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23 Jul

Posted at 12:45h in Animal Health, Continuing Education, One Health
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2020 VACCINES & VACCINATION: 20 Questions…and the “Must Know” Answers  Richard B. Ford, DVM, MSEmeritus Professor of MedicineDiplomate ACVIM and ACVPM (Hon)North Carolina State University  Each year this ‘Vaccines & Vaccinations’ manuscript is updated to reflect the most current changes in the vaccine marketplace as well as to provide additional insights on vaccination recommendations for dogs and cats that directly impact veterinarians in clinical practice. This year is no exception….  However, in 2020, it’s not new vaccines, new vaccine technologies, or even revised recommendations that is taking center stage…instead, the “ISSUE” du jour is...

23 Jul

Posted at 12:23h in Animal Health, One Health
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RABIES VACCINATION: Misconceptions and the “MUST KNOW” Facts  by Richard B. Ford, DVM, MSDiplomate ACVIM and (Hon) ACVPMProfessor Emeritus North Carolina State University  Click here for on-demand CE covering rabies, vaccinology, vector-borne diseases, and more. Of all the companion animal vaccines licensed today for administration to dogs and cats, rabies vaccine is the only one that is actually required by law in most, although not all, States or local jurisdictions throughout the United States. While it is not the veterinarian’s responsibility to assure the individual patient is currently vaccinated, the veterinarian is expected to...

17 Jul

Posted at 14:12h in Advocacy, Practice Management, Veterinary Careers
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The proper use of veterinary technician titles holds significant importance for several reasons. Firstly, it directly influences clients' perceptions and their communication preferences. Secondly, it serves as a clear indication that an individual possesses specific credentials in their respective field. Lastly, within a hospital setting, it enables effective differentiation among team members. Adhering to the correct use of titles is crucial in shaping client impressions, signaling professional qualifications, and facilitating efficient teamwork in healthcare environments. Definitions in the GA Practice Act (18) "Veterinary technician" means a person who engages in the practice...

12 Jul

Posted at 12:42h in Continuing Education
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Reason #1: Ultrasound Wet Labs, back by popular demand! With small groups of 5-6 people, our wet labs immerse you in the world of ultrasound diagnostics. Our labs are designed to provide a truly unique and interactive educational opportunity for veterinary professionals like you. What sets our wet labs apart from the rest? We're glad you asked! Here's why you won't want to miss this extraordinary experience: Multiple Stations We believe in maximizing your learning potential. That's why we have multiple stations, allowing you both to use the probe and observe, all while asking...

01 Jul

Posted at 08:50h in Continuing Education, Practice Management, Wellness
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DEI Workshop with focus on Implicit Bias Led by Dr. Paige Carmichael, DVM, PhD, DACVPProvides 2 CE Credit Hours (LEAP CE-approved by the GA State Board of Vet Med)Sunday, September 24, 2023 @ 2 - 4:30 pm EST This interactive webinar will encourage participants to consider themselves and to reflect on how their understanding of self influences their interactions with others. Participants will determine how using tools learned in this workshop can help inform hiring decisions, workplace cohesion and client interactions. Identity refers to the way individuals perceive and define themselves, encompassing various...

01 Jul

Posted at 08:00h in Wellness
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View Employee Newsletter (JULY 2023) View Supervisor Newsletter (JUly 2023) Complimentary Online Seminar through the Member Assistance Program Am I a Good Parent? Overcoming Parental Guilt Sometimes it can seem like there is always more you can do when it comes to supporting your children. Being a parent is one of the most difficult, yet rewarding, roles any human being can embrace. When faced with challenges, it's very common that, as a parent, you tend to question if you are doing a good enough job because you don't want to be a failure and...

20 Jun

Posted at 11:56h in Uncategorized
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In the past, it was up to the hobbyist or commercial beekeeper to maintain the health of their bees, but as the risk of antimicrobial resistance increases around the world, veterinarians have been asked to step in for diagnosis and treatment. Are you intrigued by the captivating world of apitherapy/honeybee medicine and its potential to enhance your practice? Last week we were joined by Dr. Joerg Mayer, DVM, MS, DABVP, DECZM, DACZM, to learn all about apitherapy. With antibiotic resistance on the rise, as well as the growing trend of backyard beekeeping,...

08 Jun

Posted at 08:00h in Wellness
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View Employee Newsletter (JUNE 2023) View Supervisor Newsletter (JUNE 2023) Complimentary Online Seminar through the Member Assistance Program Keeping an Open Mind An open mindset refers to a tendency to be receptive to new ideas and information. Having an open mindset means being objective when you approach new things, listening to other points of view, and being willing to admit what you don't know. This session will explore how to keep an open mind about yourself and others and share the benefits of keeping an open mind. Available on demand starting June 20th through the...

07 Jun

Posted at 09:26h in Emergency/Disaster
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As veterinary professionals, our primary focus is caring for others. During Pet Preparedness Month, we urge you to assess your readiness in safeguarding your own beloved animals during disasters. Not only does this bring peace of mind but also minimizes stress, saves time, and preserves energy when the need arises. Locate people or facilities outside of the disaster area that may be able to take your petsAsk friends or family if they are willing to take in your pets before a disaster occursLocate boarding shelters and pet-friendly hotels in the surrounding...

26 May

Posted at 17:05h in Animal Health, Continuing Education, Uncategorized
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Is It Food Allergies, Atopy or What? Nutrition to the Rescue Sherry Sanderson, BS, DVM, PhD, Dipl ACVIM, Dipl ACVN University of Georgia-College of Veterinary MedicineDepartment of Veterinary Biosciences and Diagnostic ImagingAthens, Georgia Introduction Nutrient Deficiencies and Skin ProblemsA pet’s skin and haircoat are among some of the most visible signs of health, and owners may have concerns when their pet’s skin and haircoat are not normal. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, a healthy skin and haircoat provide other important benefits to the animal. The skin is the largest organ in the...

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