June webinars: Live and on-demand education for you

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Veterinary webinars: Online learning from trusted experts

Expert insight and free CE

Lifelong learning keeps veterinarians up to date on the latest developments in veterinary medicine, and helps you thrive and continue to achieve your professional and personal goals. This month, AVMA members and your veterinary team members can get front row seats for a variety of free webinars covering important scientific and career-related topics.

All of these webinars offer the high-quality education and trusted expertise you know to expect from the AVMA. Topics include prescription ethics, opioid alternatives, counseling clients about assistance animals, and the role of veterinarians in the One Health movement. Many of the offerings are available exclusively to AVMA members, as a free benefit with your membership. Selected webinars also offer the opportunity to earn free continuing education (CE) credit.

Upcoming live webinars

Prescription Ethics
June 21, Noon Central time – Register Now
Caring for patients includes making sure owners have access to appropriate medications for their pets. The next webinar in the AVMA Lead & Learn series will explore the role and responsibilities of veterinarians when it comes to writing and filling patient prescriptions, including: how to ensure your patients receive the care and medications they need; how best to work with pharmacists; and how some members of Congress are questioning the professional and legal obligations of veterinarians in prescription writing.

This free, live webinar is open to all veterinary professionals, with the option to earn 1 hour of CE credit. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your seat soon. AVMA members who can’t attend the live session will be able to watch it later as an on-demand webinar with an option to earn CE credit.

Opioid Minimal Anesthesia
June 26, 10 a.m. Central Time – Register Now
AVMA Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Gail Golab will join Dr. Andrea Looney on June 26 for a live discussion on how to evolve anesthetic and analgesic protocols in the face of reduced opioid availability and concerns about human abuse. This webinar, hosted by Vetbloom, will explore non-opioid options that can effectively reduce peri-operative pain and stress, including oral medications, local blocks, and anti-inflammatories.

This webinar offers 1.5 hours of CE credit and is free for AVMA and NAVTA members with the code AVMACE2108.

New on-demand webinars

Veterinarians as Leaders: Counseling Clients and Others about Assistance Animals
This inaugural webinar in our Lead & Learn series explores the complexities of assistance animals and what veterinarians need to know to better serve their clients and assistance animal patients. Dr. Zenithson Ng, diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, discusses the importance of being able to identify various types of assistance animals; how to support access to appropriate animals for those with disabilities; how to counsel clients regarding the selection, training, and care of their animal; and how to prevent assistance animal fraud.

This webinar recording is available exclusively to AVMA members, at no cost, and offers an option to earn 1.0 CE credit by completing a brief survey. Watch the recording here.

The Role of Veterinarians in One Health
Earlier this month the AVMA Veterinary Career Center hosted The Role of Veterinarians in One Health, a webinar discussing the One Health approach to global problem solving, and the many ways in which veterinarians influence, and are influenced by, the movement. If you missed it, you can watch the recorded webinar here to learn how to apply the concept of One Health to your own job, and explore related career opportunities. This webinar is free and open to the public.

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