Continuing Education
Life in the FAST Lane: Point-of-Care Ultrasound Essentials for Veterinary Technicians
Date & time : September 21st, 2026 at 6:00 PDT
Speaker: Jack Gedymin, DVM
1 hour of CE credit
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is an essential tool in veterinary emergency and critical care, supporting rapid patient assessment and clinical decision-making. This case-based lecture will review common indications, a structured approach to focused POCUS examinations, advanced applications, and key limitations. Participants will gain practical strategies for incorporating POCUS into everyday clinical practice and patient monitoring.
Paws, Pause, Double-Check: Recognizing Common Medication Drug Overdoses
Date & time: September 21st, 2026 at 7:00 PDT
Speaker: Amanda Sinclair, DVM, ECC Resident
1 hour of CE credit
Medication overdoses are uncommon but can result in significant patient morbidity and mortality across all areas of veterinary care. Rapid recognition and intervention are essential. This case-based lecture will review the pathophysiology, clinical signs, and management of overdoses involving commonly used ER and ICU medications, with a focus on recognizing toxicity and initiating appropriate treatment.
A Pain in the Mouth: The Evolution of Stomatitis Management
Speaker: Anna Brown, RVT
A Pain in the Mouth: The Evolution of Stomatitis Management
Speaker: Anna Brown, RVT
Canine Transmissible Veneral Tumor (CTVT)
Speaker: Letty Bonilla, DVM
No Pet Left Behind - Financial Triage in Modern Veterinary Practice
Speaker: Robert Parkins, DVM
The Power of Blood Donation in Veterinary Medicine
Speaker: Christina Lee BS, RVT, VTS (ECC)
Location: PIMA - San Marcos
The Power of Blood Donation in Veterinary Medicine
Speaker: Christina Lee BS, RVT, VTS (ECC)
Location: PIMA - San Marcos
Recover CPR Rescuer Certification
Speaker: Kristin Frietas BS, RVT, VTS (ECC)
Location: Ethos Veterinary Health - Sorrento Valley
CPR
Speaker: Christina Lee Bs, RVT, VTS (ECC)
Location: Companion Animal Wellness Center
We offer a variety of learning experiences designed to support teams, strengthen connections, and create meaningful opportunities for growth across our veterinary community. These offerings provide flexible ways to engage in continuing education while fostering collaboration and shared learning.
Lunch n’ Learns (by request) Interactive sessions designed to bring teams together in a familiar setting, encouraging discussion, case-based learning, and practical application during the workday.
Community Learning Sessions (by request) Collaborative learning opportunities that create space for open dialogue, shared experiences, and connection across hospitals and teams.
Continuing Education Symposiums (throughout the year) Larger-scale events that bring veterinary professionals together to engage in focused learning, exchange ideas, and strengthen community relationships.
Lectures at Local Veterinary Technician Colleges (by request) Educational sessions that support developing veterinary professionals while strengthening partnerships between clinical practice and academic programs.
Please note that while we strive to accommodate a variety of topics, availability may vary based on scheduling and resources.
These opportunities are rooted in a shared commitment to learning, connection, and growth—creating spaces where knowledge is exchanged, experiences are valued, and our community continues to move forward together.
