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24 Jan

Posted at 12:06h in Continuing Education, GVMA News
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+ LEAP CE with Betsy Choder, ESQ.! Provides 5 General CE Credits + 2 LEAP CE Credits Sunday, July 26, 20207:30 am - 3:30 pm CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR NEW EVENT HEALTH & SAFTEY PROTOCOLS. LOCATION BRING THE FAMILY AND HAVE SOME FUN! Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa 6321 Highway 76, Young Harris, GA 305821-800-201-3205 (Hotel Reservations) Registrants receive our special rate of $139.00! All hotel reservations must be made on or before June 23, 2020. Book Your RooM Now   Get directions   MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR (INSTRUCTING REMOTELY THROUGH WEB CONFERENCE) Deborah S. Greco, DVM, PhD, DACVIMSenior Research Scientist, Global Nutrition & Scientific...

17 Jan

Posted at 16:00h in Uncategorized
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From the Georgia Veterinary Diagnostic Labs: To our EIA submitters, Thank you for placing your trust in the Georgia Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories at UGA. Per the USDA Veterinary Services Guidance released October 2019, there will be multiple changes in the Coggins paperwork requirements moving forward. Effective April 15, 2020: •Only the 2018 version of the VS 10-11 Equine Infectious Anemia Test Form will be accepted oTo order forms, contact the GA Department of Agriculture at(404) 656-3665 Ext. 1401 or gdasupplyorder@agr.georgia.gov •No fields are allowed to be left blank ...

03 Jan

Posted at 14:35h in Uncategorized
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Lending a Hand, When You Need it Most. GVMA Members  – To seek assistance through the EAP, please visit this page. January Employee Newsletter January Supervisor Newsletter January Online Seminar:  Your Financial Checkup Just like a regular health checkup, this session will walk you through a "financial checkup", guiding you through the necessary steps to examine your finances.  Available On Demand Jan. 21st Click here for an editable version of the flyer, Monthly Online Seminar/DOC.  You will also find the monthly poster for online materials in English and Spanish.  You will also find the new seminar...

03 Jan

Posted at 12:52h in Uncategorized
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A new federal rule will extend overtime pay requirements to more workers as of January 1, 2020. Some veterinary practices and employees could be affected by the U.S. Department of Labor rule. The rule raises the earnings thresholds for workers to be exempted from the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requirements that workers be paid overtime pay of at least 1.5 times their regular pay rate for any hours worked in excess of a 40-hour workweek. The Department of Labor estimates that 1.3 million workers will become newly eligible for overtime pay. Key provisions...

20 Dec

Posted at 11:14h in Uncategorized
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GVMA Hospital Membership gives your entire staff exclusive benefits and discounts. Even better, it costs absolutely nothing to add your support staff. Hospital Membership includes:- Discounts on VetSouth Fall Conf. & Traveling CE- Develop your staff with the Certified Veterinary Assistant Program- Discount at the GVMA/UGA Career Fair - Free digital handbooks on Ga. regulations, OSHA, and transitioning new graduates Save $$ Hospital A: 1 doctor, 2 technicians = $550 Membership Fee • $300 savings for Fall Convention • $130 savings on Traveling CE • ...

27 Nov

Posted at 15:18h in Uncategorized
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Lending a Hand, When You Need it Most. GVMA Members  – To seek assistance through the EAP, please visit this page. December Employee Newsletter December Supervisor Newsletter December Online Seminar:  Examining Relationships: Healthy vs. Unhealthy This session helps participants identify the characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and what kind of relationships to avoid.  Available On Demand Dec. 17th The holiday season is a time for celebrations, gift giving, and reconnecting with  family  and  friends.  However, the season can also bring with it added stress, anxiety, and even the holiday blues. Your Member Assistance Program can help...

15 Nov

Posted at 13:54h in Veterinary Careers
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The holidays are just around the corner, do you plan to take some time off? Below are resources to help you find a relief veterinarian: The GVMA has a listings on members who provide relief work! Can you access our online directory here, a GVMA member benefit. If you are member who would like to list yourself as a relief vet, simply log into your GVMA account and select which counties you would like to be listed under. Additional listings can be made through the Career Center, if you need...

01 Nov

Posted at 13:48h in Advocacy, Legislation, Uncategorized
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From the AVMA: SUPPORT-Act-Memo-Nov-1-2019-Final (PDF version) Applicability of the SUPPORT Act to Veterinarians November 1, 2019 The DEA recently announced the launch of the Suspicious Orders Report System (SORS) Online, a new centralized database [https://deadiversion.usdoj.gov/sors/index.html], where DEA registrants, including veterinarians, must report suspicious orders of controlled substances. The DEA has sent communication about the program to all practitioner registrants. The good news is that the impact upon veterinary practices should be negligible and compliance should be relatively straightforward. As this is a new program is it very likely that DEA guidance will change over time...

01 Nov

Posted at 13:36h in Uncategorized, Wellness
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Lending a Hand, When You Need it Most. GVMA Members  – To seek assistance through the EAP, please visit this page. November Employee Newsletter November Supervisor Newsletter October Online Seminar:  Challenges of Multigenerational Caregiving (November 19th) This session provides a timely overview of how to cope as a caregiver in the 'sandwhich generation', including competing pressures of family life and work while caring for a young and/or elderly relative. (Monthly seminars are updated the third Tuesday of each month. Registration is not required) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Click here & access your Work-Life services. (Login is organization specific.  Please check with your HR team...

25 Oct

Posted at 09:43h in Veterinary Careers
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Veterinarians in Georgia are licensed by the Professional Licensing Board at the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office. The application process can be daunting, so the GVMA has created this easy step-by-step list for your convenience. Step 1: Go to the veterinary licensing board website - http://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/53 Step 2: Click on "Application/Form Downloads" and then on "Application - Veterinary Medicine" Step 3: Print the license application and complete the form Step 4: Get the application notarized (all applications must be notarized) Step 5: Obtain the following items to mail with your notarized application: $100 APPLICATION FEE...

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