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|Events|September 29, 2018
VetVacationCE St. Maarten: Updates in Oncology, Geriatrics and End of Life
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Date: December 05 - December 07, 2019
Description:
Updates in Oncology and Geriatrics and End of Life. All in an intimate boutique setting of 100 attendees or less in the Carribean Island if Saint Maarten. Speakers are Dr. Sue Ettinger ACVIM and Dr. Mary Gardner ABVP. Registration includes 15 RACE approved hours for both Technicians and Veterinarians, a welcome cocktail celebration, 2 full breakfasts, notes on a zip drive, pen and notepad, as well as a CE Certificate. We also have secured discounted room rates for the lodging before and after the seminar so that you can extend your stay.
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Event type: Boutique style meeting
Event Address: Sonesta Ocean Point Resort and Spa1 Rhine Road, Sint Maarten, Sint Maarten, United States
For More Information:Dr. Joel Beth Navratik,VetVacationCE
2000 S Bayshore Drive ,Unit 71 ,Miami ,FL ,33133 ,United States
888-488-3882, [email protected], www.vetvacationce.com
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