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|Events|January 15, 2015
Wine Tasting, Hiking, Biking and CE in Sunny Santa Barbara
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Date: October 22 - October 25, 2015
Description:
We are thrilled to be returning to one of our favorite locations for CE - this costal hidden gem nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains is home to some of California's best wineries and a Mediterranean climate and way of life. This conference October 22-25, 2015 will feature 15 hours of CE in Small Animal Opthalmology, Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine by Drs. Marie Kerl (DACVIM, DACVECC), Elizabeth Giuliano (DACVO) and Megan Seekins (DACVECC). There will be optional group outings on bike and for wine tasting. Full details at vetlectures.com
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Event type: Conference
Event Address: Pepper Tree Inn Conference Center
Sponsor: IUVC - International Union of Veterinary Cyclists
For More Information:
773-234-8387, [email protected]
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