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|Events|May 8, 2018
2019 Music City Veterinary Conference
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Date: February 22 - February 24, 2019
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2019 marks the 19th year of the Music City Veterinary Conference(MCVC)-an event planned FOR practitioners, BY practitioners. We know that this conference will be an extraordinary opportunity for you to learn and receive top quality CE. Your colleagues are in touch with exactly what you want to know-and deliver! It is also a great place to meet experts in your field and network!
Event Address: Embassy Suites Hotel1200 Conference Center Blvd., Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States
Sponsor: Tennessee Veterinary Medical Association
For More Information:Deloris Green Gaines,Tennessee Veterinary Medical Association
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