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|Videos|April 14, 2022

Meet the Fetch Faculty Stephen Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anesthesia): Part 2

Downtown Charlotte, NC

In an interview, Stephen Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anesthesia), outlines the array of lectures he will deliver at our next Fetch dvm360® conference.

In this interview, Stephen Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anesthesia), highlighted the talks he will give at our upcoming conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. They include 2 solo lectures in the pain management realm, plus he will partake in a group lecture accompanied by fellow Anesthesia Nerds members.

View the video below for the entire discussion. The following is a partial transcript.

Stephen Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anesthesia): I'm super excited to be doing a presentation with Darci Palmer, [LVT, VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia)] and Tasha McNerney, [CVT, CVPP, VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia)] and that is called the 'Anesthesia Nerd Hour' and we're going to be talking about common myths and and contentious points points within the anesthesia and pain management world, which I'm really, really excited about to be doing a group lecture like that.

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