The Idaho Board of Veterinary Medicine made a temporary rule change to the CE credit requirements. For the renewal season of 2020, the number of credits required are cut in HALF, and ALL of them can be taken online. The temporary rule will be in place until the end of the legislative session in 2021. Please use email for all of your questions and communications, bovminfo@agri.idaho.gov.
This means that to renew in May and June of 2020:
Veterinarians will only need 10 credits.
CVT’s will only need 7 credits.
IVMA Disclaimer of Endorsement: The following list of online continuing education (CE) opportunities for veterinarians and veterinary technicians was submitted to the IVMA by allied company representatives. Any reference or information obtained from this list to a specific producer, product, process, or service does not constitute or imply an endorsement by the IVMA of the product, process, service, or its producer or provider.
Don’t miss the premier conference for Pacific Northwest veterinarians, technicians, practice managers, practice staff, and veterinary students, offering a total of 130 ours of CE. IVMA members can register as Members (discounted fee). For the discount code, email: info@wsvma.org.
RACE approved CE available for those that participate October 2-4, 2020.
When and How? Treating Canine Osteoarthritis Effectively – presented
by Dr. Duncan X. Lascelles
Update on the role of companion animals in the COVID-19 pandemic
Over 50+ hours of content for Veterinarians,
Technicians and all Veterinary staff
RACE CE available
Clinically relevant medical topics
Veterinary technician specific webinars
Soft skills and wellness topics available
Applied Ophthalmology for General Practitioners
REGISTRATION OPEN THROUGH END OF DAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH
Register through this general conference form
The ACVO offers a course customized to the needs of general practitioners each year in conjunction with its annual conference. We invite regional general practice veterinarians who wish to gain applicable knowledge in up-to-date veterinary ophthalmology practice to attend the eight and a half hour CE session.
May 5th Understanding the Latest Information on the Immune Response in Cattle – Click Here to Register
May 6th Implant Strategies for Proven Profit ProtectionPresenter – Click Here to Register
May 7th Impact of Vaccination with an Inactivated or Modified Live Viral Vaccine on Reproduction – Click Here to Register
May 12th Taking Advantage of Immunology to Achieve the Desired Vaccine Response – Click Here to Register
Immunity Associated with Bovine
Respiratory Viruses after Intranasal
Vaccine Administration
May 3, 2020: New Insights to Help Address Practical Challenges Associated with Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM)
COVID-19
Career Development
Leadership
One Health
Policy and Practice
Wellbeing, Diversity, and Inclusion