New York State requires Continuing Education for triennial registration. Please review the information within the link below for further information.
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Register now for an upcoming CE Lecture now. New memberships are encouraged. All payments will be due before the first meeting you plan to attend.
The 2024-2025 program will continue to provide members with the most up-to-date information in the respective fields covered.
Lectures will be NYS Accredited, providing the necessary continuing education for NYS licensure.
TOPIC: Dermatology Basics-Some Things Never Change, Practical Points to
Elevate your “Derm-Game”
TOPIC: Non-neoplastic Conditions More Common in Spayed and Neutered
Dogs; Neoplastic Conditions More Common in Spayed and
Neutered Dogs; Gonad Sparing Sterilization Surgeries; Non-surgical
Methods for Reproduction Control in Dogs and Cats
TOPIC: Basics of Bird Triage, The Rabbit Patient, Veterinary Concerns for
Reptile Patients, Lead Toxicosis
TOPIC: Dilated Cardiomyopathy Phenotype: Diagnosis, Treatments, and
Updates on Nutritional Deficiencies, Treatment of Congestive Heart
Failure in Dogs and Cats, Anesthetic Considerations in Animals with
Cardiac Disease.
TOPIC: Clinical Pathology-Blood Analysis (CBC + Smear Review);
Indications of Bone Marrow Analysis, Cytology-Production and
Consumption, Quality Assurance
TOPIC: Canine Leptospirosis: Converging on Consensus? Logistics of Lyme:
Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention
TOPIC: Intestinal Dysbiosis: What is it & What Should I do About it?
Managing Chronic Enteropathies in Dogs: the Importance of Diet.
Optimizing Diagnosis and Treatment of Feline Triaditis. What’s
New in Canine Pancreatitis?
TOPIC: Update on FIP: Pathogenesis and Diagnosis, Treatment and
Prevention, Other Pyogranulomatous Infections in Cats, Focus on
Myobacterial Infections
