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SAVE THE DATE!
Tuesday Night CE Events:
May 28, 2013:
Topic: ”Tis the Season… To Be Itchy:
Causes and Treatment of Pruritis”
Speaker: Paul Bloom, DVM, DIPL ACVD, DIPL ABVP
Location: Pappadeaux
11975 North West Blvd.
Springdale, OH 45246
(513) 671-4473
Save the Date:
Sept. 24, 2013
Topic: Zoonotic Diseases
Speaker: George Moore, DVM, MS, PhD
Location: Newport Aquarium
Sponsored by Zoetis
Nov. 3, 2013
FALL SHORT COURSE AT
GREAT AMERICAN BALLPARK
Topic: Radiology
Speakers: David Biller, DVM, DACVR
Further information available by June 2013!
SCHEDULE:
6:15 p.m. Registration Open
6:45 p.m. Dinner Service/Business Meeting
7-9 p.m. Lecture
Join your CVMA colleagues and get a little Cajun while getting the chance to hear an award winning speaker.
Register Now:
Attendance for CVMA members at these events, including the selected dinner menu, is included in your annual member dues. Members are strongly encouraged to reserve a seat prior to the event. Email Holly Molony at hjmolony@gmail.com or call and leave a message at 513.368.6105 to reserve a seat.
CE HOURS: 2 approved
CVMA NEWS
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2013 Membership Renewal Drive is Underway
The 2013 Membership Drive is underway. In the next few weeks, you will receive a personalized renewal form with your contact information. Just confirm your contact information and return the form--easy as that! You're a member.
If you have associates and colleagues who are not members of CVMA please invite them to join. We have a remarkable year of CE and social events planned. Be a part of it!
Contact Holly Molony, Executive Director, for more information or download a new member application form
OTHER OFFERINGS
BOARD MEETINGS
Tuesday, May 5, 2013
This meeting is at 7:00 pm
Slatt's Pub in Blue Ash 4858 Cooper Road
Downtown Blue Ash
Phone: 513-791-2223
SPOTLIGHT ANIMAL RESCUE GROUP
Paw Pals are teams of pets and their human companions that are specially trained to visit VITAS Hospice patients. The individual teams offer comfort and a welcome distraction from disease and pain. They are a bright spot in what could otherwise be a lonely, dreary day for a patient nearing the end of life. “People become more active and responsive during and after an animal visit”, says Jill Grissom, VITAS Volunteer Manager. Often, patients that barely speak, light up and reminisce about pets that they had as a child as if it was yesterday. The Paw-Pals offer unconditional love and friendship when patients need it most.
