|Videos|June 1, 2022
Pride 2022 news, veterinary legislation in the works, and more
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Plus, join dvm360® at the DIVM Conference in Indianapolis, and The Vet Blast Podcast celebrates 100 episodes.
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Host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, addresses the latest in veterinary news and trending topics. In this segment of dvm360® Live!™, he is joined by his husband Chris Zisko who shares what Pride means to him.
Here are the news items covered in the show. See the video below for more:
Join us in Indianapolis for the Directions in Veterinary Medicine conference : Enjoy world-class CE from industry-leading speakers from June 24-25The Vet Blast Podcast reaches 100 episode milestone : The Vet Blast Podcast is a fun, educational show for veterinarians, veterinary students, veterinary support team members, and of course, pet parentsVeterinary professionals to meet with Capitol Hill lawmakers : Veterinary professionals and lawmakers will meet this week to discuss the importance of legislation to help increase access to veterinary services and student loan debtBanfield Pet Hospital announces inaugural class of 2022 NextVet Internship Program, plus more strides surrounding Educational Pathways : Program aims to support future veterinary professionals and Banfield associatesPrideVMC celebrates Pride 2022 and recognizes Gender Identity Bill of Rights signatories : PrideVMC is working to address inequity and inequality in the veterinary profession
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