2024 Judicious Use of Medically Important Antimicrobial Drugs in Animals

When:  Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Time:  12 – 1pm PDT

Location:  Online via Zoom

Cost: $40.00 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL (ends March 4, 2024); $50.00 after March 4, 2024

Western University of Health Sciences – College of Veterinary Medicine is excited to offer a virtual presentation on the “Judicious Use of Medically Important Antimicrobial Drugs in Animals”. Attendance at a seminar on this topic every four (4) years is required for state licensure as of January 1, 2018 (Business and Professions Code, Division 2. Healing Arts, Chapter 11. Veterinary Medicine. Article 3. Issuance of Licenses 4846.5(k) (1)).

The speakers are Dr. Marissa Silva of the California Department of Food and Agriculture and Dr. Priyank Kumar, Associate Professor of Veterinary Pharmacology at WesternU. We will be discussing this topic as it applies to both small and large animal medicine.

This will be a one hour session and a certificate of attendance will be provided after the event.

Because this is a specific continuing education program required for licensure, you will be required to have a video camera to provide live video of your participation in the meeting. Prompt and continuous attendance throughout the program is mandatory.

More details and Zoom information will be emailed out in the coming weeks.

Program and Tickets:  Click Here

For further information please contact:
Meagan Hsing, Clinical Relations Coordinator- mhsing@westernu.edu

ABOUT WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES – COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

The College of Veterinary Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences was established in 1998 as the first new college of veterinary medicine in the United States in more than twenty years, and stands as a new paradigm in veterinary medical education: innovative instructional programs, cost-effective delivery of education, and cooperation with other educational institutions and the private sector. On March 3, 2010, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Council on Education (COE) granted the College Full Accreditation.

One of only 32 veterinary schools in the United States, we take pride in nurturing cooperative learning, public service, and scholarship, ensuring that our graduates are well-prepared to excel in their careers. At our esteemed institution, students benefit from a wide range of clinical opportunities and instruction in various domestic species, from food animals and equines to companion animals, and have the opportunity to pursue interests in research. We celebrate a diverse student and faculty body, believing that diversity enriches our educational experience and fosters a deeper understanding of global veterinary healthcare. We encourage personal and professional development, fostering an academic community of competent, caring, and ethical professionals. Together, we cultivate an environment of mutual respect, collaboration, and compassion, preparing our graduates to serve all communities with excellence and empathy.