CONTINUING EDUCATION TRACKER

This program is a live, interactive, in-person conference, including nonmedical and medical programs created for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and practice managers to achieve their continuing education in veterinary medicine. Each session is one CE hour. Registered attendees can earn a maximum of 23 CE credit hours at this conference.

CE Certificate Instructions

• Please register for a free dvm360 Flex account if you do not already have an account. Already registered? Sign in.
• Search for your CE course below using the Search field or left sidebar navigation below in the Course Catalog. Upon finding your course, click on "Claim CE Certificate", then follow the prompts to download your Certificate. Repeat for each course. Registered attendees can earn a maximum of 23 credit hours at this conference.
• CE certificates you've claimed will appear in your account dashboard to download.
• Log your CE credit hours via AAVSB’s RaceTrack® platform powered by CE Broker. (Please note dvm360® is not affiliated with RaceTrack®, thus, please contact AAVSB directly for technical help.)
• Transcript: Download your Record of Participation Transcript via your dvm360 Flex account any time by going to your Profile (top right) and clicking on the drop down menu to: Transcript.
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Accreditation Guidelines

RACE®-approved continuing education programs are widely recognized by veterinary professionals as quality courses which help them meet their compliance obligations for licensure. (Note: Some sponsored CEs are pending RACE-approval as of the date of this conference.)

RACE®-approved programs are accepted without additional jurisdictional approval by 61 North American regulatory bodies. View the list of these jurisdictions.

Neither dvm360® nor completing dvm360® Record of Participation will automatically submit your Record of Participation and CE certificate in jurisdictions that are not approved by AAVSB. Participants should contact their specific veterinary state boards for clarifications and to see if a program will meet their criteria for continuing education. Rules and regulations are constantly reviewed and/or updated, and changes take a while to become effective.

AAVSB RACE®-APPROVAL

The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) RACE® committee has reviewed and approved Fetch, a dvm360® Conference, in Kansas City, MO, occurring August 26-28, 2022 as meeting the standards adopted by the AAVSB.

NonSponsored CEs RACE®-Approved: This program has been approved for 128 hours of continuing education credit hours in jurisdictions that recognize RACE®-approval, with 23 hours available to an individual attendee.

Sponsored CEs RACE®-Approved: This program has been approved for an additional 28 hours of continuing education credits hours in jurisdictions that recognize RACE® approval.

Sponsored CEs Pending RACE®-Approval: This program is currently pending RACE®-approval for an additional 5 hours of continuing education credits hours in jurisdictions that recognize RACE® approval for the below courses.

1. The Keys to Locking Out Lawsuits for Healthcare Professionals
2. Otitis Treatment Frustrations and Potential Solutions (The Effects of Otitis and the Human Animal Bond)
3. Don't Miss a Diagnosis: Comprehensive CBC with AI and Human Expertise In Your Practice
4. The Practical Canine Allergic Patient Workup (Part 1): Who Has Time for Everything Else?
5. The Practical Canine Allergic Patient Workup (Part 2): Who Has Time for Everything Else?

NonSponsored Non-RACE®-Approved CEs: The following 3 courses were provided at this live conference; however, they are NOT RACE-approved as these were substituted for 3 courses that were cancelled due to means beyond our control. Thus, these courses are not eligible for RACE-approved CE credit hours and will NOT be listed below in the Course Catalog. We apologize for the inconvenience; however, we hope that you enjoyed your learning experience.)

1. Gait Sandwich With a Neuro & Pain Management Filling!
2. From Wobblers to Wieners--A Veterinary Field Guide to Neuro Rehab
3. So Your Pet Has a Torn Cruciate...Now What?