Veterinary Imaging Education Program

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Veterinary Imaging

Education Program

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Front Cover:

Taeva Schuller, rDMS Education Instructor With Patrick the Cat Below:

Kodiak is eager to participate.

Veterinarian

&

Technician

Ultrasound Training Education

The IndusTry Leader

each year the sound-eklin®_{academy of Veterinary}

Imag-ing provides more ultrasound instruction than all other vendors and north american universities combined.

Our GOaL fOr yOu Is sImpLe

as a graduate of the sound-eklin®_{academy of Veterinary}

Imaging, you will possess the training to perform specific ultrasound exams accurately, efficiently, and confidently.

uLTrasOund semInar serIes

The nationwide ultrasound seminar series offers hands-on graduated course content for introductory, intermediate and advanced level students. each level of training is designed to fit with the next for optimal educational progression.

InsTrucTOrs

sound-eklin®_{instructors are hand-picked board certified}

specialists chosen for their clinical application and ultra-sound teaching experience. With low instructor to student ratios, attendees are guaranteed one-on-one attention during each hands-on scanning session.

aVaILabILITy

With over thirty courses annually, the ultrasound learning curve is realistically addressed. On-going customized training, webinar instruction and individual seminars are also available.

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Introductory Ultrasound:

The Basics

(CE: 14 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• This course is for veterinarians who wish to build their diagnostic skills in ultrasound scanning, physics and instrumentation • Hands-on scanning of the “Big 5.”

Introduction to scanning the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder and right-sided views of the heart • Obtaining standard views

• Recognition of normal organ structures • Recognition of cardiac anatomy

measurement of size and function COURSE DATES: January 10 – 11 March 7 – 8 May 1 – 2 June 25 – 26 September 23 – 24 December 2 – 3

Soft Tissue:

Intermediate Diagnostics

(CE: 14 hours †) COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Learn pathology and differential diagnoses of common

soft tissue diseases • Refinement of abdominal

scanning techniques through hands-on instruction

• Imaging of the more difficult organs (pancreas, adrenals, lymph nodes, etc.) as well as a review of the “Big 5” • Case studies and discussions

COURSE DATES: January 12 – 13 April 4 – 5 August 22 – 23 December 4 – 5

Soft Tissue:

Advanced Soft Tissue

(CE: 14 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• This course will cover Doppler imaging and it’s applications for portosystemic shunt evaluation as well as imaging non-cardiac thoracic structures, ocular and cervical regions • Case studies, discussions,

and hands-on scanning COURSE DATES:

April 22 – 23 November 11 – 12

Soft Tissue:

Clinical Case Workshop

(CE: 7 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES: • This course will include

group presentations of small animal clinical cases

• Interpretation and discussion of initial history

• Physical exam and clinical findings will be followed by live scanning demos of each animal

• Case reviews including follow up diagnostic and therapeutic plans

COURSE DATES: March 9 April 6 August 10

TOny pease, dVm, ms, dacVr

Education Instructor

dr. anthony pease graduated from the Virginia-maryland regional college of Veterinary medi-cine in 1999. he then participated in a large animal surgical and medimedi-cine internship at marion dupont scott equine medical center in 2000 as well as obtaining his masters degree in Veteri-nary medicine. In 2001, dr. pease completed a small animal rotating internship at the affiliated Veterinary specialists in maitland, florida. he then completed a 3-year residency program in diagnostic imaging at cornell university and became board certified by the american college of Veterinary radiology in 2005. dr. pease has lectured extensively on diagnostic imaging for the past ten years with specific interest in ultrasound. he is currently the head of veterinary diagnos-tic imaging at michigan state university.

TaeVa schuLLer, rdms Education Instructor With Nigel

procedure: abdominal exam equipment: Ge Logiq p6 Vet®

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FAST: Focused Assessment

with Sonography for Trauma,

Triage & Treatment

(in Veterinary Medicine)

• Standardized “extension” of the physical exam for rapid diagnosis of life threatening abdominal and thoracic conditions • Detection of free abdominal

fluid, pleural and pericardial effusion, and free air

• Post-interventional, post-surgical, and critical care monitoring • Clinical utility of Abdominal Fluid

Scoring System, as a means to monitor anemia, hemorrhage, and worsening or resolution of abdominal effusion conditions

COURSE DATES: April 30 September 25

Feline Only Instruction

• Obtain a better understanding of disease processes pertaining to felines • Increase skill level of hands-on

scanning techniques for both the abdomen and heart • Learn current therapies used for

treatment of feline diseases COURSE DATES:

July 17–18

Musculoskeletal & Cervical

Ultrasound

• Review relevant normal anatomy and scanning tips for superficial cervical and clinically-relevant musculoskeletal regions

• Discuss indications for musculoskeletal scanning for the diagnosis of

shoulder injuries, brachial plexus tumors, iliopsoas muscle and calcaneal tendon injuries, etc. • Discuss indications for cervical

scanning, including diagnosis of parathyroid adenomas, thyroid disease, cervical abscess and mass lesions, and laryngeal dysfunction • This course is for veterinarians and

technicians who have completed the Basic and Intermediate Soft Tissue Ultrasound courses, or who have lesser ultrasound experience but want to enhance a particular clinical area in their practice (eg. work-up of lameness) are also welcome to attend

COURSE DATES: August 9 November 13

“ The most informative,

challenging and rewarding

ultrasound imaging course

I have ever taken. The

instructors are the best in

the profession. The expertise

gained in abdominal

and cardiac ultrasound

will forever make an

impact on my practice.”

Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary

Oncology: Canine

• Discussion of canine neoplasms as well as case-based discussions in canine medicine will be presented • Case discussions will integrate

the clinical history, clinical exam findings, laboratory data, and radiographic/ultrasonographic findings in determining a diagnostic/ therapeutic plan and to monitor response to treatment

• Attendee participation, case presentation and discussion will be encouraged (please submit any case material for class discussion prior to the course) • This is a lecture only course • This course is for veterinarians

who wish to build their diagnostic and treatment skills

• Taught by Dr. Brad Schmidt, a board certified oncologist

COURSE DATES: December 6 – 7

Twilight, curious and ready to help. Mark Iodence, dIploMate aBVp VCA Hualapai Animal Hospital

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Schedule of Classes

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2013

Schedule of Classes

Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary

Oncology: Feline

(CE: 7 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Discussion of feline neoplasms as well as case-based discussions in feline medicine will be presented • Case discussions will integrate

the clinical history, clinical exam findings, laboratory data, and radiographic/ultrasonographic findings in determining a diagnostic/ therapeutic plan and monitoring response to treatment

• Attendee participation, case presentation and discussion will be encouraged (please submit any case material for class discussion prior to the course) • This is a lecture only course • This course is for veterinarians

who wish to build their diagnostic and treatment skills

• Taught by Dr. Brad Schmidt, a board certified oncologist

COURSE DATE: December 8

Residents & Specialists Only —

Small Animal Ultrasound Camp

— Soft Tissue

(CE: 40 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• This course will cover a basic to intermediate level of the abdomen, encompassing anatomy, physics, principles, knobology, image acquisition and protocols, normals, abnormals, case studies, “what to do if” scenarios, and touch on Doppler • This course is designed for Residents

and Specialists who need 40 hours of abdominal ultrasound with a Boarded Radiologist to build their level of proficiency and satisfy the requirements of the ACVIM

COURSE DATES: September 16 – 20

Clinical Approach to Small

Animal Pathology

(CE: 14 hours †)

Honing your Sonographic Diagnostic Skills “Blending the Medicine with the Sonogram” COURSE OBJECTIVES:

Part 1 (Lecture only)

• This course includes a 2 part lecture series regarding the clinical and sonographic presentations of all major organ systems in canine, feline, and ferret medicine. • Part 1 takes the attendee from the

moment the patient presents to the clinician, through the clinical workup, culminating with the sonographic presentation, followed by a brief summary of the clinical outcome. • Recognize and integrate the sonographic

pathology into the clinical workup • Recognize the pathological tendencies • Stimulate clinical objectivity

• Address sampling techniques, recommendations, and procedures

COURSE DATES: June 27 – 28

Part 2 (lecture and hands-on scanning) • Takes the attendee from the moment the

patient presents to the clinician, through the clinical workup, culminating with the sonographic presentation, followed by a brief summary of the clinical outcome. • Accompanied by a short hands-on

scanning session reinforcing techniques. • Address sampling techniques,

recommendations, and procedures COURSE DATES:

August 20 – 21

Echocardiography:

Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology

(CE: 20 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• A general review of cardiology from ECG’s to treatment plans • Hands-on cardiac scanning techniques

for right/left-sided views and M-mode • Diagnostic principles of

echocardiography

• Case studies and discussion • Acquired cardiac diseases

COURSE DATES:

January 30 – February 1 May 3 – 5

October 8 – 10

Advanced Echocardiography:

Doppler & Hemodynamics

(CE: 18 hours †)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Understand the basics of Doppler physics and principles

• Recognize normal and abnormal flow profiles

• Through hands-on scanning, be able to obtain all views to collect Doppler information pertaining to regurgitant volumes, intracardiac pressures, pressure gradients, and stroke volumes

COURSE DATES: April 24 – 26 November 6 – 8

Advanced Doppler

• Optimizing signal acquisition pre- and post-processing of both color flow and spectral recordings • Advanced technique for

evaluating systolic function, intracardiac-intravascular pressure and diastolic function • Integrate Doppler derived data with

other diagnostic modalities to establish an optimal management plan

• This course is designed for veterinarians and technicians who have completed the DVM Imaging Program, Advanced Echocardiography Doppler &

Hemodynamics class, or the Veterinary Technician Imaging Program and wish to continue the Sound-Eklin education series to enhance their knowledge of Doppler to a higher level. • This lecture only course is

taught by a board certified Cardiologist and June Boon.

COURSE DATES: April 26 – 27 July 19 – 20 November 8 – 9

JOyce hOLT

Director, Academy of Veterinary Imaging Growing up, I spent time in new mexico and Texas, where I was surrounded by a menagerie of animals and spent most of my time riding horses. I attended Tarleton state university and graduated in 1980 with a bachelor of science degree in animal production. following gradu-ation, I worked for a wholesale grocery company as the manager of the Is depart-ment. I decided to go back to college in 1996 to attend veterinary school. This is where I was introduced to ultrasound and immediately fell in love with it. as fate would have it, I entered ultra-sound school in 1997 and graduated in 1999. I worked as a registered cardiac sonographer for over a year, when I was approached by sound-eklin®_{to be an}

applications specialist. I have been with sound-eklin®_{for over 11 years now, I am}

the director of education. my job is an adventure that encompasses my three biggest passions: animals, ultrasound and travel. I consider myself very fortu-nate to be a part of the sound-eklin®

team and to have the opportunity to build a very successful animal adop-tion program, and have saved hundreds of four-legged friends during the past six years and look forward to another strong year.

JOyce hOLT, Director, With her Dog Will

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Veterinary Technician

Imaging Program

(CE: 35 hours † per week) COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• This course is comprised of four weeks of on site training spread out over a year’s time, taking the student from a Basic to an Advanced Imaging level in both abdomen and cardiac ultrasound • Anatomy, Physics and Principles, Image

Acquisition, Protocols, Knobology, Normals, etc. are addressed • Students are held accountable

through written tests and practicums, as well as homework • Upon completion of the course,

they will receive a Certificate of Completion in Advanced Imaging • This course is for veterinary

technicians and human sonographers who wish to become excellent imagers of small animals

COURSE DATES: (6-day weeks) Week 4 (201 class) February 2 – March 2 Week 1 (2013 class) April 15 – 20 Week 2 (2013 class) July 8 – 13 Week 3 (2013 class) October 28 – November 2 Week 4 (2013 class) February 24 – March 1, 2014

Radiology

This course will cover both thoracic and abdominal imaging, special procedures such as esophagrams and upper gastrointestinal procedures as well as how to perform these procedures. • Case based presentations to

apply the information learned will be covered on day two

• Taught by a board certified Radiologist • Participants are welcome (but not

required) to bring one or two cases COURSE DATES:

August 24 – 25

Damon is showing appreciation to anna prOcIOus, rdcs Applications Specialist and Education Instructor

Echocardiography in

Congenital Heart Disease

• Recognizing the common congenital heart diseases

• Use of Doppler techniques to assess severity and hemodynamic significance • How to integrate the physical,

radiography, and electrocardiography in the characterization of these conditions • Role of saline contrast in evaluation

of right to left shunting

• Therapeutic options for select congenital malformations, as well as indications and limitations for these interventions • This course is designed for veterinarians

and technicians who have completed the DVM Imaging Program, Advanced Echocardiography Doppler &

Hemodynamics class, or the Veterinary Technician Imaging Program and wish to continue the Sound-Eklin®_education

series to enhance their knowledge of echocardiography to a higher level. • This lecture only course is

taught by a board certified Cardiologist and June Boon.

COURSE DATES: July 20 – 21

Treatment & Management

of Cardiac Disease

• Review of common cardiac diseases and principles of management

• Class attendees participate in evaluation of case materials to design progressive diagnostic plans and therapies • Attendees are encouraged to bring

case material for discussion

• This course is designed for veterinarians who have completed Echocardiography Diagnostics and Clinical Cardiology and any of the Doppler courses. • This course is taught by a board

certified Cardiologist. COURSE DATES:

July 22 – 23 October 11 – 12

Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop

(CE: 7 hours) COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• This course includes group presentations of real small animal clinical cardiac cases • Interpretation and discussion

of initial history

• Physical exam and clinical findings will be followed by live scanning demos of each animal

• Overall case discussion, including follow up diagnostic and therapeutic plans • This course is for veterinarians who wish to

build their diagnostic skills in ultrasound COURSE DATES:

February 2 August 11 November 10

Scan Only Instruction

(CE: Echocardiography 6 hours, Abdominal 6 hours †) COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Expand on skills acquired in Basic and Diagnostic courses • Hands-on scanning only, no lecture

COURSE DATES: August 7 – 8

DVM Imaging Program

for Veterinarians

(CE: 35 hours per week †) NOT AN ACCREDITATION COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Designed to meet the growing demand for veterinarians to become excellent ultrasound imagers • Provides both classroom and clinical

laboratory experience in the field of advanced veterinary imaging • Program comprised of four

one-week sessions

• Written tests and practicums, as well as homework

• Following successful completion of all four components of this class, students will receive a Certificate of Completion in Advanced Imaging

COURSE DATES: Week 4 (2012 class) February 25 – March 2 Week 1 (2013 class) April 15 – 20 Week 2 (2013 class) July 8 – 13 Week 3 (2013 class) October 28 – November 2 Week 4 (2013 class) February 24 – March 1, 2014

“ The value of the education far exceeded

my expectations. I came away with more

knowledge, more confidence and more

experience. This course took my career to a

higher and whole new playing field! Thank

you Sound-Eklin

®

_{Academy of Veterinary}

Imaging. I owe my amazing career to you!”

Darcie argentian, Sonographer Southern Arizona Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center

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SunDay MonDay TueSDayWeDneSDay ThurSDay FriDay SaTurDay January 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JANUARy 10 – 11 Introductory

Ultrasound: The Basics 12 – 13 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics January 30 – February 1 Echocardiography: Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology

SunDay MonDay TueSDayWeDneSDay ThurSDay FriDay SaTurDay

february 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

may 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 FEBRUARy January 30 – February 1 Echocardiography: Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology 2 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop February 24 – March 2 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program, Week 4 February 25 – March 2 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 4

MAy

1 – 2 Introductory

Ultrasound: The Basics 3 – 5 Echocardiography: Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology MARCH February 24 – March 2 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program, Week 4 February 25 – March 2 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 4 7 – 8 Introductory

Ultrasound: The Basics 9 Soft Tissue:

Clinical Case Workshop

JUNE

25 – 26 Introductory

Ultrasound: The Basics 27 – 28 Clinical Approach

to Small Animal Pathology 1

march 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

June 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

2013

Calendar of Classes

aprIL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 APRIL 4 – 5 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics 6 Soft Tissue:

Clinical Case Workshop 15 – 20 DVM Imaging Program for

Veterinarians, Week 1 Veterinary Technician

Imaging Program, Week 1 22 – 23 Soft Tissue:

Advanced Soft Tissue 24 – 26 Advanced Echocardiography:

Doppler & Hemodynamics 26 – 27 Advanced Doppler 30 FAST: Focused Assessment

with Sonography for Trauma, Triage & Treatment

sepTember 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

nOVember 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 AUGUST

7 – 8 Scan Only Instruction 9 Musculoskeletal and Cervical Ultrasound 10 Soft Tissue: Clinical

Case Workshop 11 Cardiac Clinical Case Workshop 20 – 21 Clinical Approach to Small Animal Pathology 2 22 – 23 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics 24 – 25 Radiology NOVEMBER October 28 – November 2 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 3 Veterinary Technician

Imaging Program, Week 3 6 – 8 Advanced Echocardiography:

Doppler & Hemodynamics 8 – 9 Advanced Doppler 10 Cardiac Clinical

Case Workshop 11 – 12 Soft Tissue:

Advanced Soft Tissue 13 Musculoskeletal and Cervical Ultrasound

SEPTEMBER

16 – 20 Residents & Specialists Only: Small Animal Ultrasound Camp 23 – 24 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics 25 FAST: Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma, Triage & Treatment

DECEMBER 2 – 3 Introductory Ultrasound: The Basics 4 – 5 Soft Tissue: Intermediate Diagnostics 6 – 7 Applied Ultrasound in

Veterinary Oncology: Canine 8 Applied Ultrasound in

Veterinary Oncology: Feline 2014

February 24 – March 1, 2014 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 4

Veterinary Technician

Imaging program, Week 4

december 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

auGusT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SunDay MonDay TueSDayWeDneSDay ThurSDay FriDay SaTurDay

JuLy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

OcTOber 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JULy 8 – 13 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 2 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program, Week 2

17 – 18 Feline Only Instruction 19 – 20 Advanced Doppler 20 – 21 Echocardiography in Congenital Heart Disease 22 – 23 Treatment & Management of Cardiac Disease OCTOBER 8 – 10 Echocardiography: Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology 11 – 12 Treatment & Management of Cardiac Disease 28 – November 2 DVM Imaging Program for Veterinarians, Week 3 Veterinary Technician Imaging Program, Week 3 — 10 — academyofimaging.com 800.268.5354 . option 4 — 11 —

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amy rOTh, dVm

a graduate of colorado state university,dr. roth has worked exclusively in the field of clinical veterinary ultrasound for twenty years and is an original founder of the sound-eklin®_{academy of}

Veterinary Imaging. she currently travels the country providing on-site training and seminar-based education. Outside her career she enjoys her children, teaches horseback riding, and coordinates the equestrian sports for special Olympics arizona.

anna prOcIOus, rdcs

Applications Specialist and Education Instructor amy rOTh, dVm

Applications Specialist and Education Instructor With Charlie

procedure: ultrasound cardiac exam equipment: Ge Logiq e9 Vet®

Course Fees

&

Education Packages

Sound-Eklin’s

®

Academy of Veterinary Imaging

offers a wide range of course options and packages to meet your practice’s educational needs. We offer multi course packages with substantial savings.

multi course packages are designed for the practitioner who would like to attend multiple courses, or larger prac-tices who have additional staff member who can benefit from on-going education and training. please contact us at 800.268.5354, extension 4 if you have any questions regarding single or multi course packages and pricing.

sInGLe cOurse fees

Abdominal Clinical Case Workshops . . . $ 750 Advanced Doppler . . . $ 1,485 Advanced Echocardiography:

Doppler & Hemodynamics. . . $ 1,485 Advanced Echocardiography: Special Topics . . . $ 1,485 Advanced Soft Tissue . . . $ 1,485 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Canine . . . . $ 1,485 Applied Ultrasound in Veterinary Oncology: Feline . . . $ 750 Cardiac: Clinical Case Workshop . . . $ 750 Cardiac Image Interpretation . . . $ 750 DVM Imaging Program (Certificate) — per week . . . $ 3,150 Echocardiography in Congenital Heart Disease . . . $ 750 Echocardiography Diagnostics & Clinical Cardiology . . . . $ 1,485 Electrocardiography . . . $ 1,485 FAST: Focused Assessment with

Sonography for Trauma . . . $ 750

Introductory Ultrasound . . . $ 1,485 Musculoskeletal & Cervical Ultrasound . . . $ 750 Radiology . . . $ 1,485 Residents & Specialists Only:

Small Animal Ultrasound Camp — Soft Tissue . . . $ 2,650 Scan Only: Echocardiography or Abdominal

— per day . . . $ 750 Scan Only: Echocardiography and

Abdominal — both days concurrent . . . $ 1,485 Small Animal Ultrasound Camps:

Basic to Intermediate — Soft Tissue & Cardiac . . . $ 3,150 Soft Tissue Diagnostics . . . $ 1,485 Treatment & Management of Cardiac Disease . . . $ 1,485 Veterinary Technician Program

(Certificate) — per week . . . $ 1,500 DVM / Veterinary Technician Review . . . $ 750

packaGes

4-Course Package

4-course attendances within one year, available to practitioners employed by the hospital. One delegate

confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply. . . .$ 2,990

Sole Practitioner Package

Unlimited attendance, for one pre-specified

delegate, for 18 months. . . . $ 3,990

6-Course Package

6-course attendances within one year, available to practitioners employed by the hospital. One delegate

confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply. . . . . .$ 3,990

Unlimited Package

2 pre-specified delegates can attend an unlimited number of courses for one full year, one delegate

confirmed per course. Some restrictions may apply. . . . $ 4,990

Education Packages Do Not Include:

Equine, DVM Imaging Program, Veterinary Technician Imaging Programs, Small Animal Ultrasound Camps of any kind, or Resident and Specialists Small Animal Ultrasound Camps. No Show: All registrants: $ 1,485

Note: All courses, dates and locations may be subject to change without notice.

† CE credit hours are subject to regulatory review by state and may change without notice. Course meets the requirements for noted number of hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB’s RACE approval; however, participants should be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of continuing education.

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