Dr. Katherine Burke Johnson
8:15am | "Pivot with Purpose: Building a Sustainable and Inspired Veterinary Career"
Dr. Katherine Burke Johnson’s keynote will explore why veterinary medicine is more than a career—it’s a calling rooted in purpose, passion, and impact. She’ll dispel several long-standing industry myths and highlight why burnout in veterinary medicine does not have to be part of the journey. Attendees will leave inspired by practical strategies to pivot within the industry to enhance both their personal well-being and professional success.
Kelli Moss, Executive Director
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
9:30am | "Updates & Insights from the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine"
Stay informed with the latest developments from the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine. This session will provide timely updates on legislative and regulatory changes, licensing trends, enforcement priorities, and initiatives impacting veterinary professionals and establishments across the Commonwealth. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the Board’s current focus areas and upcoming policy considerations. This session offers a clear and concise overview of what’s happening behind the scenes—and what it means for your practice.
Dr. Kristen Messenger
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
10:40am | "Troubleshooting Common Anesthesia Complications Part 1: Hypotension, Bradycardia, Hypothermia"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Kristen Messenger
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
11:40am | "Troubleshooting Recovery Challenges: Pain, Dysphoria, Prolonged Recovery, & Desaturation "
Description coming soon!
Dr. Cynthia Ward
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
1:50pm | "Patient Selection and Starting Therapy of SGLT2 Inhibitors in Diabetic Cats"
There are new and exciting treatments available for feline diabetes mellitus. This talk will focus on how to use the new sodium glucose co-transport protein 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors (SGLT2i) in your practice. An overview of how the medications work will be presented followed by information on appropriate patient selection and screening protocols for diabetic cats. Initial dosing of SGLT2 inhibitors will be discussed. Specific case examples may be presented.
Dr. Cynthia Ward
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
2:50pm | "Monitoring and Troubleshooting Diabetic Cats on SGLT2 Inhibitors"
Monitoring SGLT2 Inhibitor therapy for diabetes mellitus in cats is different than insulin therapy monitoring. Appropriate timing and techniques for monitoring SGLT2 inhibitors treatment will be discussed. Information for caregivers about potential adverse events will be highlighted. Specific case examples may be presented.
Dr. Cynthia Ward
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
4:10pm | "New Ideas for Treating Canine Diabetes Mellitus"
This talk will focus on new strategies for more effective treatment of canine diabetes including increasing owner compliance. Specific case examples will be used to highlight lecture points.
Kelli Moss, Executive Director
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
9:30am | "Updates & Insights from the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine"
Stay informed with the latest developments from the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine. This session will provide timely updates on legislative and regulatory changes, licensing trends, enforcement priorities, and initiatives impacting veterinary professionals and establishments across the Commonwealth. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the Board’s current focus areas and upcoming policy considerations. This session offers a clear and concise overview of what’s happening behind the scenes—and what it means for your practice.
Dr. Kristen Messenger
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
10:40am | "Troubleshooting Common Anesthesia Complications Part 1: Hypotension, Bradycardia, Hypothermia"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Kristen Messenger
Joint Presentation for Small Animal I & II
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
11:40am | "Troubleshooting Recovery Challenges: Pain, Dysphoria, Prolonged Recovery, & Desaturation "
Description coming soon!
Dr. Casey LeBlanc
Sponsored by Eastern VetPath
1:50pm | "Cytology & Biopsy Submission Do's & Don'ts"
Submitting high-quality cytology and biopsy samples is essential for accurate, timely, and clinically useful diagnostic results. In this session, we will review the key do’s and don’ts that clinicians and technicians should follow when collecting, preparing, and submitting samples to the pathology laboratory. Participants will learn practical tips for optimizing sample quality, avoiding common pitfalls, and ensuring clear communication with pathologists. Through real-world examples and best-practice guidelines, this talk will help improve diagnostic success, reduce the need for re-sampling, and enhance patient care.
Dr. Casey LeBlanc
Sponsored by Eastern VetPath
2:50pm | "Intermediate Skill Cytology Review"
Designed for learners with foundational cytology experience, this session offers an in-depth review of key cytologic features, specimen evaluation, and differential diagnoses for many common canine and feline lesions.
Dr. Casey LeBlanc
Sponsored by Eastern VetPath
4:10pm | "Ultrasound/Cytology Case Examples"
This session presents a collection of real-world case examples integrating imaging findings with cytologic evaluation. Attendees will review imaging characteristics, correlate sonographic features with cytology results, and discuss diagnostic challenges encountered in daily practice. Through interactive case discussions, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how combined ultrasound and cytology assessment enhances diagnostic accuracy and guides effective patient management.
Travis Burnsv MSc, CJF, TE, EE, FWCF
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
9:30am | "Mechanical Properties of Hoof Wall Repair Composites"
Description coming soon!
Travis Burns, MSc, CJF, TE, EE, FWCF
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
10:30am | "Derotational Trimming/Shoeing"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Amy Santonastaso
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
12:45pm | "Managing Chronic Laminitis"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Amy Santonastaso
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
1:45pm | "Digital Venography of the Horse"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Amy Santonastaso & Jamie Secoura, CJF TE DipWCF
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
3:00pm | "Non-Septic Conditions of the Equine Foot"
Description coming soon!
TBA
4:10pm | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Danelle Bickett-Weddle
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
9:30am | "Lets Eat: Secure Food Supply"
Foreign animal disease (FAD) outbreaks threaten animal health, farm viability, and the stability of our food supply. The Secure Food Supply (SFS) Plans provide continuity-of-business guidance to help producers develop contingency plans, prevent disease exposure, and keep products moving during an outbreak while supporting effective disease control. In this 50-minute session, veterinarians will learn about the SFS Plans movement permitting requirements and the operational steps needed to help clients prepare before a disease event occurs. The session will highlight where the species-specific plans overlap, where they diverge, and how to share this information with clients.
Dr. Danelle Bickett-Weddle
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
10:30am | "Biosecurity: All the Cool Kids Are Doing It"
Veterinarians play a critical role in helping livestock producers turn broad biosecurity concepts into workable, farm-specific practices. This one-hour session provides a practical, species-spanning look at developing both daily biosecurity and enhanced (FAD-specific) biosecurity plans for beef, dairy, swine, and sheep operations. Attendees will learn how to guide producers through assessing current risks, identifying disease transmission pathways, and prioritizing achievable daily practices that strengthen on-farm resilience. Using real-world examples, the presentation will highlight common challenges, practical solutions, and species-specific nuances that influence plan development. Participants will leave with the knowledge and resources to support producers in building biosecurity plans for daily use and ready to scale up during an FAD event.
News Hour Panel
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
12:45pm | with Dr. Tracy Becker, Dr. Charlie Broaddus, Dr. Laura Hungerford, Kelli Moss, Dr. Julia Murphy & Dr. John Tracey
This panel will include updates from the following agencies: United States Department of Agriculture, Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Department of Health, and the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
Dr. Jeffrey Bewley
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
1:45pm | "The Science and Management Behind Compost Bedded Pack Barns that Work"
Compost bedded pack barns offer an alternative housing system that can improve cow comfort and welfare when properly managed, but success requires understanding the microbial processes that drive bedding decomposition and temperature regulation. This presentation examines the critical management factors including stocking density, aeration frequency, facility design, and moisture management that determine whether a compost barn functions as intended or becomes a problematic environment. Research-based guidelines for monitoring bedding conditions, bacterial populations, and cow hygiene scores will be discussed alongside economic comparisons with conventional housing. Attendees will learn evidence-based strategies to optimize compost barn performance and avoid common pitfalls that lead to system failure.
Dr. Jeffrey Bewley
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
3:00pm | "From Sensors to Smart Decisions: The New Era of Precision Dairy Management"
Precision livestock technologies including activity monitors, rumination sensors, automated body condition scoring systems, and milk analysis tools generate vast streams of data that promise to revolutionize dairy management decisions. This talk evaluates the current state of sensor accuracy, examines how algorithms translate raw measurements into actionable alerts for health and reproduction events, and critically assesses which technologies deliver measurable returns on investment. Integration challenges between multiple monitoring platforms and herd management software will be addressed, along with strategies for training farm personnel to respond appropriately to automated alerts. The presentation synthesizes recent research on detection performance, false positive rates, and implementation best practices to help producers navigate the rapidly evolving precision agriculture landscape.
Dr. Jeffrey Bewley
Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
4:10pm | "Changing the Game with Dairy Analytics"
Advanced statistical methods and data visualization techniques are transforming how dairy producers and consultants extract insights from herd records, genomic information, and production databases to drive genetic and management improvements. This presentation demonstrates how modern analytical approaches including mixed models, genomic predictions, and interactive dashboards enable more sophisticated evaluation of breeding decisions, nutritional strategies, and health interventions than traditional methods. Real-world case studies will illustrate how integrating multiple data sources—from DHIA records to on-farm sensors to genomic test results—reveals patterns and opportunities that remain hidden in conventional reports. Attendees will gain practical understanding of how analytics can be applied to their own operations to enhance profitability and animal performance.
Dr. Danelle Bickett-Weddle
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
9:30am | "Lets Eat: Secure Food Supply"
Foreign animal disease (FAD) outbreaks threaten animal health, farm viability, and the stability of our food supply. The Secure Food Supply (SFS) Plans provide continuity-of-business guidance to help producers develop contingency plans, prevent disease exposure, and keep products moving during an outbreak while supporting effective disease control. In this 50-minute session, veterinarians will learn about the SFS Plans movement permitting requirements and the operational steps needed to help clients prepare before a disease event occurs. The session will highlight where the species-specific plans overlap, where they diverge, and how to share this information with clients.
Dr. Danelle Bickett-Weddle
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
10:30am | "Biosecurity: All the Cool Kids Are Doing It"
Veterinarians play a critical role in helping livestock producers turn broad biosecurity concepts into workable, farm-specific practices. This one-hour session provides a practical, species-spanning look at developing both daily biosecurity and enhanced (FAD-specific) biosecurity plans for beef, dairy, swine, and sheep operations. Attendees will learn how to guide producers through assessing current risks, identifying disease transmission pathways, and prioritizing achievable daily practices that strengthen on-farm resilience. Using real-world examples, the presentation will highlight common challenges, practical solutions, and species-specific nuances that influence plan development. Participants will leave with the knowledge and resources to support producers in building biosecurity plans for daily use and ready to scale up during an FAD event.
News Hour Panel
Joint Presentation for Food Animal & Public Practice
12:45pm | with Dr. Tracy Becker, Dr. Charlie Broaddus, Dr. Laura Hungerford, Kelli Moss, Dr. Julia Murphy & Dr. John Tracey
This panel will include updates from the following agencies: United States Department of Agriculture, Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Department of Health, and the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources. Dr. Evymarie Prado Sanchez
1:45pm | "USDA Module: New World Screwworm - Where Are We Today?"
New World Screwworm are larvae that infest warm blooded animals and feeds on living tissue and causes myiasis. During this presentation, we will cover the organism and impact, clinical presentation, prevention and control and your role as an accredited veterinarian. Dr. H. Lane Songer
3:00pm | "The Role of the Supervising Veterinarian in the Animal Shelter"
This session addresses the role of veterinarians in assisting shelters with protocol development and supervising shelter use of controlled substances under the allowable limited circumstances, as well as the requirements for animal shelters to obtain adequate veterinary care for animals in custody. Dr. Sarah Firebaugh
4:10pm | "Update on National Livestock and Poultry Diseases of Concern"
This
session will cover the current national situation regarding foreign
animal diseases of concern for agriculture in the United States. Some of
the diseases that will be discussed will be Highly Pathogenic Avian
Influenza, New World Screwworm, Vesicular Stomatitis, and African Swine
Fever.
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Dr. Nancy Sanders
Sponsored by IDEXX
8:00am | "Five CBC Abnormalities You Should Never Ignore"
Hematology, including the CBC report, analyzer graphics, and peripheral blood film, is the most sensitive indicator of "deviation from health" in a pet. This talk will highlight the most important red cell, white cell, and platelet abnormalities and what to do about them in a case-based format. Clinicians will come away with increased confidence in interpreting hematology and in treating patients.
Dr. Nancy Sanders
Sponsored by IDEXX
9:15am | "Advancing Endocrine: When One Test Does Not Have All the Answers"
This talk will review current recommendations for diagnosing endocrine disease; which patients, which tests, and how to interpret results. The importance of understanding prevalence, pre-test probability of disease, and assessing and managing comorbidities will be covered. Updated treatment recommendations for the most common endocrine disorders will be discussed.
Dr. Nancy Sanders
Sponsored by IDEXX
10:10am | "Adrenal Disease: Giving Clarity to Confusion"
Adrenal disease can be challenging not only in diagnosis (test selection and interpretation) but also in both acute and long-term treatment and monitoring. This talk will cover Cushing’s disease, Addison’s disease, and other adrenal gland diseases with an emphasis on diagnosis, monitoring, and updated treatment recommendations.
Dr. Joe Wakshlag
Sponsored by ElleVet Sciences
11:20am | "The Ins and Outs of Hemp Cannabinoids in SA Pain Management"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Joe Wakshlag
Sponsored by ElleVet Sciences
1:20pm | "CBD and CBDA: More Than Just Pain!"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Mark Belyeu
Sponsored by Zoetis
2:20pm | "Coughing Conundrum: Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC)"
The presentation "Coughing Conundrum" focuses on Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease (CIRD), highlighting the complexity of the disease caused by multiple viral and bacterial pathogens. It emphasizes the importance of both mucosal and systemic immunity in preventing infection by detailing the pulmonary immune defenses. The presentation also discusses transmission routes, risk factors, and the role of vaccination in controlling this multifactorial respiratory disease in dogs.
Dr. Courtney Pierce
Sponsored by Zoetis
3:20pm | "Case Studies Review of Monoclonal Antibodies"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Courtney Pierce
Sponsored by Zoetis
4:10pm | "Process of Drug Review & Pharmaco Vigilance"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Ed Fallin
Sponsored by Veterinary Referral & Critical Care (VRCC)
8:00am | "The Incurable but Highly Treatable Demon of Medical Bias "
Cognitive bias has become increasingly recognized as an important source of medical error. It is ubiquitous throughout clinical practice yet incompletely understood. This is especially true in veterinary medicine where it has barely been acknowledged as a major problem. We will discuss the potential origins of bias, illustrate a number of important biases that commonly occur in clinical practice, and consider potential strategies that may be used to mitigate their effect.
Dr. Ed Fallin
Sponsored by Veterinary Referral & Critical Care (VRCC)
9:15am | "History and Physical Examination: The Lost Art"
The importance of history and physical examination in making a correct medical diagnosis has been known for centuries, yet these skills are progressively becoming used with less frequency, and with less effectiveness. This is having a profound negative impact on the speed, efficiency, accuracy, and cost of obtaining an accurate diagnosis. We will look at the multiple causes of this phenomenon, its impact on veterinary medicine, and methodologies that can be used to master these basic, but essential skills.
Dr. Gregory Lisciandro
10:10am | "Global FAST® Point-of-care Ultrasound: AFAST® & Its Target-organ Approach & Fluid Scoring System - More than a POCUS!"
We will cover image acquisition for the 5-acoustic windows (views) of the AFAST exam and its "target-organ approach" to not only detect free fluid but also for obvious soft tissue abnormalities with clear advantages over physical exam, basic blood and urine testing, and radiography. Through the AFAST Approach and its 5 standardized views, the clinician "sees their problem list" and thus diagnostic and treatment plans are often more accurate and better streamlined. The AFAST-applied fluid scoring system will also be introduced and its use to track hemorrhagic and non-hemorrhagic effusions to give more clinical relevance to a positive AFAST. Applications are widespread and practical for all veterinarians including the general practitioner, the emergency veterinarian, and the clinical specialist Practical everyday cases are used to show this approach’s clinical impact.
Dr. Gregory Lisciandro
11:20am | "Global FAST® Point-of-care Ultrasound: TFAST® & the Accurate Diagnosis of Pericardial and Pleural Effusion - More than a POCUS!
We will cover TFAST and its 5-view design for detecting pneumothorax; and pleural and pericardial effusion by using our set of TFAST rules; and its fundamental echocardiography. These TFAST rules are important to help avoid mistaking heart chambers for either type of effusion or heart anatomy for other abnormalities. Common causes for pericardial effusion in both dogs and cats, overcoming "confirmation bias error" and "satisfaction of search error", clinical imaging pearls, and advantages and limitations of TFAST as compared to radiography will also be discussed. Practical everyday cases are used to show this approach’s achievability for the non-radiologist, non-cardiologist, and its clinical impact.
Dr. Gregory Lisciandro
1:20pm | "Global FAST® Point-of-care Ultrasound: TFAST® Fundamental Echocardiography and Doing the EPIC Guidelines - More than a POCUS!
We will cover fundamental TFAST echocardiography views for obvious abnormalities of the left- and right-heart, general systolic dysfunction, volume status, and soft tissue abnormalities missed or only suspected by thoracic radiography. The EPIC Guidelines and their mandated echocardiography measurements will be reviewed. Fundamental TFAST echocardiography has clear advantages over the radiographic cardiac silhouette; and can detect cardiac-related pathology including masses and intracardiac heartworms. Practical everyday cases are used to show this approach’s clinical impact.
Dr. Gregory Lisciandro
2:20pm | "Global FAST® Point-of-care Ultrasound: Vet BLUE® Lung Ultrasound - Your New Stethoscope - 'Wet vs Dry Lung' and Its Signs of Consolidation - More than a POCUS!"
We will discuss the evolution of lung ultrasound beginning over 30-years ago in 1986 and some important findings that led to its clinical use in people and animals. Following the short introduction, we will review how to perform Vet BLUE and its 9 unique regional views, the lung ultrasound artifacts of "wet lung" versus "dry lung", the novel Vet BLUE B-line scoring and its inherent severity scoring system for assessing and tracking respiratory patients, and its signs of consolidation - Shred, Tissue, Nodule, and Wedge Signs. Vet BLUE is advantageous as a unique and novel regional, pattern-based approach for developing a working diagnosis for common small animal respiratory conditions. Comparisons to radiography and computed tomography will be made discussing advantages and limitations of the Vet BLUE approach. Practical everyday cases are used to show this approach’s clinical impact.
Dr. Laura Mancuso
3:20pm | "Feline Iris Hyperpigmentation"
This session will provide an overview of clinical differentiation of feline iris melanosis from feline diffuse iris melanoma, prognosis updates based on recent veterinary literature, and medical versus surgical management options
Dr. Laura Mancuso
4:10pm | "A Series of Unfortunate Eyes"
This session will provide an an interactive ocular image recognition activity to guide discussion of clinical cases.
TBA
8:00am | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
TBA
9:15am | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Amy Santonastaso
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
10:10am | "Strategies for Diagnosing and Managing Metabolic Disease"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Amy Santonastaso
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
11:20am | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Erik Peterson
Sponsored by Dechra
1:20pm | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Gustavo Zanotto
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
2:20pm | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Gustavo Zanotto
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
3:20pm | "TBA"
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Dr. Gustavo Zanotto
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
4:10pm | "TBA"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Troy Rowan
8:00am | "Consulting with Producers on Genetic Decision Making"
This session will serve as a general introduction to genetic selection tools and breeding programs that practitioners may be asked to consult on. It will discuss the importance of establishing breeding plans, the basics of expected progeny differences (EPDs), and the value of crossbreeding.
Dr. Troy Rowan
9:00am | "Genomic Testing for the Commercial Herd"
Genomic tools have revolutionized genetic improvement programs over the past two decades, but they have just recently become widely accessible to commercial producers. This session will discuss how genomic tools can be deployed to help inform heifer selection decisions and to create marketing opportunities for feeder cattle.
Dr. Troy Rowan
10:10am | "Heritable Defects & Genetic Approaches to Improving Animal Health"
Genetics plays a substantial role in animal health, from disrupted development to susceptibility to pathogens. This talk will survey both congenital genetic defects, and emerging areas where selection tools may help improve disease outcomes.
Dr. Katie Lukowicz
11:00am | "Farm Call for the Purpose Bred Rabbit"
This session will cover the basics of meat rabbit husbandry and the common diseases of production rabbits—oriented toward rabbits being food animals, not solely exotic pets.
Dr. Jessica Walters
1:30pm | "Diagnostics Trends and Updates from the VDACS Laboratories"
This session will include an update on the VDACS Regional Animal Health Laboratory System (RAHLS) including the implementation of a new laboratory information management system and data analytics program. An overview of data capabilities will be provided, as well as client portal access and payment options will be provided. Four diagnosticians from the VDACS RAHLS will provide case reports and necropsy trends.
Dr. Thomas Lavelle
2:20pm | "TBA: VDACS Case Studies"
Description coming soon!
Dr. Jamie Stewart
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
3:30pm | "Ultrasonography Techniques for Diagnosing/Managing Reproductive Disorders in Male Farm Animals"
This lecture will provide a brief overview on different ultrasonography machines that can be utilized in food animal practice (cattle, small ruminants, camelid, swine). Diagnosis of reproductive pathologies will be the main focus for this lecture with an emphasis on testicular, epididymal, and accessory sex gland disorders. In addition to diagnosing pathologies, the lecture will provide insight on how to use ultrasonography to help determine prognosis. Lastly, the speaker will give a brief introduction to what technologies may become available in the future using testicular ultrasonography to predict fertility in males.
Dr. Jamie Stewart
Sponsored by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
4:20pm | "Ultrasonography Techniques for Diagnosing/Managing Reproductive Disorders in Female Farm Animals"
As a sequela to the first lecture, this talk will focus on how the use of ultrasonography can be expanded well beyond just “pregnant or open”. Ultrasonography in females can be used to assist with identifying ovarian and uterine pathologies in all food animal species and can help to assign prognosis, determine the need for additional diagnostic testing, and facilitate treatment decisions. Additionally, there will be a brief overview on what we know about utilizing ultrasonography to predict fetal viability in small ruminants.
These wellness sessions are provided by MYgroup. More track info coming soon! Session topics include: - Recognizing a Troubled Employee
- Suicide Pre-/Post-vention
- Wellness and Burnout
- Taking Care of Yourself and Your Employees
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