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|Events|June 5, 2019
VetVacationCE Avian and Exotics Conference October 21-23, 2019
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Date: October 21 - October 23, 2019
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VetVacationCE Exotic Small Mammal and Avian Medicine. October 21-23, 2019. Dr. Barbara Oglesbee and Dr. Dan Harris will offer 15 hours of RACE-approved Continuing Education over 3 days. Continuing Education at Unforgettable Locations. Cocktail Hour and two full breakfasts included. Plenty of free time to see and explore the city of Charleston, SC. Doubletree Hilton Hotel and Suites Charleston, SC; Contact: Dr. Joel Beth Navratik 888-48VETVACA: email [email protected]; website www.vetvacationce.com
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Event type: Conference
Event Address: Doubletree by Hilton Hotel and Suites Charleston181 Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Sponsor: None
For More Information:Dr. Joel Beth Navratik,VetVacationCE
2000 S Bayshore Drive ,Suite 71 ,Miami ,Florida ,33133 ,USA
888-488--3882, [email protected], www.vetvacationce.com
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