EQUINE VETERINARY EDUCATION / AE / MAY 2015


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Ambulatory exams, emergencies and economics in ‘focus’ at summer meeting


July 26-28, 2015 Minneapolis, Minnesota


As the first line of defense when the health of a client’s horse is at risk, ambulatory practitioners often practice in less than ideal conditions. Confronted by natural limitations in the field, successful ambulatory practitioners must maximize their environment, apply a broad knowledge and skill set, and deploy appropriate time and money management.


The AAEP’s Focus on Ambulatory Medicine is geared specif- ically to the road warriors of equine practice. Practical lectures and case-based presentations will strengthen your ability to perform thorough but efficient field examinations, triage emergencies, determine when to refer a case, and optimize your time, income and technology.


From field to finance, Focus on Ambulatory Medicine will help you improve patient health, client satisfaction and business profitability!


Meeting topics will include: • Performing dental, lameness, neurologic, ophthalmic and nutritionally focused exams in the field


• Diagnosing and treating common field emergencies as well as neurologic and ophthalmic emergencies


• Stabilizing fractures for referral • Interpreting available diagnostic testing for EPM and Lyme disease


Few spots remain for 360° Foot to Fetlock meeting


DIAGNOSING, IMAGING AND TREATING FROM THE FOOT TO THE FETLOCK


June 28 - July 1, 2015 Fort Collins, Colorado


Your window of opportunity is closing. Avoid being shut out by claiming one of the few remaining openings for 360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock in Fort Collins, Colo., June 28-July 1.


This immersive and lab-focused CE event is limited to 20 participants to ensure optimal training and skills develop-


ment in a region that accounts for up to 90% of all lamenesses.


At press time, seven spots remained open. Register today at www.aaep.org/info/360-fetlock.


360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock is sponsored by:


• Diagnosing and treating recurrent uveitis • Creating nutritional plans for thin geriatric horses • Charging for your services and maximizing your veterinary income


Who’s who: Focus on Ambulatory Medicine is a practical meeting presented by ambulatory veterinarians for ambulatory veter- inarians. Presenters include:


Dr. Amy Johnson Dr. Chelsey Miller Dr. Caroline Niederman


Dr. John Peloso Dr. Mike Pownall Dr. Sarah Ralston


Next steps: Focus on Ambulatory Medicine will be held July 26-28 at the Hilton Minneapolis in Minneapolis, Minn. The early registration deadline is June 30, and the early registra- tion rate for AAEP members is $450. Register at www.aaep. org/info/focus-ambulatory.


Focus on Ambulatory Medicine is sponsored by: EQUINE DIVISION


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