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Carrie Winckler CVT, VTS (Dentistry)PerioViveJul 23, 2026
X-ray Vision: Secrets to Mastering Dental Radiographs with Carrie Winckler CVT, VTS (Dentistry)
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST
Imaging & Radiology1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedLiveFree
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Carrie Winckler CVT, VTS (Dentistry)American Veterinary Dental CollegeAug 6, 2026 - Aug 7, 2026
Fundamental Canine and Feline Dentistry and Surgical Extractions
(8 hours lecture, 8 hours lab) | Location: Vancouver, WA | Type: Lecture and Wet Lab
Oral Surgery16 CE creditsLiveVets
American Veterinary Dental CollegeAug 8, 2026 - Aug 9, 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Boston August 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Boston August 2026 Discover the latest in veterinary dentistry with Dr. Beckman. Join us for two immersive days of live hands-on CE featuring new techniques, enhanced surgical extraction skills, and expert-led wet lab training for veterinarians focused on canine and feline procedures. This intensive wet lab offers 21 RACE-approved hours designed to elevate your surgical extractions in general practice. Even More Training. Even More Extraction Time. Even More RACE CE Hours. Than Ever Before! By the end of this wet lab, you will be able to: Perform simple and surgical extractions with greater speed and confidence Execute nerve blocks and mucoperiosteal flaps in both dogs and cats Carry out maxillary and mandibular canine extractions with proper technique Complete maxillary 4th premolar and mandibular 1st molar extractions efficiently Retrieve fractured root tips cleanly and confidently Handle full and partial quadrant extractions in general practice Included with registration is immediate lifetime access to the prerequisite online course — Veterinary Dental Key Concepts and Extraction Principles — 5 hours of RACE-approved instruction covering every procedure you will perform in the wet lab, so you arrive ready to operate from day one. Led by Brett Beckman, DAVDC, FAVD, DAAPM and the IVDI instructor team: Jennifer Alterman, DVM, Roberto Cedial, DVM, Trudi Bowden, DVM, David Calderwood, DVM, Jennifer Graham, DVM LEARN MORE | Location: Boston, MA | Type: Wet Lab
Oral Surgery5 CE creditsLive
Animal Dental Training CenterAug 15, 2026 - Aug 16, 2026
Technician Dentistry Workshop
This is the definitive 2-day (16-hour) continuing education program for Veterinary Technicians seeking to achieve true mastery in clinical veterinary dentistry. Led by board-certified specialists (AVDC Diplomates), this immersive workshop combines 5 hours of in-depth lectures with 11 hours of intensive, hands-on wet-lab practice. This course is designed to be the single most comprehensive training available, combining what other programs offer as four separate courses—radiology, periodontal proc | Location: Towson, MD
General Dentistry16 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveTechs
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Heidi Olivier CVT, VTS (Dentistry)PerioViveAug 20, 2026
What Are You Looking At? Dental Radiograph Anatomy and Interpretation with Heidi Olivier CVT, VTS (Dentistry)
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST
Imaging & Radiology1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedLiveFree
Veterinary Dental SpecialtiesAug 29, 2026
San Diego | Level I Extractions Bundle (8/29/26)
Level I Extractions Bundle t aught by Dr. Brook Niemiec in San Diego . Location: San Diego.
Oral Surgery8 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$1,599
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsSep 6, 2026
RADIOLOGY INTERPRETATION & POSITIONING LAB
Learn the basics of positioning & interpretation for dental x-rays. This course is for veterinarians, veterinary technicians & assistants who wish to learn and advance their knowledge of dental radiography. | The course will cover: | Topics: Normal Dental Anatomy; Some Basic Dental Pathology; Dental Radiology Equipment; Intraoral Dental Radiography Techniques and X-ray Positioning will be described and practiced in a hands-on laboratory.
Imaging & Radiology4 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$275
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsSep 7, 2026
RADIOLOGY INTERPRETATION & POSITIONING LAB
Learn the basics of positioning & interpretation for dental x-rays. This course is for veterinarians, veterinary technicians & assistants who wish to learn and advance their knowledge of dental radiography. | The course will cover: | Topics: Normal Dental Anatomy; Some Basic Dental Pathology; Dental Radiology Equipment; Intraoral Dental Radiography Techniques and X-ray Positioning will be described and practiced in a hands-on laboratory.
Imaging & Radiology4 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$275
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Dr. Erin VicariPerioViveSep 17, 2026
Welcome to the Block Party! Local Anesthetics in Veterinary Dentistry with Dr. Erin Vicari
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST
Anesthesia & Pain1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedLiveFree
Animal Dental Care & Oral SurgerySep 17, 2026 - Sep 18, 2026
Introduction to Veterinary Dentistry, Radiology and Oral Surgery
Enhance your vet dentistry skills with our 2-Day Lecture and Wet Lab course for veterinarians seeking to improve their pet dentistry skills. Upcoming dates: Sep 17-18, 2026; Nov 12-13, 2026; Dec 10-11, 2026. Individual price: $2,590.00.
General Dentistry16 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$2,590.00
Animal Dental Training CenterSep 18, 2026 - Sep 20, 2026
Fundamentals of Dentistry
Fundamentals of Dentistry – 3-Day Hands-On Veterinary CE A welcoming, skills-first introduction to small-animal dentistry for general practitioners and technicians. Over three days, you’ll build confidence with dental radiography , simple surgical and closed extractions , periodontal disease recognition and treatment , and efficient anesthesia and workflow . Short, practical lectures are paired with focused wet-labs so you can apply what you learn to everyday cases the very next week. What You’l | Location: Towson, MD
General DentistryRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
American Veterinary Dental CollegeSep 19, 2026 - Sep 20, 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Atlanta September 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Atlanta September 2026 Discover the latest in veterinary dentistry with Dr. Beckman. Join us for two immersive days of live hands-on CE featuring new techniques, enhanced surgical extraction skills, and expert-led wet lab training for veterinarians focused on canine and feline procedures. This intensive wet lab offers 21 RACE-approved hours designed to elevate your surgical extractions in general practice. Even More Training. Even More Extraction Time. Even More RACE CE Hours. Than Ever Before! By the end of this wet lab, you will be able to: Perform simple and surgical extractions with greater speed and confidence Execute nerve blocks and mucoperiosteal flaps in both dogs and cats Carry out maxillary and mandibular canine extractions with proper technique Complete maxillary 4th premolar and mandibular 1st molar extractions efficiently Retrieve fractured root tips cleanly and confidently Handle full and partial quadrant extractions in general practice Included with registration is immediate lifetime access to the prerequisite online course — Veterinary Dental Key Concepts and Extraction Principles — 5 hours of RACE-approved instruction covering every procedure you will perform in the wet lab, so you arrive ready to operate from day one. Led by Brett Beckman, DAVDC, FAVD, DAAPM and the IVDI instructor team: Jennifer Alterman, DVM, Roberto Cedial, DVM, Trudi Bowden, DVM, David Calderwood, DVM, Jennifer Graham, DVM LEARN MORE | Location: Atlanta, GA | Type: Wet Lab
Oral Surgery5 CE creditsLive
Animal Dental Training CenterSep 26, 2026
Canine & Feline Surgical Extractions
This is a 9-hour, immersive veterinary dental CE program focused on advanced surgical extractions in canines and felines. Taught by a team of board-certified specialists (Diplomates of the AVDC and EVDC), this course is designed for veterinary professionals seeking to master the most practical and advanced techniques in exodontia. This program is the most detailed single-day wet-lab on oral surgery available, combining 2.5 hours of interactive lecture with 6.5 hours of intensive, hands-on labora | Location: Towson, MD
Oral Surgery9 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
Veterinary Dental SpecialtiesSep 27, 2026
Dublin | Vet Dentistry Radiology Lab (9/27/26) PM Session
Location: Dublin.
Imaging & Radiology2 CE creditsLive$149
Veterinary Dental SpecialtiesSep 27, 2026
Dublin | Vet Dentistry Radiology Lab (9/27/26) AM Session
Location: Dublin.
Imaging & Radiology2 CE creditsLive$149
Veterinary Dental SpecialtiesOct 16, 2026
RENO | Vet Dentistry Dry Lab (10/16/26)
Location: Reno.
General Dentistry3 CE creditsLive$199
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsOct 18, 2026 - Oct 19, 2026
CANINE & FELINE EXTRACTION LAB
We will include the basic building blocks that we discuss in our Canine Extraction Labs, and we will build upon that to include Feline Dental Extractions for day 2. There will be a lab portion with hands on training of dental extractions in canines (day 1) & felines (day 2) | We will further discuss: | Topics: Dental Terminology; Dental Nerve Blocks; Extraction Indications & Techniques; Detailed
Oral Surgery16 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$2,475.00
Veterinary Dental SpecialtiesOct 19, 2026
LAS VEGAS | Veterinary Dental Radiology Lab (10/19/26)
Join us in Vegas for the VDS Veterinary Dental Radiology Lab, t aught by: Dr. Brook Niemiec, Ruth Ward (LVT), and Claudia Adame (LVT). Location: Las Vegas.
Imaging & Radiology3 CE creditsLiveVets$199
Animal Dental Care & Oral SurgeryOct 21, 2026
“Bite-sized” Wisdom: Dentistry for Veterinary Technicians
Are you a veterinary technician wanting to learn more about dentistry? Get dentistry ce credits in our course for veterinary technicians. Upcoming dates: Oct 21, 2026. Individual price: $550.00.
General DentistryLiveTechs$550.00
Animal Dental Care & Oral SurgeryOct 22, 2026
Advanced Surgical Extractions and Periodontal Surgery in Dogs
Are you a veterinarian looking for a course on advanced dog tooth extraction? Take our Advanced Surgical Extractions course. Upcoming dates: Oct 22, 2026. Individual price: $1,395.00.
Oral Surgery8 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$1,395.00
Animal Dental Care & Oral SurgeryOct 23, 2026
Introduction to Feline Dentistry and Oral Surgery
Feline dentistry can be difficult! Our feline dentistry course for veterinarians will help attendees get more comfortable with cat dentistry. Upcoming dates: Oct 23, 2026. Individual price: $1,395.00.
General Dentistry8 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveTechs$1,395.00
Animal Dental Training CenterOct 24, 2026 - Oct 25, 2026
OS2.5: Difficult Surgical Extractions, Oncologic Surgery
This is an advanced 2-day (16-hour RACE-approved) continuing education program for veterinarians who are comfortable with routine extractions and are ready to advance their surgical skills. This course is led by a supportive team of board-certified (AVDC Diplomate) instructors and focuses on building confidence in two of the most challenging areas of oral surgery. This program is designed for maximum skill development, with 11 hours of intensive, hands-on wet-lab practice . To create an unparall | Location: Towson, MD
Oral Surgery16 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
American Veterinary Dental CollegeOct 24, 2026 - Oct 25, 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Sacramento October 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Sacramento October 2026 Discover the latest in veterinary dentistry with Dr. Beckman. Join us for two immersive days of live hands-on CE featuring new techniques, enhanced surgical extraction skills, and expert-led wet lab training for veterinarians focused on canine and feline procedures. This intensive wet lab offers 21 RACE-approved hours designed to elevate your surgical extractions in general practice. Even More Training. Even More Extraction Time. Even More RACE CE Hours. Than Ever Before! By the end of this wet lab, you will be able to: Perform simple and surgical extractions with greater speed and confidence Execute nerve blocks and mucoperiosteal flaps in both dogs and cats Carry out maxillary and mandibular canine extractions with proper technique Complete maxillary 4th premolar and mandibular 1st molar extractions efficiently Retrieve fractured root tips cleanly and confidently Handle full and partial quadrant extractions in general practice Included with registration is immediate lifetime access to the prerequisite online course — Veterinary Dental Key Concepts and Extraction Principles — 5 hours of RACE-approved instruction covering every procedure you will perform in the wet lab, so you arrive ready to operate from day one. Led by Brett Beckman, DAVDC, FAVD, DAAPM and the IVDI instructor team: Jennifer Alterman, DVM, Roberto Cedial, DVM, Trudi Bowden, DVM, David Calderwood, DVM, Jennifer Graham, DVM LEARN MORE | Location: Sacramento, CA | Type: Wet Lab
Oral Surgery5 CE creditsLive
Animal Dental Training CenterNov 6, 2026 - Nov 8, 2026
The Oral Injury Toolkit: Fractures & Soft Tissue Repair
This is the most comprehensive 3-day (24-hour RACE-approved) continuing education program available for veterinarians on the management of acute oral trauma. Led by board-certified AVDC/EVDC Diplomates, this immersive course is designed to build mastery in diagnosing and treating complex maxillofacial and soft tissue injuries. This program features over 13 hours of intensive, hands-on wet-lab practice, moving far beyond simple extractions into the realm of advanced oral surgery and reconstructio | Location: Towson, MD
Oral Surgery24 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
Animal Dental Training CenterNov 14, 2026
Canine & Feline Surgical Extractions
This is a 9-hour, immersive veterinary dental CE program focused on advanced surgical extractions in canines and felines. Taught by a team of board-certified specialists (Diplomates of the AVDC and EVDC), this course is designed for veterinary professionals seeking to master the most practical and advanced techniques in exodontia. This program is the most detailed single-day wet-lab on oral surgery available, combining 2.5 hours of interactive lecture with 6.5 hours of intensive, hands-on labora | Location: Towson, MD
Oral Surgery9 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsNov 15, 2026
DENTAL ANESTHESIA, PAIN MANAGEMENT & DENTAL NERVE BLOCKS
Learn about anesthesia for the dental patient and the nuances to consider with anesthesia and the different dental procedures. This course is open for veterinarians, veterinary technicians & assistants. | We will discuss: | Topics: Anesthesia Equipment; Fluid and Constant Rate Infusion Pumps; We will discuss Pain Management for the dental patient and include a hands-on lab for practicing dental nerve blocks.
Anesthesia & Pain4 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$275
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsNov 16, 2026
DENTAL ANESTHESIA, PAIN MANAGEMENT & DENTAL NERVE BLOCKS
Learn about anesthesia for the dental patient and the nuances to consider with anesthesia and the different dental procedures. This course is open for veterinarians, veterinary technicians & assistants. | We will discuss: | Topics: Anesthesia Equipment; Fluid and Constant Rate Infusion Pumps; We will discuss Pain Management for the dental patient and include a hands-on lab for practicing dental nerve blocks.
Anesthesia & Pain4 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$275
American Veterinary Dental CollegeNov 21, 2026 - Nov 22, 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Orlando November 2026
Veterinary Dental Course and Dog & Cat Extraction Wet Lab Orlando November 2026 Discover the latest in veterinary dentistry with Dr. Beckman. Join us for two immersive days of live hands-on CE featuring new techniques, enhanced surgical extraction skills, and expert-led wet lab training for veterinarians focused on canine and feline procedures. This intensive wet lab offers 21 RACE-approved hours designed to elevate your surgical extractions in general practice. Even More Training. Even More Extraction Time. Even More RACE CE Hours. Than Ever Before! By the end of this wet lab, you will be able to: Perform simple and surgical extractions with greater speed and confidence Execute nerve blocks and mucoperiosteal flaps in both dogs and cats Carry out maxillary and mandibular canine extractions with proper technique Complete maxillary 4th premolar and mandibular 1st molar extractions efficiently Retrieve fractured root tips cleanly and confidently Handle full and partial quadrant extractions in general practice Included with registration is immediate lifetime access to the prerequisite online course — Veterinary Dental Key Concepts and Extraction Principles — 5 hours of RACE-approved instruction covering every procedure you will perform in the wet lab, so you arrive ready to operate from day one. Led by Brett Beckman, DAVDC, FAVD, DAAPM and the IVDI instructor team: Jennifer Alterman, DVM, Roberto Cedial, DVM, Trudi Bowden, DVM, David Calderwood, DVM, Jennifer Graham, DVM LEARN MORE | Location: Orlando, FL | Type: Wet Lab
Oral Surgery5 CE creditsLive
Animal Dental Training CenterDec 4, 2026 - Dec 6, 2026
Fundamentals of Dentistry
Fundamentals of Dentistry – 3-Day Hands-On Veterinary CE A welcoming, skills-first introduction to small-animal dentistry for general practitioners and technicians. Over three days, you’ll build confidence with dental radiography , simple surgical and closed extractions , periodontal disease recognition and treatment , and efficient anesthesia and workflow . Short, practical lectures are paired with focused wet-labs so you can apply what you learn to everyday cases the very next week. What You’l | Location: Towson, MD
General DentistryRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs
Crown Veterinary Dental SpecialistsDec 13, 2026
CANINE EXTRACTION LAB
The following topics will be covered in presentations: | Topics: Dental Terminology; Dental Nerve Blocks; Extraction Indications & Techniques; Detailed explanation of all the different dental instruments
Oral Surgery8 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedLiveVets And Techs$1,175
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Recognition and Management of Benign and Malignant Oral Tumors
This course will help learners determine whether an intraoral or maxillofacial tumor is benign or malignant.
Oral Pathology3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Oral and Dental Trauma
This course will introduce learners to traumatic injuries involving the mandible, maxilla, temporomandibular joints, palate, soft tissues and the dentition.
Oral Surgery3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Feline Dental and Oral Pathology
This module will teach learners to recognize dental and oral lesions in cats.
Oral Pathology3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
VetMedTeam
Why the Microbiome Matters for Pet Health Microbiome Science
Every year NAVTA publishes their annual convention issue, which contains one or more Free RACE approved (for technicians) CE articles. These CE opportunities are available at no charge and include a copy of the related article.Microbiome science is an exciting and evolving field in veterinary medicine. However, it is an emerging field with a lot of ongoing research that will likely shape the future of veterinary microbiome science. This article covers some of the main concepts about veterinary microbiome science and medicine as well as some of the challenges in this field.RACE approved technicians.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedTechsFree
VetMedTeam
NAVTA CE: GOLDEN YEARS: TREASURING THE SENIOR YEARS OF OUR FURRY FRIENDS CONVENTION 2026
Every year NAVTA publishes their annual convention issue, which contains one or more Free RACE approved (for technicians) CE articles. These CE opportunities are available at no charge and include a copy of the related article.This course discusses the AAHA Senior Care Guidelines for Dogs and Cats, which provide veterinary teams with a thorough framework to enhance the quality and longevity of life for aging pets. Recognizing that aging itself is not a disease, the guidelines stress the importance of individualized wellness care, proactive health screenings, tailored nutrition, and routine communication with pet owners.RACE approved technicians.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedTechsFree
VetMedTeam
Modernizing Pet Food Labels
Every year NAVTA publishes their annual convention issue, which contains one or more Free RACE approved (for technicians) CE articles. These CE opportunities are available at no charge and include a copy of the related article.Pet food labels have been updated. Four major changes have been communicated. The major changes were the addition of an intended use statement, a pet nutrition facts box, a voluntary handling & storage statement, and updates to the ingredient statement. There were also some minor changes to definitions and terms, the label format & labeling, feeding directions, and descriptive terms. Pet food companies have 6 years from 2024 to update their packages, so for the next 6 years both labels may be found on pet food packages. From a nutritional and regulatory standpoint, the final regulations may be difficult for pet parents to understand. It is important that the health care team understands the new regulations and can help the pet parent understand the changes and how it may affect their decision to purchase the food.RACE approved technicians.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedTechsFree
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Periodontal Disease and Treatment Options
This course will teach learners to thoroughly examine the oral cavity of patients with periodontal disease, as well as evaluate dental radiographs and treatment of this common condition.
Periodontics3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
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Dr. Grace BrownPerioViveOn-Demand
Beyond Healing: Real-World Use of Hyaluronic Acid
Explore the evolving role of hyaluronic acid in veterinary dentistry beyond wound healing. Learn how it supports tissue regeneration, reduces inflammation, and improves healing outcomes through real-world clinical case examples.
General Dentistry1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandFree
VetMedTeam
A Day in the Life of a Dermatologist
This course examines the diagnosis, treatment, and client education of dermatological disorders of the dog and cat. It explores common and uncommon skin diseases such as pemphigus, discoid lupus erythematosus, systemic lupus erythematosus, erythema multiforme, Steven's Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis, and epitheliotropic lymphoma. Allergic dermatitis is rounds out the review.RACE approved for both vets and techs.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedVetsFree
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
VetTechnicalities: Triage
Evaluate the patient. Calm the clients. Notify the team. Treat the patient. Repeat! Veterinary technicians and nurses are the first responders in the ER, and triaging requires more than a brief once-over. This course covers every aspect of an ER veterinary triage, from input to intake, and informs you how to implement effective triage into your practice. Useful for general practices and specialty centers, via telemedicine and in-person. You won't just be reading a temperature; you will be reading the whole room.Course is RACE approved for veterinary technicians/nurses.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandTechsFree
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
I Deworm But I Can’t Get Rid of Hookworms: Are These Hookworms Resistant?
Resistance to dewormers has emerged as a serious concern in Ancylostoma caninum, one of the hookworms of dogs. This course discusses how anthelmintic resistance arises, what we know about the prevalence of resistance in hookworms in the United States, how to diagnose cases of resistance, and how to manage these cases.RACE approved for vets/techs.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVetsFree
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
Intervertebral Disc Disease in Dogs: Oh, My Aching Back
This free course utilizes the webinar archive from the live presentation.Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is the most common spinal problem in dogs. This course discusses the anatomy and pathophysiology of type I and type II IVDD in the cervical and thoracolumbar regions as well as diagnostics and medical and surgical treatment options. Included are recommendations for obtaining diagnostic radiographs of each spinal region and advice on when to refer these patients. Acute non-compressive nucleus pulposus extrusion will be also be described.RACE approved vet/tech
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVetsFree
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
Back to Stool: Things You May Have Forgotten About Clinical Parasitology
Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effectively managing, controlling, and treating parasitic infections in companion animals, but how confident are you in conducting tests and interpreting results? This free course covers the principles of most common routine diagnostic tests, identifies their applicability and limitations, breaks down common pitfalls, and explores emerging challenges and advancements in clinical parasitology. It provides practical insights to enhance diagnostic skills and to help participants make informed decisions that directly impact patient care.Race approved for vets/techs.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVetsFree
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
Controlled Drugs: Recordkeeping and Diversion Prevention in Veterinary Medicine
All veterinary team members with access to controlled drugs must be aware of the DEA's expectations regarding controlled substance recordkeeping. This free RACE approved 2 credit course provides examples of documentation methods for keeping track of controlled drugs. Why and how cycle counting should be incorporated and what to do when discrepancies are found are covered. It is heavy on examples regarding how to apply DEA regulations in practice.Preventing drug diversion requires vigilance, education, and clear policies. Both human and veterinary healthcare professionals play a crucial role in ensuring controlled substances are properly managed to protect patients, workers, and organizations. This course explores the issue of drug diversion in healthcare and veterinary settings, focusing on risks, prevention strategies, and response protocols.Race approved for vets/techs.
Medical2 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVetsFree
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Canine and Feline Dental Anatomy
In this module, we’ll learn about important terminology and the clinical applications of dental and paradental anatomy.
General Dentistry3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
VetMedTeamOn-Demand
One Health: Dogs and Cats as Sentinels for Human Risk
This case-based course summarizes key clinical aspects of ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis, and Lyme, including the One Health concern. It explains how dogs and cats can act as sentinels for human exposure risk to parasites. Recent peer-reviewed literature as well as evidence and expert based guidelines will be shared. This course helps participants feel more comfortable and confident facing off against these increasingly common infectious disease, including communicating with pet owners.RACE approved for vets/techs.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVetsFree
VetMedTeam
Capnography: Monitoring in Thin Air
This course looks at both capnometric value and capnographic waveform. Blood gas analysis, leading into a discussion about pulse oximetry and its usefulness in patients who are ventilating in enriched oxygen environments, offers valuable insight into these important anesthesia monitoring components.This course does not carry RACE credits.
Anesthesia & PainFree
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Clinical Small Animal Dentistry
This course is an intensive study of modern dentistry techniques for dogs and cats.
General Dentistry24 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
University of Illinois CVMOn-Demand
Veterinary Dental Radiography
During this course, the normal and abnormal radiographic appearance of canine and feline teeth, their supporting tissues, and surrounding areas will be reviewed.
Imaging & Radiology3 CE creditsRACE-ApprovedOn DemandVets And Techs
VetMedTeam
Time to Tick-Talk
This course provides a review of tick-borne diseases in dogs and cats with an emphasis on clinical diagnostic challenges and treatment options. Diseases include Anaplasmosis, Ehrlichiosis, Rickettsiosis, Borreliosis, Babesiosis, Cytauxzoonosis, and Hepatozoonosis.RACE approved for vets and techs.
Medical1 CE creditRACE-ApprovedVetsFree