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
