Upcoming Events
Previous Events + Materials
- 2011
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Oct 6:
NEUROLOGY
Joe Kornegay, DVM
Neurolocalization for the General Practitioner
Stacey Sullivan, DVM
Highly Localizing Neurologic Exam Findings
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Aug 8:
CARDIOLOGY + SURGERY
Matthew Miller, DVM
Little Dogs with Leaky Valves
Theresa Fossum, DVM
Gastric Dilatation Volvulus: Practical Update for the General Practitioner
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
May 5:
SURGERY
Adam Strom, DVM
Exploratory Laparotomy: An approach to vomiting and abdominal pain
Kirk Wenelburg, DVM
Recent Advances in Orthopedic Surgery
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Jan 6:
ONCOLOGY
John M. Bjorneby, DVM
Cytology versus Histopathology
Mary Kay Blake, DVM
Recent Advances in Veterinary Oncology
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
- 2010
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Jul 22:
INTERNAL MEDICINE
Emilie Chaplow, VMD
Collapsing Trachea: Medical Management & Beyond
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Mar 18:
ANESTHESIA + REHABILITATION
Sandra Perkowski, VMD
Pain Management: What’s the Latest?
Joanne Bak, DVM
Integrated Analgesia
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
- 2009
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Jul 30:
EMERGENCY
Brian Young, VMD
Critical Care Nutrition: Enteral and Parenteral Options
Andreas Andreou, DVM
Heat Stroke
Emily Coddon, DVM
Five Toxins of Summer
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Apr 30:
INTERNAL MEDICINE
Emilie Chaplow, VMD
What’s New in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Canine Cushing’s Disease
Kimberly Winters, DVM
What’s New in the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus
Rhonda Schulman, DVM
Endocrine Emergencies
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Jan 24:
SURGERY
Jerrold Bausman, DVM
Vacuum Assisted Healing
Michael Huber, DVM
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Steven Bilbrey, DVM
Biopsy Techniques
Kirk Wendelburg, DVM
What’s New in Veterinary Orthopedics
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
- 2008
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Oct 23:
NEUROLOGY
Stacey Sullivan, DVM
Pathophysiology of Seizures & First Line Anticonvulsant Use in Dogs/Cats
Karen Munana, DVM
Seizure Management: Beyond Phenobarbital & Bromide
DOWNLOAD (coming soon)
Raising the bar on how
continuing education
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ASG’s ongoing commitment to the veterinary community is fully illuminated during our continuing education programs, geared toward the general practitioner. We bring experts from all over the country to speak on topics that interest our referring veterinarians – the topics for our programs are chosen based on participant suggestion.
An evening of…
Camaraderie: Join other local veterinarians, as well as veterinarians from around the region, for our quarterly continuing education events, as we gather for food & drinks, to catch up with friends and colleagues, to swap case stories, and maybe to even learn a thing or two.
Food & drink: We partner with local event spaces, such as the The Castaway in Burbank, to provide the perfect environment for our presentations. The ambience is just right, with a spectacular view, great company and a wide variety of delectable dinner options.
RACE approved: Our CE program has been RACE (Registry of Approved Continuing Education) approved since March 2005, to ensure that you receive the proper credit for your participation. Four free, exceptional dinners a year, combined with the latest practical information on subjects you choose, AND a total of eight hours of approved CE. Sounds like a bargain to us.
For more information about Animal Specialty Group’s Continuing Education program, please call Steve Katz at (818) 244-7977.