|Events|September 9, 2015

North Carolina Academy of Small Animal Medicine Meeting

Date: February 03 - February 03, 2016

Description:

1-Day meeting with 7hrs. CE credit available. Topics are relevant to the small animal practitioner.

Event type: CE Meeting

Event Address: Dennis Wicker Civic Center 1801 Nash St., Sanford, NC, USA

For More Information:Melissa Autry ,NCASAM

P.O. Box 15326 ,Wilmington ,NC ,28408 ,USA

910-452-3899, [email protected], www.ncasam.org

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