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16 Jun

Posted at 18:01h in Continuing Education, GVMA News
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Practicing Preventive Legal Medicine & Informed Consent Doctrine Provides 2 LEAP CE Credit Hours via Zoom Webinar (Approved by the GA State Board of Vet Med) Sunday, June 21, 2020 1 - 2:40 pm REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 12:30PM on 6/21 Register Now Great news! We are now able to offer LEAP CE online! This is the first of many planned LEAP CE Webinars to be hosted by the GVMA. If you can't make it to this one, stay tuned for further announcements on upcoming dates. You can also view our Calendar here. GVMA LEAP CE will continue...

22 May

Posted at 14:58h in Continuing Education, GVMA News
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+ LEAP CE with Don Riddick, ESQ.! Provides 6 General CE Credits + 2 LEAP CE Credits Walking you through the process This series covers all of the basics when it comes to implementing telehealth into your practice. From knowing the laws & the competition to creating a telemedicine model that works for your practice; even choosing the right vendor! We have all of the need-to-know info for this necessary part of the new normal. You don't want to miss this! Registration Options/Fees  Preferred MembersIndividual MembersNon-Members5/30 2hr LEAP CE Only$0$0$2506/16 2hr Session Only$30$60$1006/23 2hr Session...

08 May

Posted at 10:33h in Animal Health, COVID-19, GVMA News, Industry News, Legislation
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Devoted exclusively to questions and concerns regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health and well-being of veterinary workers. The way we interact and produce food is already changing due to COVID-19. This session is devoted to answering questions producers and veterinarians have around their key role in maintaining a stable, secure, and cost effective food supply. Due to the impact of COVID-19 on all segments of beef cattle production, producers are faced with exploring options that likely require retaining ownership of their cattle for longer periods of time. Therefore,...

05 May

Posted at 10:32h in Uncategorized
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The GVMA and GVMA Foundation would like to thank the Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) for working with the GVMA Foundation again to allow private practitioners to utilize funds from the spay / neuter grant program. Because veterinarians cannot apply individually, the GVMA Foundation will apply for a large grant and will distribute those funds to all participating members. As in the past, GVMA members may apply for those funds to pay for or subsidize sterilization procedures for clients. The GVMA Foundation requires on your hospital’s letterhead: Due Wednesday, May...

29 Apr

Posted at 13:56h in COVID-19, GVMA News, Practice Management, Veterinary Careers, Wellness
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Difficult Emotions & Uncertain Times: A Mindful Veterinary Survival Guide Difficult Emotions and Uncertain Times References Mindful Veterinary Tips for Working with Fear and Stress During COVID SPEAKER: LAURA SMALLWOOD, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM), RYT-200 Dr. Laura Smallwood’s professional experience includes over 35 years in the practice of veterinary medicine, the majority of that as a small animal internal medicine specialist and practice owner. Dr. Smallwood began her study of Mindfulness early in 2016 as part of a collaboration to develop a 6-week Mindfulness-based stress resilience program for Saint Francis Veterinary Specialists. Since that...

17 Apr

Posted at 14:10h in GVMA News, Practice Management, Veterinary Careers, Wellness
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Devoted exclusively to questions and concerns regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health and well-being of veterinary workers. COVID-19 has changed how we work and how we live in ways so profound as to be unimaginable only 6 weeks ago. Yet here we are, living through uncertainty, difficult emotions, and social isolation. At work, there are safety concerns, operational changes, concerns for job security, and growing financial constraints. For those who are not currently employed, there is personal financial distress. Whether you need help personally or want to...

17 Apr

Posted at 13:28h in Animal Health, Emergency/Disaster, Industry News, Legislation, One Health, Practice Management, Veterinary Careers
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GUIDANCE ON COVID-19 Pandemic FROM GA VETERINARY HEALTH OFFICIALS View the Q&A DOCUMENT View resources from the following Meeting Mental Health & COVID-19 Devoted exclusively to questions and concerns regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health and well-being of veterinary workers. View More ...

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