This page lists CPD courses available by month. Not all courses have been approved by the ABVMA. ABVMA approved CPD is noted with the ABVMA logo.
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5 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 02 2021
Host: Edmonton Association of Small Animal Veterinarians
Speakers: Søren Boysen, DVM, DACVECC & Serge Chalhoub, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM)
Abstract: During this interactive, back-and-forth banter-filled lecture series, your two hosts will discuss both the acute and chronic approach to various medical conditions including feline DKA/DM; bile peritonitis/mucocele; feline dyspnea; cardiac vs respiratory cases and the collapsed dog.
Date: Sunday, May 2, 2021; Time: 9 am - 3 pm; breakfast and lunch included if in-person; Location: NAIT Main Campus, Edmonton, AB
For more information and to register, go to www.easav.ca, email info@easav.ca or phone (780) 970-3728. Sponsor: Antech
6 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 03 2021
This important month-long online program will give veterinary practice managers and leaders the understanding, practical tools, and doable steps for cultivating a thriving veterinary workplace. The program includes weekly webinars, reflection exercises, peer-to-peer support, and a one-on-one coaching session. For more information and to register, please visit: https://marieholowaychuk.com/learn-with-marie/from-toxic-to-terrific/.
Date Posted : August 12, 2020
1.5 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 04 2021
This series will consist of 3 core skill sessions consisting of 2-hour webinars where we will learn about core communication skills, non-verbal communication, asking great questions, empathy, active listening, agenda setting and emotional self control.
The series will then move into part 2 - Bringing it All Together. 5, 90 minute sessions make up the second part of this series; Using a Communication Model to Guide Interactions with Clients, How to use Skills in Admissions and Discharges, Talking About Money with Clients, Positive Conflict - Making the Most out of Difficult Conversations and Creating Positive Culture Within Your Team
Participants are able to attend any sessions, however, it is recommended that participants attend at least 2 core skills sessions to register for a Bringing it all Together session.
Full veterinary team (owner, management, medical, support) participation is recommended and encouraged.
Bringing it all Together Session 4:
Positive Conflict - Making the Most out of Difficult Conversations
One of the most challenging aspects of interacting with people is when you have to address someone who is not performing to expectations, who is in disagreement with your way of thinking, or who is unable to hear and receive a message you are trying to communicate. This is for veterinary professionals who struggle with openly addressing clients or coworkers and who find difficult conversations to be uncomfortable or unrewarding.
Learners will:
Registration Fee: Complimentary for all veterinary team members
Registration Link: https://abvta.member365.ca/public/event/details/db6f5709c10ad6b57b0340e9e5a488bb6949eb2f/1
Requirements: computer/tablet plus internet connection to attend the webinar.
Speaker: Becky Taylor, RVT, MA
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 05 2021
When used according to the therapeutic decision cascade for animal and public safety, compounded medications can provide effective treatments for veterinary patients.
In this presentation, our two speakers will share valuable information regarding the judicious use of compounding. They will also discuss the benefits that these products can provide if approved veterinary drugs are not available or if their format is not appropriate for patients.
Hosted by Dr. Craig Mosley, National Medical Director of Specialty Medicine at VCA Canada, this webcast will feature:
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 07 2021
The objective of this presentation is to discuss management of canine epileptic patients, quality of life of both pet owners and patients, and advancements in our understanding of how diet can affect seizure control.
Register at https://www.communivet.com/en
1.5 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 11 2021
This series will consist of 3 core skill sessions consisting of 2-hour webinars where we will learn about core communication skills, non-verbal communication, asking great questions, empathy, active listening, agenda setting and emotional self control.
The series will then move into part 2 - Bringing it All Together. 5, 90 minute sessions make up the second part of this series; Using a Communication Model to Guide Interactions with Clients, How to use Skills in Admissions and Discharges, Talking About Money with Clients, Positive Conflict - Making the Most out of Difficult Conversations and Creating Positive Culture Within Your Team
Participants are able to attend any sessions, however, it is recommended that participants attend at least 2 core skills sessions to register for a Bringing it all Together session.
Full veterinary team (owner, management, medical, support) participation is recommended and encouraged.
Bringing it all Together Session 5:
Creating Positive Culture Within Your Team
Putting our own wellness and the wellness of your team, high on the priority list of things to do each day means forming true habits that actually become “involuntary” acts. Being mindful of self and others is the open door to building positive culture. Creating open and honest workplaces and teams needs great leadership, lots of courage and and desire by all to enjoy being together and working toward a common goal.
Learners will:
Registration Fee: Complimentary for all veterinary team members
Registration Link: https://abvta.member365.ca/public/event/details/62bc3213ed1560f0cfc5a1c1ad3561faf9bb8276/1
Requirements: computer/tablet plus internet connection to attend the webinar.
Speaker: Becky Taylor, RVT, MA
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 11 2021
Weight loss and poor appetite are common clinical signs of acute and chronic illness in feline patients. To ensure optimal care, it is important to include nutrition as a key part of the therapeutic plan.
In this presentation, internationally renowned internal medicine specialist, Dr. Jessica M. Quimby will discuss:
2 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 12 2021
The complexity and demands of anesthetic management in practice is steadily increasing and it can be challenging to keep pace. New anesthetic drugs, equipment and techniques are emerging at a rapid rate and advances in dentistry and other interventional therapies result in longer anesthetics being performed on sicker patients. This session aims to clarify and enhance understanding of how to optimize anesthetic management by tackling common myths and misconceptions surrounding topics such as: drug selection & administration, fluids, monitoring targets, post-operative analgesia, and equipment problems.
Webinar hosted by: The Calgary Academy of Veterinary Medicine (CAVM)
Date: Wed May 12, 2021
Time: 7-9pm (please join Zoom 10 min early)
Location: Online live via. Zoom (will be recorded & available for 4-6 weeks: a quiz must be completed if viewing the recording)
Speakers: Dr. Daniel Pang, BVSc PhD DACVAA DECVAA MRCVS EBVS European Specialist in Veterinary Anaesthesia & Analgesia Assoc Professor Veterinary Clinical & Diagnostic Sciences UCVM
& Dr. Jessica Pang, BSc(Hons) DVM MVetSc, Clinical Instructor, Veterinary Anesthesia UCVM
Sponsors: Dechra & Dispomed
To Register: email info@cavm.ab.ca or phone 403-863-7160 or log-in to our website to register online www.cavm.ab.ca
Cost + GST: Non-member vets $20, CAVM Members/EASAV Members/RVTs/support staff/students $0
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 13 2021
Join us as Dr. Christina Restrepo, DACVD, reviews otitis externa and the key strategies to manage it.
The program agenda includes:
9 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 15 2021 May 16 2021
The 4th Annual Moncton Virtual CE Summit
For the first time ever, Moncton is pleased to welcome the rest of Canada to their virtual CE Summit! Our keynote speaker this year is Dr. Andy Roark and along with his great sessions there will be an exhibit hall, games and fun! The event takes place May 15th & May 16th, 2021.
Registration is FREE and the first 100 people to register will be entered to win a copy of 'Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Manual, 3rd Edition' by Dr. Karol Mathews, courtesy of the VetStrategy team
The sessions are only available in English.
Click the link to register today or check out the flyer for more details. We look forward to seeing you there!3 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 16 2021
The 2021 Trifecta: How virtual care, brand messaging, and mastery of the bad review set you up right for the new year!
Date: Sun May 16, 2021 (Day 1 of 2)
Speaker: Dr. Jessica Vogelsang DVM, CVJ
Hosted by: Calgary Academy of Veterinary Medicine (CAVM)
Sponsored by: VetStrategy & Royal Canin
Format: Live Online Zoom Session
Time: 9:30am-1:00pm MST (please join 10 min early)
How to Register: email info@cavm.ab.ca or phone 403-863-7160
Cost: CAVM/EASAV Member Vets, RVTs, Support Staff $25, Non-Member Vets $38
1.5 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 17 2021 May 31 2021
A dermatology discussion on how to be successful with your daily caseload.
Dr. Kinga Gortel, DAVD
Dr. Vincent Defalque, DAVD
May 17, 7:30 - 9 pm MT
May 31, 5:30 - 7 pm MT
Register
Date Posted : April 05, 2021
1.5 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 20 2021
Pros versus Cons of Raw Diets - What is the new information about feeding conventional and unconventional diets?
As the popularity of raw meat-based diets for pets continues to grow, as veterinary professionals, how do we discuss the pros, cons, and safety considerations of this diet with pet owners? Join Robin Saar, RVT, VTS (Nutrition) for a discussion on how to converse with pet owners about whether or not a raw diet is a good option for their pet and family and how to navigate through marketing claims to promote science-based evidence.
Registration is complimentary for ABVTA Registered and Student members.
$5 for all non-membersRegistration for this session is open to all members of the veterinary team
Please note, this is a live webinar. Registrants will only receive CE credit if they attend the live session. Limited spots are available.
Registration opens: April 30, 2021
Registration closes May 16, 2021
Register by using this link
Speaker: Robin Saar, RVT, VTS (Nutrition)
Robin graduated from the now TRU University in 1996, with a diploma in Animal Health Technology. She worked as an RVT in small and mixed animal practices until 2009, when she changed paths to manage a large canine, feline and equine boarding facility. In 2014, Robin returned to work as an RVT at a mixed animal practice where she progressed to the Practice Manager position for 3 years. She successfully completed her Veterinary Technician Specialty in Nutrition (June 2019), and a Certificate in both Small Business Human Resources, and Small Business Management. Her passion for nutrition is apparent to those who have attended a session, where she has spoken on nutrition, effective communication, and team building. Her current role as the National Nutrition Ambassador at Vetstrategy is a one-of-a-kind role for an RVT. She looks forward to sharing her passions as an RVT with others. “Nutrition is a part of every pet, every day”.
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 20 2021
Webinar: 5 pm MST
Presenters: Charlie Pye DVM, DVSc, Dipl. ACVD, BSc, DVM, CerSAD, Dipl. ACVD
You might be thinking: “Oh no! Not another itchy dog; I hate the summer!”
Have no fear, there are ways to prepare for the itchy season!
During this case-based interactive discussion, Dr. Charlie Pye and Dr. Stephen Waisglass will look into some skin infections or reactions commonly found in dermatology patients during the itchy season. They will also talk about possible causes, differential diagnoses, diagnostic and treatment recommendations, and much more.
1 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 26 2021
The Alberta Rabies Program is holding a webinar for program partners to prepare for the upcoming 'bat and bite season'. Hear about rabies in Alberta, program updates, and how to manage exposures to animals and humans. The session will be held on Wednesday, May 26, 2021 from 7 to 8 pm and qualifies for 1 hr of CE credit. Click here to register via WebEx
Date Posted : April 19, 2021
3 hr(s) CPD approved by the
Event Date(s): May 30 2021
The 2021 Trifecta: How virtual care, brand messaging, and mastery of the bad review set you up right for the new year!
Date: Sun May 30, 2021 (Day 2 of 2)
Speaker: Dr. Jessica Vogelsang DVM, CVJ
Hosted by: Calgary Academy of Veterinary Medicine (CAVM)
Sponsored by: VetStrategy & Royal Canin
Format: Live Online Zoom Session
Time: 9:30am-1:00pm MST (please join 10 min early)
How to Register: email info@cavm.ab.ca or phone 403-863-7160
Cost: CAVM/EASAV Member Vets, RVTs, Support Staff $25, Non-Member Vets $38