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|Events|September 14, 2015
2016 Canadian Veterinary Medical Association Convention
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Date: July 07 - July 10, 2016
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Make Niagara Falls your next veterinary conference destination. From July 7 to 10, 2016, experience something new and unique at the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) Convention. The innovative CE will inspire you and the wonder of the Falls will amaze you. The CVMA Convention offers opportunities for hands-on learning in labs for veterinarians and technicians. Lab options include Advanced Dental Extractions in Dogs and Cats with Drs. Brook Niemic and Sue McTaggart; Diagnostic & Therapeutic Procedures West Lab for the Feline Patient with Dr. Susan Little; and CPR for Veterinary Technicians and Emergency Procedures for Veterinary Technicians with Dr. David Liss. Offering over 140 hours of RACE-approved continuing education with companion and large animal tracks. Explore diverse topics with leading speakers from Canada and the United States. Online registration will open in March 2016.Please continue to visit www.canadianveterinarians.net for updates on the 2016 CVMA Convention.
Event type: Convention
Event Address: Scotiabank Convention Centre6815 Stanley Ave, Niagara Falls, Ontario , Canada
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