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Source: dvm360
March 1, 2009
This six-part dvm360 training course focuses on how to make successful pet weight loss recommendations. (Not CE accredited)
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May 21, 2013
This online course provides an overview of how the immune system works, how vaccines can prevent disease, and why vaccines sometimes fail to protect from disease and occasionally cause adverse reactions. The course includes 4.5 hours of online video lectures. Participants have the freedom to go through the course on a schedule that best meets their needs. All participants receive printed study materials. (7 CE credits)
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May 17, 2013
A 15 minute power learning session about the common alterations observed in CBC and biochemistry panel results due to delayed analysis and sample handling errors. Learn to determine what are erroneous aberrations and what changes should be considered true problems in the equine patient. (0.25 CE credits)
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April 12, 2013
This program is designed to help veterinarians and veterinary technicians identify the pathologies that will benefit from effective pain management practices. It provides an in-depth discussion of the neurobiology of acute and chronic pain. This program embraces the multimodal treatment of paint management and provides an evidence-based approach to treatment options. The course consists of 14 in-depth modules and meets the requirements for 28 RACE hours of continuing education credit for both veterinary technicians and veterinarians. (28 CE credits)
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April 12, 2013
Regulatory compliance and safety courses - Demystifying OSHA: Team Training and Demystifying OSHA: Training for Managers and Safety Officers. These courses are designed as a bundle for the training of a specific practice Safety Officer and the designated safety team. Each course is available via open registration allowing students to register at any time. Each course is also asynchronous allowing completion of the course when the student is ready, with up to 8 weeks to complete the online manual and assignment components. These courses are written and instructed by Chery Kendrick, DVM, MPVM (zoonotics), ASCP, MLT, a leading expert in the field. Kendrick will instruct, mentor, and guide students through the process of training and creating a personalized/customizable practice safety manual. Course cost for the Safety Officer portion includes the training of the safety team. (20 CE credits)
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April 12, 2013
This is an experiential track that caters to those VAs who have 5 years or more of experience within the past 8 years, or those who have completed at least 1 year of studies in an AVMA accredited veterinary technology program. This course offers on-demand access to course materials - you can login and complete assignments at your convenience until the course closes. Course prepares students to sit for the designated examination. Students are required (no exceptions) to be employed a minimum of 20 hours per week actively as an assistant. The prospective student must perform the work of a veterinary assistant in a practice that provides full medical care to clients with privately owned animals. (No CE credit)
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April 12, 2013
AVImark E-Learning Program Front Desk Team Training Package is available for open enrollment in asynchronous format for optimal convenience. This package includes automatic access to the 5 essential task modules: Appointment Calendar; Boarding Calendar; Client Information Display; Estimates; Posting and Invoicing. Participants will have access to all 5 components at the same time with 20 weeks to complete the package. Additional training modules are available for separate purchase for students who wish to learn advanced software functions such as dental charting, inventory management, photos, medical records, whiteboard, and other advanced-user features/functions. (No CE credit)
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April 12, 2013
This course will provide the veterinary team with basic information regarding the infection potential for the most common zoonotic diseases of dogs and cats. Each of the 14 zoonotic diseases discussed in this course will contain a general overview leading into more specific details on how the disease can be transmitted to staff or a client.Topics covered in this course include gastrointestinal parasite prevalence, life cycles, transmission, diagnosis and treatment. In addition, current fecal evaluation techniques are explained and demonstrated. Zoonotic disease potential and client education are discussed. (2 CE credits)
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April 12, 2013
Regulatory compliance and safety courses - Demystifying OSHA: Team Training and Demystifying OSHA: Training for Managers and Safety Officers. These courses are designed as a bundle for the training of a specific practice Safety Officer and the designated safety team. Each course is available via open registration allowing students to register at any time. Each course is also asynchronous allowing completion of the course when the student is ready, with up to 8 weeks to complete the online manual and assignment components. These courses are written and instructed by Chery Kendrick, DVM, MPVM (zoonotics), ASCP, MLT, a leading expert in the field. Kendrick will instruct, mentor, and guide students through the process of training and creating a personalized/customizable practice safety manual. Course cost for the Safety Officer portion includes the training of the safety team. (20 CE credits)
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