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An even-better ‘Ed’

October 21st, 2009

When we launched AVMA Ed – our online continuing education service – back in December, we knew it would be popular, and we were committed to improving it along the way. Now, after more than 1,400 courses have been purchased since its inception, AVMA Ed will be even better thanks to improved audio and video [...] Read more

Categories: Continuing Education, Convention, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Technicians

 

When Red Flags Rise

April 23rd, 2009

Dear Colleagues,
When you do business with someone, you expect them to protect your personal information, like your driver’s license, credit card and Social Security number. Your clients expect the same from you.
Protecting Your Clients
That’s why the Federal Trade Commission, in an effort to create and promote a “culture of security,” is implementing the Red Flags [...] Read more

Categories: Advocacy, Animal Health, Companion Animals, Continuing Education, Convention, Disaster Preparedness, International Issues, Leadership, Outreach, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Economics

 

AVMA Ed Arrives

December 16th, 2008

Dear Colleagues,
You asked for it. You got it.
So many of you indicated in surveys that you were looking for online continuing education opportunities that we couldn’t stand idly by. So we kicked it into high gear and are thrilled to tell you that AVMA Ed is now only a few key strokes away.
AVMA Ed, which [...] Read more

Categories: Continuing Education, Outreach, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Economics

 

Demographics and Damages

December 12th, 2007

Dear Colleagues,
Wow! What a response. Thousands of you are now active subscribers to AVMA@Work. Dr. DeHaven and I want to applaud you for showing such a strong interest in your Association’s activities. Thanks for signing up and staying informed. Now how about telling a friend? Click here to forward this month’s issue to your colleagues.
December [...] Read more

Categories: Companion Animals, Continuing Education, Education and Student Matters, Outreach, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Economics, Workforce Issues