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|Events|August 15, 2019
2020 San Diego VMA Spring Conference: Endocrinology for the General Practitioner
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Date: April 25 - April 26, 2020
Description:
Endocrinology for the General Practitioner. One Topic, In-Depth Immersion Learning. 12 CE Credits
Event type: Continuing Education
Event Address: Handlery Hotel San Diego950 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, California, United States
Sponsor: SDCVMA
For More Information:Jennifer White,SDCVMA
4620 Alvarado Canyon Rd ,San Diego ,California ,92120 ,United States
619-640-9583, [email protected], www.sdcvma.org
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