Save the Date for our Fall CE!
Date: Saturday, October 25th, 2014
Location:
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Volker Hall - 1st Floor Lecture Rooms
1670 University Boulevard
Birmingham, AL 35294
Two tracts to choose from including optional Wet Labs. Catered lunch, Fun Run, Vendor exhibits, Door prizes and
Achievement awards.
2014 Speakers and Topics
Dr. James Hurrell- Anesthesia Machine
Dr. Elizabeth Maples- OSHA
Julie Legred, CVT- NAVTA and the Future of Veterinary Technology
Lou Lacey, LPC- Compassion Fatigue
Dr. Amelia Munsterman- Equine Wound Care and Colic
Dr. Jenna Bayne- Ruminant Reproductive Emergencies and Parasitology
TBA- Pharmacology/CS Records
Jessica Kutsch, CVT- CPR
Wet Labs:
Sterile Techniques
Instrumentation and Suture Techniques
Anesthetic Emergencies and Monitoring
Dr. James Hurrell- Anesthesia Machine
Dr. Elizabeth Maples- OSHA
Julie Legred, CVT- NAVTA and the Future of Veterinary Technology
Lou Lacey, LPC- Compassion Fatigue
Dr. Amelia Munsterman- Equine Wound Care and Colic
Dr. Jenna Bayne- Ruminant Reproductive Emergencies and Parasitology
TBA- Pharmacology/CS Records
Jessica Kutsch, CVT- CPR
Wet Labs:
Sterile Techniques
Instrumentation and Suture Techniques
Anesthetic Emergencies and Monitoring
The Alabama Veterinary Technician Association strives to elevate the veterinary profession through the strengthening of the veterinary health care team. We seek to promote the role of the veterinary technician by broadening our skills, knowledge, and professionalism, and by securing representation of veterinary technicians in the regulatory and legislative arena. AVTA strives to increase public awareness of the role of veterinary technicians in veterinary medicine and our place in enhancing the welfare of our animal patients.
