Rabbits and Rodents Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Diseases and Surgery of the Penis of Prepuce of HorsesJames Schumacher, DVM

How High? Marijuana/Cannabis Legality in Veterinary Practice Daniel Baxter, Esq.

Fear Freesm�: Gentle Control and Handling Techniques Deborah Martin, LVT

Creating a Healthy Practice Culture for Engagement, Growth, and SuccessLaurie Fonken, Ph.D.

Treatment of Calf Diarrhea – IV Fluid Therapy Geof Smith, DVM

Regenerative Medicine-What's the Buzz About?Jeff Denny, DVM

Lecture Common GI Disease in Small Animal Medicine – When to Implement Endoscopy (Con't)Todd Tams, DVM

Lecture open to all.

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

11:2

0 AM–

12:3

5 PM Clinical Approach to Chronic

DiarrheaAlex Gallagher, DVM

Geriatric and Chronic Medicine Cases in the ERElizabeth Rozanski, DVM

Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction – Trigger Points(Part 2)

Rick Wall, DVM

11:2

0 AM–

12:1

0 PM Should I Neuter This Dog?

What Does the Research Really Mean? Nellie Goetz, DVM

Urinary Disease in Ferrets, Rabbits, and Rodents Natalie Antinoff , DVM

Navicular Disease of HorsesJames Schumacher, DVM

Ask the Attorneys - Your Legal Questions Answered Daniel Baxter, Esq.Samson Elsbernd, Esq.Stephen Marmaduke, Esq.

Basic Behavior Pharmacology Deborah Martin, LVT

A View fom the Edge: Understanding the Challenges to Veterinary Well-being Laurie Fonken, Ph.D.

Ancillary Treatments for Calf Diarrhea Geof Smith, DVM

Integrating Rehabilitation Medicine Into Your PracticeJeff Denny, DVM

1.5 CEU 1.5 CEU 1.5 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 2.0 CEU Sponsored by

12:35 pm–2:00 pm Lunch in the Vet Expo 12:10 pm–2:00 pm

2:00

–2:5

0 PM

Appropriate Use of the New Drugs for AllergiesJean Greek, DVM

The Stifl e - Two Joints, Many ProblemsIan Holsworth, BVSc

2:00

–2:5

0 PM

Shelter Self-Management 101: Time Management Tricks Every Vet Should AdoptJyothi Robertson, DVM

Avian Enrichment and Alternative TherapiesTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Restoration or Maintenance of Joint Motion Steve Adair III, DVM

Creating a Drama-Free Work PracticeLouise Dunn

Elimination Happens!Deborah Martin, LVT

Acupuncture Decoded: Translating Chinese Medicine to Western Terms Nell Ostermeier, DVM

The Ins and Outs of ELDU in Food Producing AnimalsKrysta Martin, PharmD

Laser Therapy - Myth, Magic, or Science?John Godbold, Jr., DVM

Fluid Therapy for Patients with Kidney Disease - Designing an Appropriate PrescriptionJD Foster, VMD

1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

Break in the Vet Expo 2:50 pm–3:30 pm Break in the Vet Expo 2:50 pm–3:30 pm

3:30

–4:2

0 PM

Management of Chronic Kidney DiseaseJD Foster, VMD

The Pruritic Cat – Back Away From the Depo! Jean Greek, DVM

The Shelbo – Shoulder vs. Elbow: The ChallengeIan Holsworth, BVSc

3:30

–4:2

0 PM

Shelter Self-Management 102: Setting Your Personal Mission and Optimizing Your GoalsJyothi Robertson, DVM

Practice Tips for Small MammalsTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Rehabilitation of the Neurologic HorseSteve Adair III, DVM

Advancing Beyond Performance Evaluations Louise Dunn

The Secrets Behind Proper Canine Exposure to NoveltyDeborah Martin, LVT

TCM Pathogens Decoded: Applying TCM Pathogens to Western ProblemsNell Ostermeier, DVM

Insights on How WDI Recommendations are Established: An Overview of the FARAD Program Krysta Martin, PharmD

Light Protocols - Laser Therapy ApplicationsJohn Godbold, Jr., DVM

LaboratoryCommon GI Disease in Small Animal Medicine – When to Implement EndoscopyTodd Tams, DVM


1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

4:30

–5:2

0 PM Allergy Fakers - All That

Itches Is Not Allergy! Jean Greek, DVM

Hock, Carpus and Foot - The Distal ExtremitiesIan Holsworth, BVSc

4:30

–5:2

0 PM The Private Practitioner’s

Shelter Medicine OverviewJyothi Robertson, DVM

Small Mammal Enrichment and Alternative Therapies Teresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Formulation of an Equine Rehabilitation Plan and Monitoring Progress Steve Adair III, DVM

Rewards and Control: What Really Motivates EmployeesLouise Dunn

Kitten Start Right: Preventing Problems in Kittens Deborah Martin, LVT

Integrative Medicine: A Platform for Personal Balance and Financial SuccessNell Ostermeier, DVM

Extra Label Drug Use in Backyard Poultry: The Dos and Don’tsKrysta Martin, PharmD

Up Close and Personal - Hands-on with Digital Thermal Imaging, PRP, and Laser TherapyJohn Godbold, Jr., DVMJeff Denny, DVM

New Approaches to Lower Urinary Tract Stones - From Diet to Intervention JD Foster, VMD

1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 2.0 CEU Sponsored by

ISCV E T E R I N A RYI N S U R A N C ES E RV I C E SC O M PA N Y








CVPM approved CE for recertifi cation.


Attention all technicians and veterinary assistants

Join us on Sunday, June 23 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm for this year’s Technician Fair.

Visit with industry partners and NAVTA-approved academics and societies. Enjoy appetizers, a no-host bar, and a raffle!

Sponsored by

Sessions by Day Sunday, June 23Small Animal

Medicine 1Small Animal

Medicine 2Small Animal

SurgeryDisaster

MedicineAvian|Exotics Equine Practice

ManagementTechnician Hobby and

Food Animal Integrative Medicine

Track

8:00–

8:50 A

M

Managing Otitis: “Stop That Flapping!” (Diagnosing) Jean Greek, DVM

Superbugs, People, and PetsShelley Rankin, Ph.D.

Joint Salvage - Excision, Fusion, Replacement. The What, Where, and When UpdateIan Holsworth, BVSc

8:00–

8:50 A

M

Burn ManagementTracy Julius, DVM

Avian|Exotics RountableCase Reports and Presentations Natalie Antinoff , DVM Teresa Bradley Bays, DVMJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Tips for the Use of Local Anesthetics in the HorseJohn Schumacher, DVM

Pet Aftercare – Yes, It Matters to Your Clients!Jay Kerr, DVM

The Top 5 Common Emergencies and What to Do (Part 1) Megan Brashear, CVT

Interpretation of Clinical Pathology Data and Application to Common Ruminant Diseases (Part 1)Geof Smith, DVM

Integrative Medicine: Enhancing the Patient Experience and the Human Animal BondNell Ostermeier, DVM

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU

9:00–

9:50 A

M

Managing Otitis: “Stop That Flapping!” (Treatment Options) Jean Greek, DVM

Hospital Hygiene and Infection PreventionShelley Rankin, Ph.D.

The Fracture Repair Conundrum - Minimally Invasive (MIPO) vs Maximal Stability (ORIF). What Has Changed and Why?Ian Holsworth, BVSc

9:00–

9:50 A

M

Smoke Inhalation and Fire-related Complications Tracy Julius, DVM

Avian|Exotics RountableCase Reports and Presentations Natalie Antinoff , DVM Teresa Bradley Bays, DVMJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Regional Diagnostic Anesthesia of the Distal Portion of The LimbJohn Schumacher, DVM

The Eff ect of YOU on the Veterinary Practice† Heather Prendergast, RVT

The Top 5 Common Emergencies and What to Do (Part 2) Megan Brashear, CVT

Interpretation of Clinical Pathology Data and Application to Common Ruminant Diseases (Part 2)Geof Smith, DVM

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for Senior Pets: Navigating the Aging Process (Part 1)Nell Ostermeier, DVM


Break in the Vet Expo 9:50 am–10:20 am Break in the Vet Expo 9:50 am–10:20 am

10:20

–11:1

0 AM Managing Otitis: “Stop That

Flapping!” Why Does This Keep Happening?Jean Greek, DVM

ISCAID Guidelines: An Author's Perspective ‡Shelley Rankin, Ph.D.

Biologics in Orthopedics - The Options, the Evidence, the IndicationsIan Holsworth, BVSc

10:20

–11:1

0 AM Triage and Stabilization of the

Critical PatientTracy Julius, DVM

Reptile Medical and Surgical CasesTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

Proximal Suspensory DesmitisJohn Schumacher, DVM

Developing the A Team † Heather Prendergast, RVT

Canine Heatstroke: Keeping Your Cool Megan Brashear, CVT

Neurologic Diseases of Small RuminantsGeof Smith, DVM

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for Senior Pets: Navigating the Aging Process (Part 2)Nell Ostermeier, DVM


11:20

AM–1

2:35 P

M Methicillin Resistant Staph Pyoderma Jean Greek, DVM

Veterinary Mycology in the 21st CenturyShelley Rankin, Ph.D.

Intestinal Surgery with Focus on EnterotomyHarry Boothe, DVM

11:20

AM–1

2:10 P

M Management of Trauma PatientsTracy Julius, DVM

Small Mammal Medical and Surgical CasesTeresa Bradley Bays, DVM

How to Avoid Making Mistakes During a Lameness Examination John Schumacher, DVM

If You Expect Your Team to Communicate Well, It Must Start With You †Heather Prendergast, RVT

Urinary Tract EmergenciesMegan Brashear, CVT

Small Ruminant Pharmacology Geof Smith, DVM

Acupuncture for Rabbits: Working with the Fast and Flighty Nell Ostermeier, DVM


Lunch in the Vet Expo 12:35 pm–2:00 pm Lunch in the Vet Expo 12:10 pm–2:00 pm

2:00–

2:50 P

M

What’s New in Canine and Feline Lymphoma?Craig Cliff ord, DVM

Nutraceuticals: Where Are We Today?Dawn Boothe, DVM

Intestinal Surgery with Focus on Resection and AnastomosisHarry Boothe, DVM

2:00–

2:50 P

M

Reptile Diseases of the Cranial Ceolom: Diagnostics and TreatmentJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Complications of Castration of Horses John Schumacher, DVM

Inventory Strategies (Part 1) † Heather Prendergast, RVT

Respiratory Emergencies Megan Brashear, CVT

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by 1.0 CEU

Break in the Vet Expo 2:50 pm–3:30 pm Break in the Vet Expo 2:50 pm–3:30 pm

3:30–

4:20 P

M Controversies in Oncology: Mast Cell TumorsCraig Cliff ord, DVM

High Points of Medical Marijuana (Part 1)Dawn Boothe, DVM

Biopsy Techniques During Exploratory Laparotomy Harry Boothe, DVM

3:30–

4:20 P

M Reptile Diseases of the Caudal Ceolom: Diagnostics and TreatmentJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Examination of the Colicky HorseJohn Schumacher, DVM

Inventory Strategies (Part 2) †Heather Prendergast, RVT

Emergency Care for the Seizure Patient Megan Brashear, CVT


4:30–

5:20 P

M Canine Transitional Cell Carcinoma: Novel Diagnostics and TherapiesCraig Cliff ord, DVM

High Points of Medical Marijuana (Part 2) Dawn Boothe, DVM

Surgery of the SpleenHarry Boothe, DVM

4:30–

5:20 P

M Diseases of the Reptile Female Reproductive Tract: Diagnostics and TreatmentsJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Infl ammatory Bowel DiseasesJohn Schumacher, DVM

Overview of OSHA † Heather Prendergast, RVT

The Highs and Lows of Electrolyte Disorders Megan Brashear, CVT


MRCCACALIFORNIA VETERINARY MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS





‡ This course satisfi es the one hour of California CE requirement on the judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs.

CVPM approved CE for recertifi cation.


Sessions by Day

Gala Awards Ceremony and President’s Reception

UC Davis Alumni Reception

Western University Alumni Reception

Rabies Titer Testing

Technician Fair

Internet Café

Monday, June 24Small Animal

Medicine 1Small Animal Medicine 2


Technician Avian/Exotics PracticeManagement

Symposium

LBCC A B C D E F G

8:30–

9:20 A

M Canine Soft Tissue Sarcoma: Are They Really a Dime a Dozen? Craig Cliff ord, DVM

Clinical Use of GlucocorticoidsDawn Boothe, DVM

Liver SurgeryHarry Boothe, DVM

Cushing's DiseaseRachel Poulin, RVT

8:30–

9:20 A

M Reptile Imaging: Diagnosis Inside Shell J. Jill Heatley, DVM

OSHA - What’s Wrong with This Picture? † Heather Prendergast, RVT

1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by

9:30–

10:20

AM

Controversies in Oncology: Metronomic TherapyCraig Cliff ord, DVM

Drug Interactions: The Role of Proteins Dawn Boothe, DVM

Surgery of the Middle Ear with Focus on the CatHarry Boothe, DVM

Back to BasicsRachel Poulin, RVT

9:30–

10:20

AM

Reptile Imaging: Diagnosis Behind The ScalesJ. Jill Heatley, DVM

Is Your Team Marketing Eff ectively for You? † Heather Prendergast, RVT


10:30

–11:2

0 AM Anorexia and Vomiting and

the Oncology PatientCraig Cliff ord, DVM

Anticonvulsant Therapy and the Role of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (Part 1)Dawn Boothe, DVM

Diaphragmatic Hernia RepairHarry Boothe, DVM

Pancreatitis Rachel Poulin, RVT

10:30

–11:2

0 AM Avian Radiography: What’s

Your Diagnosis J. Jill Heatley, DVM

Reputation Management–Authenticity, Honesty, Transparency (AHT) †Heather Prendergast, RVT


Morning Break 11:20 am–11:50 am

11:50

AM–1

2:40 P

M Tanovea: A New Breakthrough for Canine Lymphoma Craig Cliff ord, DVM

Anticonvulsant Therapy and the Role of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (Part 2)Dawn Boothe, DVM

Total Ear Canal Ablation and Lateral Bulla OsteotomyHarry Boothe, DVM

Teaching Diabetic Management to the Pet OwnerRachel Poulin, RVT

11:50

AM–1

2:40 P

M Parrot Bornavirus Update J. Jill Heatley, DVM

Strategic Planning † Heather Prendergast, RVT


12:50

–2:05

PM

Recent Advancements in OncologyCraig Cliff ord, DVM

NSAIDs, It’s Not Just About PainDawn Boothe, DVM

Brachycephalic Airway Surgery Using Cut and Sew Techniques Harry Boothe, DVM

Canine and Feline Diabetes - DOGS VS. CATS!Rachel Poulin, RVT

Egg Diagnosis and Necropsy J. Jill Heatley, DVM

Maximizing Income Heather Prendergast, RVT

1.5 CEU 1.5 CEU 1.5 CEU 1.5 CEU 1.0 CEU 1.0 CEU Sponsored by12:50

–1:40

PM

California VeterinariansCE earned at PacVet will be accepted by the California Veterinary Medical Board toward the mandatory 36 hours required every two years for re-licensure.

California Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs) CE earned at PacVet will be accepted by the California Veterinary Medical Board toward the mandatory 20 hours required every two years for re-licensure.

CVMA Certified Veterinary AssistantsCVMA requires a total of 10 hours of acceptable CE for the CVMA CVA to maintain their certificate, to be renewed every two years. Required CE can be obtained by attending the Pacific Veterinary Conference.

Judicious Use of Medically Important Antimicrobial Drugs CE RequirementBeginning January 1, 2018, a veterinary licensee must complete a minimum of one credit hour on the judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs (MIADs) every four years for license renewal.

For licensees who renewed in 2018, the one-hour course must be takenwithin the 2018–2020 two-year renewal cycle. The requirement willthen follow a four-year cycle of every other renewal cycle thereafter(e.g., renewal in 2024, 2028, etc.).

For licensees renewing in 2019, the one-hour course must be taken within the 2019–2021 two-year renewal cycle. The requirement will then follow a four-yearcycle of every other renewal cycle thereafter (e.g., renewal in 2025, 2029, etc.).

Certified Veterinary Practice Managers (CVPM) CE RequirementCVPMs must accumulate 48 continuing education hours and submit docu-mentation along with the $210 recertification fee every two years to the Veter-inary Hospital Managers Association (VHMA). 21 hours of continuing education credits for recertification are offered at the 2019 Pacific Veterinary Conference.

Student Poster PresentationsStudent poster presentations do not qualify for approved CE credit in California.

Texas Veterinarians To receive credit for your CE at PacVet, you must follow proper procedures per the Texas Board of Veterinary Examiners (TBVME). Pick up a checklist at the registration desk and sign in. Then track your CE hours on the reporting form and keep it for your records. A PacVet staff member must verify your hours and give you a certificate of attendance/completion. Per the TBVME, these certificates cannot be mailed or given out after the conference.

Veterinarians and Technicians from Other States Veterinarians and technicians from outside California should contact their state licensing agency to determine which CE sessions at the Pacific Veterinary Conference qualify for purposes of license renewal in their state.

‡This course satisfies the one hour of California CE requirement on the judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs.

†These courses are CVPM-approved CE for recertification.

CE RequirementsEvents @ PacVet

Additional information on mandatory CE can be found at cvma.net. The California Veterinary Medical Association is a statutorily approved CE provider. Additional documentation is available at the PacVet Information Desk.

‡ This course satisfi es the one hour of California CE requirement on the judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs. CVPM approved CE for recertifi cation.




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