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|Events|July 31, 2019
VetVacationCE Behavior and Surgery St. Croix USVI - No Passport Required
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Date: December 11 - December 13, 2020
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VetVacationCE Behavior and Surgery December 11-13 2020. Dr. Chris Pachel and Dr. Robert Novo will offer 15 hours of RACE approved Continuing Education over 3 days. Continuing Education in Unforgettable Locations. Registration includes a cocktail reception, two full breakfasts, zip drive with notes, pad, pen and CE Certificate. Plenty of free time to snorkel, dive, or lay on the beach with a rum runner. The Buccaneer. St. Croix USVI; Contact: Dr. Joel Beth Navratik 888-48VETVACA: email [email protected]; website www.vetvacationce.com. NO PASSPORT REQUIRED!!
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Event type: Seminar Veterinary and Technicians
Event Address: The Buccaneer Hotel and Resort5007 Estate Shoys, Christiansted, St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands
For More Information:Dr. Joel Beth Navratik,VetVacationCE
10201 East Bay Harbor Drive, PH6 ,Bay Harbor Islands ,FL ,33154 ,USA
888-488-3882, [email protected], www.vetvacationce.com
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