NEWVMA's 5th Annual Autumn Conference

When
Sat, November 11, 2017
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location
Liberty Hall, 800 Eisinhower Dr Kimberly WI

Registration

-Late Registration – $90.00
Registration after 10/26/17. On-site registration will also be open as space allows
Limited Time Special – $40.00
Discounted registration pricing ($50 off) for limited time only. (Valid through Tuesday Oct 31st with registration code in your email)
NEWVMA Member Registration – $40.00
Member registration if registered by 10/26/17.

Membership discount applies to NEWVMA Member veterinarians plus the technicians, assistants, managers and receptionists who work with them.

Non-member veterinarians may contact the NEWVMA Office at info@newvma.org to join- receive conference membership rates plus a special 2017-2018 membership deal
Non-Member Registration – $80.00
Non-NEWVMA member if registered by 10/26/17.

Registration is closed

Earn up to 3 hours of CE credits on your choice of topics: small animal oncology, clinical pathology for veterinary technicians or Johne's disease testing and control

1-2 pm Registration

2-5 pm Afternoon Continuing Education*

5-6 pm Social Hour with Cocktail Dinner (Door prizes will be awarded. Complimentary hot and cold hors d'oeuvres and drink tickets included with your CE registration, non-registered guests (spouses, friends, co-workers) are invited to attend with a suggested $10 donation at the door for the NEWVMA Scholarship Fund)

*Small Animal Oncology for the Veterinarian and Veterinary Technician

with MacKenzie Pellin, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)

Diagnosing and Managing the Cancer Patient and Their Person: A refresher on the ABCs of working up a cancer patient and communication tips for connecting with the clients

Focus on Cytology: A busy practitioner’s guide to aspiration and interpretation

New Drugs and New Uses for Old Drugs: An update on medical treatment options for cancer patients

Practical Clinical Pathology for the Veterinary Technician

with Jennifer Brazzell DVM, MVetSc, DACVP , MRCVS

Liquids and Solids- Improve your technique when performing the most frequent in-clinic diagnostics encountered as a veterinary technician: CBC/differentials, urinalysis and fecal analysis

Large Animal and Small Ruminant Program

Current control concepts for Johne's Disease in Cattle and small ruminants- Wisconsin Johne’s Disease Control Program Review and Updates with Elisabeth Patton, DVM, MS, PhD, DACVIM

Putting Fecal PCR Testing To Use In Johne’s Control Programs-Current testing concepts for Control of Johne's Disease in Cattle with Dr. Todd Byrem

What we have learned and changed on the farm due to new Johne's testing concepts with Dr Don Niles

Thank you to our sponsors! Zoetis, Fox Valley Animal Referral Center & Green Bay Animal Referral Center, Merck, Elanco, Merial, Midwest Veterinary Supply, Henry-Schein, UW-Veterinary Care, Marshfield Labs, Northstar Lab, Dairy Dreams