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ACVPM is recognized as one of the oldest veterinary specialty programs in the country.

The AAEP welcomes sports medicine associate Dr Jackie Christakos, and Dr Eric Mueller to their Board of Directors.

The Veterinary Virtual Care Association taps this team of nonprofit experts to provide association management services.

Dr Arce visited the North Pole to ensure the reindeer were in good condition to complete their journey around the globe this holiday season.

The organization declared Cornerstone Hospice and Palliative Care the 2021 winner of the Ingrid Thornquist award, recognizing its efforts of helping 114 pets and their families amid the pandemic.

This collaboration will help spread awareness of the challenges veterinary teams face while also empowering, educating, and supporting industry professionals.

This collaboration will grant IVSA members and their universities with discounted or free access to peer-reviewed clinical content.

Dr Lisa A. Fortier plans to utilize her expertise by publishing timely and important author contributions about clinical veterinary practice, basic science, and One Heath.

This new analytics platform allows VHMA members to compare their practice’s performance with clinics across the country.

AVMA board executives decide to make this convention an online-only event due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns and restrictions.

The ElleVet Project is designed to expand free veterinary care efforts to pets of the homeless and street pets.

The board has been expanded to 16 members to include an additional non-voting liaison party.

The guidelines outline lifetime care and cat-friendly approaches to improve feline health and well-being.

The corporate hospital chain has released 2 reports focusing on changes in pet ownership and veterinary care resulting from the pandemic.

They join more than 700 practice managers who have already received the voluntary credential.

This annual award is given to an individual whose leadership and vision have had an invaluable effect on veterinary academics and the profession as a whole.

The Brave Space Certificate Program will help fortify veterinary practices by supporting inclusion and encouraging open workplace dialogue.

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This year’s winners will each receive $10,000, mentorship, and an opportunity to participate in a virtual accelerator bootcamp and present their businesses at a virtual pitch competition in March.

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The goal of this new initiative is to empower technicians to advance their careers by offering them training courses, tailored mentorship, and the opportunity to significantly boost their salary.

Greg Geckles, with his 20 plus years of industry experience, will play a vital role in increasing company growth and enhancing engagement.

The new name reflects the organization’s commitment to the health and well-being of pet cats, homeless cats, and shelter cats.

The country’s largest pet retailer and largest pet insurer have teamed up to offer pet owners convenience and cost savings when purchasing pet medications.

The organization’s mission is to keep pets and their owners together during these unprecedented times, thus avoiding rehousing or relinquishing of animals to shelters.

The offering is intended to support better patient care, strengthen client relationships, improve efficiency, and increase practice revenue.

dvm360 is partnering with the Association of Veterinary Students UK and the Students of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association to host The Big Student Careers Fair.

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PAVE for Veterinary Technicians is a new program formed to assess the education equivalence of international veterinary technician/nurse graduates.

The Commission for a Diverse, Equitable and Inclusive Veterinary Profession will lead comprehensive DEI efforts to create sustainable long-term change in veterinary medicine.