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Wildlife Team 10 Meeting — Add to Outlook Biweekly team meeting/PowerPoint presentation for Wildlife Medical Clinic team 10. Please e-mail ahajek2@illinois.edu for more information.
VCA Lunch Presentation — Add to Outlook VCA representatives will introduce VCA and talk about opportunities to work for VCA as a General Practitioner, intern, or resident. Please e-mail kbparent@gmail.com for more information.
Bayer Animal Health- Livestock Division Lunch Lecture — Add to Outlook Dr. Jim Sears, DVM for Bayer Animal Health's Livestock division will be speaking on Bovine Respiratory Disease in feedlot cattle and dairy and its relation to Baytril 100. He will also give some advice on marketing yourself as a food animal practitioner to potential clients. Please e-mail peters31@illinois.edu for more information.
College Faculty Meeting — Add to Outlook Please e-mail dee@illinois.edu for more information.
Pathobiology Seminar Series-Dr. Dorte Dopfer, Univ. of Wisconsin — Add to Outlook "Mathematical models for the emergence and persistence of VTEC O157 in calves" presented by Dr. Dorte Dopfer, University of Wisconsin, School of Veterinary Medicine. Please e-mail pkm@illinois.edu for more information.
AVMA PLIT Dinner Talk — Add to Outlook Dr. Karen Wernette will be joining us to discuss the AVMA Professional Liability Insurance Trust (PLIT). She will discuss the importance of having veterinary liability insurance and answer any questions you may have. Please e-mail aschelk2@illinois.edu for more information.
Small Animal CE Series: Update on Cancer of the Alimentary Tract — Add to Outlook Update on Cancer of the Alimentary Tract Jacqueline M. Wypij, DVM, DACVIM Please visit http://vetmed.illinois.edu/ope/saceseries/ or e-mail ope@vetmed.illinois.edu for more information.
2009 Fall Toxicology Seminar Series — Add to Outlook "Knights of the Round Table: Protecting the Male Germ Line", presented by Patricia Morris, PhD. Please e-mail cmanuel@illinois.edu for more information.
Minimally-Invasive Cranial Cruciate Ligament Surgery Lecture and Laboratory — Add to Outlook This course will address the principles of the TightRope CCL materials and technique, a step-by-step presentation of the surgical technique, and presentation of data regarding the clinical results of the technique in dogs. The laboratory sessions include a dry lab demonstration of the technique, during which the participants will learn the technique on sawbones. The course registrants will then receive hands-on training in a wet lab, during which each person may perform the technique on a cadaveric canine stifle. Registrants for this course should be comfortable and experienced with performing aseptic exploratory arthrotomy or arthroscopy of the canine stifle, as well as traditional cruciate stabilization techniques. As a result of the course, registrants are expected to understand the principles of the technique, indications for using the technique, current evidence regarding clinical outcomes of the technique, and feel comfortable performing the technique in clinical patients. Please visit http://vetmed.illinois.edu/ope/cclsurgery/ or e-mail ope@vetmed.illinois.edu for more information. |
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