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AAHA readies for 2007 conference
Denver - The American Animal Hospital Association's (AAHA) 2007 conference is slated for March 17-21 in Denver.
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DENVER — The American Animal Hospital Association's (AAHA) 2007 conference is slated for March 17-21 in Denver.
Featuring an intensive leadership program, conference organizers boast of more than 385 hours of continuing education and a new all-day intensive program for AAHA-accredited members only, called Extreme Leadership.
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The program vies to offer veterinarians ways to improve practice culture and vision, the association says.
Integrated management sessions are included again in 2007 by member request.
Meagan Johnson, a generational humorist will discuss how to train, market and manage people from every generation, while Sharon Wood, Mount Everest climber, discusses teamwork.
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