VETERINARY TRAUMA SYMPOSIUM
You asked. We delivered. Mark your calendars –November 3, 2019 for the Tufts Emergency & Critical Care Veterinary Trauma Symposium.
Led by Sean Majoy, DVM, MS, DACVECC, clinical assistant professor at Cummings School and Veterinary Corps Officer in the US Army, will the day-long symposium offers veterinary professionals helpful and current information on how to stabilize, treat and diagnose trauma in patients. A wide array of Tufts specialists will lead sessions offering insight and education opportunities from their respective and diverse specialty areas.
Neurology for small animal practitioners: Approach to canine back issues
Diagnosis and treatment of spinal issues are some of the most challenging in veterinary medicine. Our neurology team takes the small animal practitioner through the process of identifying the issues and finding a solution.
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In-Person CE Offerings
Emergency & Critical Care – Trauma: November 3, 2019
Basic Abdominal Small Animal Ultrasound Lab: November 9 and10, 2019
21st Annual Timely Topics in Internal Medicine
Back for its 21st year, the annual Timely Topics in Internal Medicine brings veterinarians the latest in research and treatment without having to travel to a specialist conference. Designed by specialists to provide the information that practicing veterinarians need, Timely Topics has become a staple on the continuing education calendar. This program is for veterinarians who want up-to-the-minute information from nationally recognized speakers in a comfortable, convenient and affordable setting.
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