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|Events|January 16, 2018
Internal Medicine and Oncology
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Date: June 03 - June 05, 2018
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Internal Medicine/Critical Care and Internal Medicine Oncology Updates.June 35, 2018. Whitefish, Montana, USA. Hosted by Vet Vacation CE, providing dynamic continuing education opportunities for veterinarians in exciting and dynamic locations. Dr. Christopher Beyers and Dr. Sarah Gillings will offer 15 hours of RACE-approved Continuing Education over 3 days. Plentyof free time to see the Glacier National Park. The Lodge at Whitefish Lake; Contact:Dr. Joel Beth Navratik; tel: 1-888-488-3882; e-mail: [email protected]; website: www.vetvacationce.com
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Event Address: Glacier National Park1380 Wisconsin Ave, Whitefish, Montana, USA
For More Information:Dr. Joel Beth Navratik,VetVacationCE
2000 S Bayshore Drive ,Unit 71 ,Miami ,Fl ,33133 ,USA
888-488-3882, [email protected], www.vetvacationce.com
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