Canine and Feline CPR and First Aid Teaches participants how to administer CPR to dogs and cats and how to provide first aid for common medical emergencies until veterinary care can be ascertained. This is our most popular class. RACE Approved for 3 CEU. July 13 at 4pm PST, July 17 at 12pm PST, AugustLeer Más
Canine and Feline CPR and Advanced Life Support for Veterinary Professionals This class is for credentialed veterinary professionals and covers skills utilized in a clinic which includes how to triage patients, ventilated and manual CPR on dogs and cats, how to function as a team during critical situations, technical skills such as IV cath-eterization, ECGLeer Más
Holiday Inn Express & Suites on College Drive Saskatoon, SK For more information and to register, please go to: https://wcvm.usask.ca/education/vcrs-2022/symposium.php#Symposium
Equine Emergency First Aid This class is ideal for anyone who loves horses and will provide an overview of basic equine emergency first aid including how to perform triage on an injured horse, obtain vital signs, the equine first aid kit, choke, colic, dehydration, severe bleeding, burns, eye injuries, digestive Issues, emergencies that happen onLeer Más
LIFE STAGE NUTRITION Tips on When and How to Engage Clients in Nutrition Conversations 22 September 2022 12 p.m. CDT | 7 p.m. CEST | 2 p.m. ART REGISTER NOW
Location: Ryan Dubé Equine Performance Centre, WCVM For more information and to register, please go to: https://wcvm.usask.ca/education/vcrs-2022/symposium.php#Symposium
Animal Health Week is coming up from October 2 to 8, 2022. Please visit CVMA website for further information: https://www.canadianveterinarians.net/.../anima.../ahw-2022/
Date: October 3-5, 2022 Location: Holiday Inn Express & Suites on College Drive, Saskatoon, SK For more information and to register, please go to: https://wcvm.usask.ca/education/vcrs-2022/symposium.php#Symposium
Animal Health Week is a national public awareness campaign organized by the CVMA and hosted by veterinarians across Canada. Each year, during the first week of October, veterinarians and veterinary hospitals across Canada promote animal health and responsible animal ownership as part of Animal Health Week celebrations. During Animal Health Week, many veterinary hospitals acrossLeer Más
To view details, registration information and agenda here: https://cvent.me/9eMb84 Some general information: Virtual conference October 14-16, 2022 Presentations will be recorded so registrants can view later if they can’t attend live Approved for up to 12 CEUs by UT College of Veterinary Medicine for veterinary professionals* (*approved presentations only) and NASW-Tennessee Chapter for social workers.Leer Más
This session will outline how a worker can discuss workplace responsibilities from an angle of emotional wellness. Employers will find value in attending this session to find out more about how they can provide workplace support for the emotional toll of work while building psychological competency for job success in difficult situations. Interactions with coworkersLeer Más
CELEBRATE NATIONAL VETERINARY TECHNICIAN WEEK WITH 50% OFF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION CLASSES! Pet Emergency Education's On-Demand Academy is offering 50% off the registration fee for any RACE-approved certification course at www.petemergencyinternational.com Use promocode NVTW50 Choose from 5 RACE approved classes: Canine and Feline CPR and First Aid 2. Canine and Feline CPR and AdvancedLeer Más
This is a virtual session via WebEx. Please join the MVMA for a virtual presentation and discussion about wellness in the veterinary community. Dr. Judy Hodge will present the findings of the 2021/2022 Wellness Survey conducted by the MVMA Ad Hoc Wellness Committee. Theresa Collins-Nelson will present a draft Wellness Toolkit to the membership for discussion and feedback. ThisLeer Más
The mental health continuum. Mental health at work is fluid. Do you know someone who came to work but didn’t act like they wanted to be a part of the team? Develop a new perspective on a persistent workplace phenomenon. Psychological injury discussion, attitude, code of ethics, and employee accountability, discipline, and diversity considerations. Develop “emotional well-being at work”Leer Más