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|Events|January 8, 2015
CE at Sea: Raising the Standard of Veterinary Care with Laser Therapy
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Date: April 25 - April 30, 2015
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Join us beginning April 25th aboard the luxurious Royal Caribbeans Liberty of the Seas & earn 7 CE hours for less than $950! This CE event will feature the following innovative laser therapy topics:- Latest Laser Therapy Techniques- Clinical Applications- Canine Rehabilitation- Managing Osteoarthritis- Successful Integration Tips- Maximizing Your Return on InvestmentVisit www.aimla.org for more details!
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Event type: Seminar
Event Address: Royal Caribbeans Liberty of the Seas
Sponsor: American Institute of Medical Laser Applications
For More Information:Sarah Crouse,American Institute of Medical Laser Applications
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