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AAEP News April 2018 IX


TRACK 2 Field Skills for Road Warriors


Whether you’re starting a new ambulatory practice or have worn out multiple sets of tires on your truck, the Field Skills for Road Warriors track will impart experience-based strategies to help you manage a profitable mobile practice and efficiently treat the assortment of medical conditions encountered in the field.


Practical takeaways and/or new information being presented include:


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The meeting will conclude with an optional wet labs day that will supplement accrued lecture knowledge with hands-on practice of techniques on systems commonly evaluated by the ambulatory practitioner. In small groups, you’ll rotate through four 105-minute lab stations practicing techniques essential to administration of proper care for respiratory, ophthalmic, reproductive and lameness conditions.


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You’ll strengthen horse health and client relations with practical take-home knowledge and techniques in the care of problem mares, neonatal foals, late-term pregnancies, coughing horses and those suffering from dermatologic, ophthalmic, respiratory, lameness and other issues.


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Presenters: The lecture and wet lab sessions will be led by a mix of successful ambulatory practitioners and board-certified experts in specific areas of equine health:


Dr. Scott Bailey Dr. Nimet Browne Dr. Jorge Colón Dr. Barry David


Dr. Callie Fogle Dr. Brian Gilger Dr. Lisa Kivett


Dr. Sara Lyle Dr. Ernie Martinez Dr. Rick Mitchell


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Dr. Jeannine Moga Dr. Timo Prange Dr. Wendy Vaala


Two-for-One Value: Registrants can attend lectures of both tracks for one registration fee.


The AAEP-member registration rate is $545 for lecture sessions and $450 for the optional wet labs. Wet lab attendance is capped at 56 participants per session and will be filled on a first-come basis. Transportation to and from wet labs is provided.


Early registration is encouraged and can be completed at aaep.org/meetings.


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